Tourist Visa Requirements for Mexican Citizens

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Are you a Mexican citizen planning to visit Asia? Well, you’re in luck! The following guide covers the latest visa requirements for popular travel destinations in Asia. It has all the basic information you need to plan your trip and attain your visa quickly and easily. The guide is applicable to Mexican citizens, holders of passports issued in Mexico and those born in Mexico, and it’s for Tourist Visas only, not Business or Diplomatic Visas.

We’ve sorted the guide based on the suggested time required to apply for your tourist visa in certain countries, they are – No advanced planning, Three-day preparation, and Two-week preparation:

Destination	Visa Application
Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Laos	No Advance Planning
Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam	Three-day Preparation
India, Taiwan, Thailand, Australia, China, Russia	Two-week Preparation

No Advance Planning

Some Asian countries will grant you a tourist visa automatically upon your arrival, and there’s no need for pre-arrangements or payments. The immigration officer will simply stamp your passport with a date showing either the number of days you can stay, or a date indicating when you must leave the country.

The stamp on your passport will technically serve as a ‘visa,’ which allows you to enter the country multiple times within a specific number of days. The countdown begins on the first day you enter the country. Sometimes, this is also known as ‘a multiple-entry visa.’

In some countries, a visa on arrival comes with a fee. Basically, when you arrive at an entry point, you’ll need to visit the ‘visa-on-arrival’ counter to submit a visa application. You’ll be required to provide passport-sized photos and a stamping fee.

The visa they issue will usually take the form of a sticker or stamp on your passport. By default, you will get a single-entry visa. However, some countries will give you the option to pay for longer stays and multiple entries. Those with single-entry visas will be allowed to stay only for a specific number of days. Each time you leave the country and re-enter, you’ll have to apply for another visa.

Country	Stamping Fee	Day to Stay	No of Entry
Hong Kong	Free	90 Days	Multiple Entry
Japan	Free	6 Months	Multiple Entry
Korea	Free	90 Days	Multiple Entry
Macau	Free	90 Days	Multiple Entry
Malaysia	Free	30 Days	Multiple Entry
Maldives	Free	30 Days	Multiple Entry
Philippines	Free	21 Days	Multiple Entry
Singapore	Free	30 Days	Multiple Entry
Indonesia	USD25	30 Days	Single Entry
Laos	USD30	30 Days	Single Entry

Three-day Preparation

Some Asian countries require you to submit your visa application in advance, that is before you arrive at the entry point. Usually, you’ll be given a reference number or an approval letter to indicate that your visa has already been approved.

While some countries will grant you the visa without payment, others will require you to pay for a stamping fee at the visa-on-arrival counter. These days, you can submit a visa application online, without the need to hand over your original passport.

Certain nations will grant you a Visa by email, soon after you’ve submitted your online application. Since you get the visa in advance, this is by far the most convenient way. All you need to do is print out your visa and carry it with your passport. Once your visa application has been approved, however, you must usually enter the country within a specific number of days.

Country	Stamping Fee	Day to Stay	Validity	No of Entry	How to Get Visa?
Sri Lanka	USD20	1 Month	3 Months	Double Entry	Apply Visa
Cambodia	USD20	1 Month	3 Months	Single Entry	Apply Visa
Myanmar	USD30	28 Days	1 Month	Single Entry	Apply Visa
Vietnam	USD25	1 Month	1 Month	Single Entry	Apply Visa

Two-week Preparation

Some Asian countries expect you to get a visa ready well before you make the trip to their country. This usually means you’ll have to apply for the visa at the embassy of the country you wish to visit, and they’ll issue the visa to you. For obvious reasons, visa applications at embassies are usually much easier to do when you’re in your home country, before you travel.

In some cases, you can also apply for a visa through travel agents; they have ‘runners’ who’ll go to the embassy for you. Some embassies will even let you mail in your passport and visa application. Depending on the country you visit, the start date of your visa may begin once it has been issued to you, instead of counting down from the day you first entered the country.

Country	Stamping Fee	Day to Stay	No of Entry	List of Embassy
India	MXP560	6 Months	Multiple Entry	View here
Australia	AUD105	90 Days	Single Entry	View here
China	MXP500	30 Days	Single Entry	View here
Russia	USD50	30 Days	Single Entry	View here
Taiwan	USD50	30 Days	Single Entry	View here
Thailand	THB1,000	30 Days	Single Entry	View here

List of Foreign Embassies in Mexico

As we’ve mentioned earlier, it’s generally much easier for you to get your visa in Mexico, before you hop on that plane. To help you find foreign embassies in Mexico, we’ve created these tables for your reference. Please note that they apply mainly to Asian countries that require advanced visa applications. Good luck planning that trip and travel safe!

India’s Embassy and Consulates in Mexico

Embassy / Consulate Name

Detail

India Embassy in Mexico

Tourist Visa Requirements for Mexican Citizens

No Advance Planning

Three-day Preparation

Two-week Preparation

List of Foreign Embassies in Mexico

India’s Embassy and Consulates in Mexico

Australia’s Embassy and Consulates in Mexico

China’s Embassy and Consulates in Mexico

Russia’s Embassy and Consulates in Mexico

Taiwan’s Embassy and Consulates in Mexico

Thailand’s Embassy and Consulates in Mexico

List of Embassies outside Mexico

India’s Embassies and Consulates outside Mexico

Australia’s Embassies and Consulates outside Mexico

China’s Embassies and Consulates outside Mexico

Russia’s Embassies and Consulates outside Mexico

Taiwan’s Embassies and Consulates outside Mexico

Thailand’s Embassies and Consulates outside Mexico

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