Urgent! ! Is it easy to get a Mexican visa?

Hello, Landlord: Generally speaking, the tourist visa in Mexico is not too difficult, and it is much easier than that in the United States.

1) Five recent photo certificates with the same background and white background.

2) Passport (valid for at least 90 days after the visa expires).

3) Personal data form filled out by the applicant in person.

4) A copy of the business license issued by the work unit and five pieces of company stationery, with the signature and official seal of the person in charge listed in the letter.

5) The applicant's original deposit certificate of more than 30,000 yuan, if providing a spouse, must provide a marriage certificate.

6) Copy of the applicant's ID card and household registration book.

7) Copy of vehicle production and real estate.

8) Air tickets or air ticket orders with exact dates.

9) If it is a business visa, in addition to the above information, you must also provide:

A. Original invitation letter for Mexican registered company

B a copy of the tax bill and tax registration certificate of the applicant company in the last three months, with the official seal of the company affixed.

This is the information you need to apply for a tourist visa in Mexico. You can compare it with your own situation

Contact information: The Embassy of the United Mexican States is located at No.5 East Street, Sanlitun, Beijing. Tel: 0/0-65322574, 65322070, 6532 1947.

The Consulate General of Mexico in Shanghai is located in Building A, Qihua Building, Huaihai Middle Road 1375, Shanghai. Tel: 02 1-64379585.

Tourist visas generally stay 15- 180 days. The travel card can be extended, and you can apply to the local Immigration Bureau (inm) when the deadline approaches.

When entering Mexico, you must take the initiative to get a travel card and stamp it at the border immigration office. The number of days of stay and entry time approved by immigration officials will be recorded on the card. You can check this card when you leave Mexico.

I wish the landlord a pleasant journey!