After December 1st, 2016, Canadian citizens carrying diplomatic or official passports, DO NOT need a visa to visit Mexico, either for official or tourist purposes, for any trip up to 90 days.
Foreigners with Laissez-Passer, independently of the nationality or official rank, DO NEED a visa to visit Mexico.
The requirements for holders of diplomatic or official passports who do require a visa are as follows:
- Visa application form: English version. Spanish version. printed on one page, double sided, properly completed and signed.
- Valid diplomatic or official passport and a clear photocopy of the passport’s biographical page.
- One photograph: Must be taken within the last six months, in color, measuring exactly 3.5 × 4.5 cm, with a solid white background, face completely uncovered with no eyeglasses. Photos with filters and digital alterations will be rejected.
- Diplomatic note from the Embassy or consular office of the country the passport holder represents.
- In the case of Canadian officials who will remain in Mexico for more than ninety days or be accredited in Mexico, a diplomatic note from Global Affairs Canada or an official note from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada will be required.
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It is highly recommended to submit your visa application at least two months prior to your intended travel date. Due to high demand, appointments are typically booked for the next two months. The consulate is unable to accommodate urgent appointments based on travel plans.