On October 22nd of this year, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement notifying all embassies and consulates that, from that date onwards:
All persons who, due to their nationality, require a visa to enter Mexico, will be asked to present a “VISITOR VISA without lucrative activities”, to board any plane whose destination, final or intermediate, is Mexico, regardless of the length of stay, even those who only transfer from one flight to another.
The following persons will be exempt from presenting this visa:
Persons with Permanent Residence in Canada, the United States of America, Japan, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and any of the countries that make up the Schengen Area, as well as the member countries of the Pacific Alliance.
We are attentive to your comments and questions.
Immigration
Juan Carlos Partida / juan.partida@ecrubio.com
René Alva / rene.alva@ecrubio.com
Pablo Rosenzweig / pablo.rosenzweig@ecrubio.com
Alicia Gutiérrez / alicia.gutierrez@ecrubio.com
Alejandra Alvídrez / alejandra.alvidrez@ecrubio.com
Carlos Báez / carlos.baez@ecrubio.com
Jorge Hernández / jorge.hernandez@ecrubio.com
Lilián Vizcaino / lilian.vizcaino@ecrubio.com
Marcela Guzmán / marcela.guzman@ecrubio.com
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