Consulado de Carrera de México en Nueva Orleans

1.Visa application. (click here). Please print double sided (front and back on one sheet).

2. Valid passport and copy of the main page.

3. One color passport photograph with maximum measurements of 1.5 in. x 1.3in., front view, with no eyeglasses and white background.

4. For non-USA citizens, document that proves that the applicant is a foreign legal resident of the USA (Ex: Form I-797, I-20 advance parole, etc).

5. Visa application fee $54.00 dollars (cash, credit card or money orders). Non refundable if not approved.

6. Proof of economic solvency:

a) Original and copy of proof of investments or bank accounts with a balance of approximately $62,232.50 US Dollars during the previous 12 months. OR

b) Original and copy of documents showing that the applicant has a job or pension that yields a monthly income of $3,737.95 US Dollars after taxes during the previous 6 months. (Last 6 months of paystubs and the previous 6 months of bank statement that show the direct deposit of salary/pension)

TOTAL AMOUNT SUBJECT TO CHANGE MONTHLY, DEPENDING ON EXCHANGE RATE.

After entering Mexico with this visa, you should go to the nearest Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) (Immigration Office) to obtain your temporary residency card.

Applicants must apply in person. Normally, the visa will be ready the same day, but this is not guaranteed.

For visa appointments, please schedule at 1(424)309-0009 by phone or WhatsApp or online at https://citas.sre.gob.mx/

For more information, please email: connorleans@sre.gob.mx or visit our website: https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/nuevaorleans

1. Visa application (Click here ). Please print double sided (front and back on one sheet) .

2. Valid passport and copy of the main page.

3. One color passport photograph with maximum measurements of 1.5 in. x 1.3in., front view, with no eyeglasses and white background.

4. For Non-U. S. Citizens, Document that proves that the applicant is a foreign legal resident of the USA (ex: I-797, I-20 advance parole, etc.).

5. Visa application fee $54.00 dollars (cash, credit card or money orders). Non refundable if not approved .

6. Proof of economic solvency:

a) Original and copy of proof of investments or bank accounts with a balance of approximately $10,917.89 US Dollars during the previous 12 months. OR

b) Original and copy of documents showing that the applicant has a job or pension that yields a monthly income of $1,097.25 US Dollars after taxes during the previous 6 months. (Last 6 months of paystubs and the previous 6 months of bank statement that show the direct deposit of salary/pension)

TOTAL AMOUNT SUBJECT TO CHANGE MONTHLY, DEPENDING ON EXCHANGE RATE.

Economic solvency can be satisfied by the student, his/her parents or the person who has legal custody for the student, as long as he/she is not older than 25 years of age. It can also be proved by original documents attesting that the student has received a full scholarship.

7. Original signed acceptance letter from the School or University. The letter should include:

a) Complete name.

b) Fully described program to be studied, including level.

c) Name, cost and dates when the course starts and ends.

d) Full name of the school or university.

If the applicant is a minor both parents should be present to sign the application. If only one parent is present, it is mandatory to submit a notarized authorization (Spanish or English) from the other parent. If minors or persons requiring legal guardianship attend by themselves or someone different to their parents, it is mandatory to submit a notarized document in which their parents or legal guardianship authorize the visa application.

Applicants must apply in person. Normally, the visa will be ready the same day, but this is not guaranteed.

For visa appointments, please schedule at 1(424)309-0009 by phone or WhatsApp or online at https://citas.sre.gob.mx/

For more information, please email: connorleans@sre.gob.mx or visit our website: https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/nuevaorleans

1. Visa application (Click here ). Please print double sided (front and back on one sheet) .

2. Valid passport and photocopy of the main page.

3. One color passport photograph with maximum measurements of 1.5 in. x 1.3in., front view, with no eyeglasses and white background.

4. For Non USA Citizens, document that proves that the applicant is a foreign legal resident of the USA (Ex: Form I-797, I-20 advance parole, etc.).

5. Visa application fee $54.00 dollars (cash, credit card or money orders). Non refundable if not approved .

6. Proof of economic solvency:

Original and copy of proof of investments or bank accounts with a balance of approximately $3,275.37 US Dollars during the previous 6 months. OR

b) Original and copy of documents showing that the applicant has a job or pension that yields a monthly income of $1,080.87 US Dollars after taxes during the previous 6 months. (Last 6 months of paystubs and the previous 6 months of bank statement that show the direct deposit of salary/pension)

TOTAL AMOUNT SUBJECT TO CHANGE MONTHLY, DEPENDING ON EXCHANGE RATE.

After entering Mexico with this visa, you should go to the nearest Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) (Immigration Office) to obtain your temporary residency card.

Applicants must apply in person. Normally, the visa will be ready the same day, but this is not guaranteed.

For visa appointments, please schedule at 1(424)309-0009 by phone or WhatsApp or online at https://citas.sre.gob.mx/

For more information, please email: connorleans@sre.gob.mx or visit our website: https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/nuevaorleans

Foreign retired residents, as well as immigrants (permanent residents) are entitled to take their hosehold effects into mexico. a list of such effects must be certified by the mexican consulate for customs in mexico. the requirements to be met are the following:

· Applicants: 1- family head or 2- women (divorced or widow) come to the consulate with their respective certificate.

· Temporary or permanent resident card (inmigrante or inmigrado) issued in your name, issue by the ministry of the interior of mexico or any mexican consulate, during the previous six months and 4 copies.

· Valid passport and 4 (four) copies of data page.

· A typed list of household effects, “in spanish”, accompanied by 4 additional photocopies, listing all items to be imported. brand, model and serial numbers must be stated when listing electrical appliances. the first page must state your name and complete address in the United States and in Mexico.

· Pay the consular fee of $190.00 u.s. dollars.

An import of household effects is a document that allows you to move your belongings into mexico.

Applications are received from 9:00 to 12:00 Monday through Friday.

*Important: The import of household effect does not include the following: Cars, trucks, motorcycles, food, species, alcohol beverages, medicines, weapons or explosives

EXAMPLE:

Menaje de Casa de la Familia Williams (Wiliams Family Household)

Titular: George Williams ( Your name )

Inventario de Enseres Domésticos ( Inventory of Domestic Items )

INFORMATION RELATED TO SHIP YOUR HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS

Artefactos Eléctricos ( Electric Appliances )

(I compromise to bring all my belongins back to the United States at the end of my stay in Mexico and if i change my address, i will inform the migratory authorities).

Manifiesto que me comprometo a retornar mi menaje al termino de mi condición de estancia y en caso de cambio de domicilio, dar aviso a la autoridad migratoria.

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(signature/firma)

For more information, please email: connorleans@sre.gob.mx or visit our website: https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/nuevaorleans