TYPE OF VISA CORRESPONDING:
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1. Fill out a visa application. (click here)
2. Complete the consular interview in person.
3. Valid passport or travel documents; original and one photocopy.
4. Submit one photo: passport size, visible face, no glasses, frontal view, in color, uncover face and white background.
5. If the Foreigner is not a native of the country where the visa is requested, it is required that an original and photocopy of the documents are provided to prove migratory legal status.
In conjunction with the requested conditions of stay, the visitor must submit an additional requirement of one of the following assumptions: Proof of Property in the country where visa is requested, economic solvency, invitation by a Mexican institution, scientific or educational research for work in Mexico, study in Mexico, relative of a Mexican national or resident in Mexico, frequent traveler, visitors in an adoption process; employee representative directed to give advice to a Mexican company, investor, owner of property in Mexico, and all the assumptions designated by the Law.
6. Payment of the visa fee.
Submit one of the following assumptions:
a. Retired or pensioner:
1. Original and photocopy of investments or bank accounts with a monthly average equivalent of twenty thousand days of minimum wages valid in Mexico City for the last 12 months (aprox. 90,000.00 USdls).
2. Original and photocopy of pension with monthly income free of tax equivalent of five hundred days of minimum wage in Mexico City (aprox. 2,200.00 USdls.) for the last 6 months.
b. Family Reunification.
1. Link with a Mexican national:
i.Presence of the Mexican national.
ii.If the applicant has a Mexican son/daughter, the original and a photocopy of the Mexican or foreign birth certificate are required.
If the applicant has a Mexican father or mother and only if it is a child or adolescent and is not married, is under interdiction, or under the legal representation, an original and photocopy of the birth certificate are necessary.
If the applicant is the son/daughter of the spouse, in common law, or an equivalent figure of a Mexican national, the following is required only if the applicant is a boy, girl, or adolescent and is not married, is under interdiction, or under the legal representation:
- Original and photocopy of the birth certificate of the applicant.
- Original and photocopy of the marriage or the common law certificate with the Mexican national
If the applicant has a brother/sister of a Mexican national, the original and a photocopy of the birth certificate of both are required.
iii.The original and a photocopy of the documents that confirms the Mexican nationality are essential, according to Article 3 of the Nationality Law.
2. Link with a Foreigner that is under the conditions of Permanent Residency visa:
i. Presence of the Foreigner under the condition of Permanent Residency.
ii.If the applicant has a son/daughter who is a Foreigner under the characteristic of stay as a Permanent Resident visa, original and photocopy of birth certificate are required.
If the applicant has a father or mother, who is a Foreigner under the characteristic of stay as a Permanent Resident visa, original and photocopy of the birth certificate are required only if it is boy, girl, or adolescent and is not married, is under interdiction, or under the legal representation.
If the applicant is the son/daughter of the spouse, in common law, or an equivalent figure of the Foreigner under the conditions of Permanent Residency visa, the following is required:
- Original and photocopy of the birth certificate of the applicant.
- Original and photocopy of the marriage or common law certificate with the Foreigner under the characteristic of stay as a Permanent Resident or Permanent Resident’s visa.
If the applicant is the brother/sister of a Foreigner under the characteristic of stay as a Permanent Resident visa and is a boy, girl, or adolescent and is not married, is under interdiction, or under the legal representation, must present the original and one photocopy of the applicant’s birth certificate, as well as his brother/sister.
i. Original and photocopy of the Permanent Resident visa.
ii. Prove economic solvency for the support of the family during their stay in Mexico with the following:
- Original and photocopy of investments or bank accounts with a monthly average equivalent of one hundred days of minimum wage valid in Mexico City (aprox. $500.00 USdls.) during the last twelve months.
- Original and photocopy of proof of employment or pension with monthly income free of tax equivalent of one hundred days of minimum wage in Mexico City (aprox. 500.00 USdls.) for the last six months.
3. Link with a Foreigner that is under the conditions of Permanent Residency:
i. Presence of the Foreigner under the condition of s Permanent Residency.
If the applicant has a son/daughter who is a Foreigner under the characteristic of stay as a Permanent Resident, original and photocopy of birth certificate are required.
If the applicant has a father or mother, who is a Foreigner under the characteristic of stay as a Permanent Resident, original and photocopy of the birth certificate are required only if it is boy, girl, or adolescent and is not married, is under interdiction, or under the legal representation.
If the applicant is the son/daughter of the spouse, in common law, or an equivalent figure of the Foreigner under the conditions of Permanent Residency, the following is required:
- Original and photocopy of the birth certificate of the applicant.
- Original and photocopy of the marriage or common law certificate with the Foreigner under the characteristic of stay as a Permanent Resident or Permanent Resident’s visa.
If the applicant is the brother/sister of a Foreigner under the characteristic of stay as a Permanent Resident and is a boy, girl, or adolescent and is not married, is under interdiction, or under the legal representation, must present the original and one photocopy of the applicant’s birth certificate, as well as his brother/sister.
i. Original and photocopy of the Permanent Resident card