Visa for visitors without permission to perform paid activities.

Requirements: 1. Visa application form, duly completed and signed (printed back-to-back). 2. Printed copy of the appointment confirmation. 3. Original passport 4. Payment of the visa application fee.Click here to see the current consular fees. 5. Original and copy of a valid document proving legal stay in the country, only for non-Filipino citizens.

6. Submit the documents required for one of the following options:

a) Original (wet signed, stamped/certified by the bank) last three months’ bank statements -counting backwards from the day of the appointment- and a certificate from the bank specifying the account opening date and financial balance for each and every one of the last three months. The average monthly balance must exceed six hundred eighty days of UMA for each and every one of the last three months.

 b) Original (wet signed, stamped/certified by the company) certificate of steady employment, issued on the company’s letterhead, stating the applicant’s full name, position, period of employment, monthly and annual salary, the company’s contact details, and the name and position of the signatory; certified payment slips for the last three months, along with the original bank statements showing salary transfers into your account. The monthly income, after taxes, must be equivalent to at least two hundred twenty days of UMA for each and every one of the last three months.

 c) Original title deed of the real estate property, issued by the competent authorities, for properties duly registered under the applicant’s name for a minimum of two years; and an original certificate of stable employment, issued on official company letterhead, bearing the company seal and a wet signature, indicating the applicant’s position, length of employment (at least two years), monthly and annual salary, the company’s contact information, and the name and position of the person signing the certificate.

 d) Original title deed of real estate property, duly registered under the applicant’s name for a minimum of two years, and official documents issued by the competent authorities proving business ownership, with evidence of at least two years of operation.

 e) In the case of foreign individuals who are regularly enrolled in higher education institutions, they must present the original certificate of enrollment, and the original certificate of stable employment or scholarship showing a monthly income equivalent to one hundred thirty days of UMA for each and every one of the last three months along with the bank statements showing salary or scholarship transfers into your account.

 f) If you are invited by a public or private Mexican organization to participate in a non-remunerated activity (not related to tourism), you must submit the following documents:

1.Original responsive letter (this is NOT an invitation letter nor guarantee letter) from a public or private Mexican organization or institution inviting a foreign national to participate in a non-remunerated event or activity within Mexican territory. The letter must include the following information:

 i. Full name (no initials) and nationality of the applicant.

ii. Name of the organization or institution.

iii. Official registration number.

iv. Full address and contact details of the organization or institution.

v. Nature/purpose of the organization.

vi. Detailed program of the activity to be carried out or the project in which the foreign national will participate. The activity must be related to the nature of the organization or institution.

vii. Start and end dates of the activity.

viii. A statement from the organization committing to cover the applicant’s expenses during their stay in Mexico and their return to the country of origin or residence.

ix. A copy of a government-issued ID with photograph and signature of the person signing the responsive letter must be attached. The signatory must have the legal authority to issue such a letter.

2. To demonstrate that the organization has the financial capacity to fulfill the obligation referred to in item viii of the previous section, the inviting private organization or institution must submit either the original bank statements proving an average monthly balance equivalent to two thousand two hundred ninety times the UMA for each and every one of the last twelve months. Electronic documents must contain a verifiable digital certificate.

Public institutions and organizations, as well as those belonging to the National Education System, are not required to demonstrate financial solvency.

3. Original documents to prove the applicant’s experience, capacity, skills, or knowledge necessary to carry out the specific activity for which they are invited.

Important Information for Minor Applicants

• In the case of minors or individuals under legal guardianship as defined by civil law, the visa application form must be signed by both parents or by the person exercising parental authority or legal guardianship, in the presence of the consular officer.

• If one of the parents does not appear in person at the consular office to obtain the visa for their minor child, a notarized authorization from the other parent must be submitted, stating their consent for the child to obtain a Mexican visa.

• In the case of minors whose parental authority is granted solely to one parent by court ruling, a certified copy of the official document granting such authority must be submitted. If the document was issued in a third country, it must be legalized or apostilled, as applicable, and accompanied by a translation if it is in a language other than Spanish.

• Parents and legal guardians are required to present a valid, official photo identification with a signature, in which the names must match exactly as they appear on the birth certificate.