Mexico Business Visa
Visit, work and conduct business in Mexico in a super-efficient manner! If entering by land on a business visa, you need a Mexico Land Card to record your arrival at the border.
Business Visa Overview
The Business Visa is a travel approval for eligible travellers flying for business purposes. It must be obtained through a Mexican embassy or consulate before departure.
Mexico Business Visa Validity Details
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Number of Entries |
Duration of Stay |
Validity Period |
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Allows a Single Entry |
180 Days |
180 Days |
Requirements for the Mexico Business Visa
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Applicants must gather these documents before applying for a Mexico business visa:
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Prepare your documents
Travellers must prepare the required documents mentioned above before applying.
Book an Appointment
Book an appointment with the Mexican embassy or consulate.
Attend the Appointment
Attend the appointment and submit your documents.
Pay the Visa Fee
Pay the visa fee as per embassy instructions.
Collect Your Visa-Stamped Passport
Collect your passport with an approved Mexico visa stamp.
Arriving in Mexico by Land?
If you’re entering Mexico by land on a business visa, you’ll need a Mexico Land Card. It’s used to process your entry at the border and officially record your arrival.
One can easily apply for this entry document online by providing a few basic details and clear scans of the following:
- Biodata page of the applicant’s valid passport.
- A recently taken digital photo of the applicant.
Processing Options for the Mexico Land Card
Normal Processing
1 - 2 Days
Rush Processing
6 - 12 Hours
Super-Rush Processing
1 Hour
FAQs
No, currently, it is not possible to apply for a Mexico Business visa online. You will need to schedule an appointment at the nearest Mexican embassy or consulate to submit your application and supporting documents.
Permitted activities on a Mexico Business visa include attending meetings, conferences, or training.
Prohibited activities on a Mexico Business visa include working in Mexico, receiving payment from a Mexican source, and engaging in any activities that are not related to the purpose of your business visit.
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