Mexico Visa Guideline

To obtain a visa for Mexico, you'll generally need a valid passport, a completed application form, and proof of financial means, among other requirements. The specific documents needed may vary based on the type of visa and your nationality. 

General Requirements:

• Valid Passport: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay.

• Application Form: Complete and submit the official Mexico visa application form.

• Photographs: Provide recent passport-sized photos meeting Mexico's specific requirements.

• Proof of Financial Means: Demonstrate you can financially support yourself during your trip.

• Proof of Accommodation: Show evidence of where you'll be staying, like a hotel booking or address.

• Return Ticket: Provide a confirmed round-trip ticket.

• Other Documents: Depending on the visa type, you might need additional documents like employment letters, invitations, or proof of studies.

Specific Considerations:

• Tourist Visa:
  If you're visiting for tourism and your stay is less than 180 days, you might not need a visa depending on your nationality. 

• Student Visa:
  If you're studying in Mexico for more than 180 days, you'll need a student temporary resident visa. 

• E-Tourist/Business Cards:
  Certain airports offer electronic tourist or business cards for convenience. 

• Transit Visas:
  Check if your transit country requires a separate transit visa. 

• Visa Fees:
  Be prepared to pay the applicable visa fee, which may vary by location and visa type. 

Where to Apply:

• Embassy or Consulate: Apply for your visa at the nearest Mexican embassy or consulate.

• Online Application: Some visa types may require an online application before submitting your documents.