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b)Payment slips of the last six months and a letter from your employer* stating that you’ve been working for that company for at least one year. You must also bring bank statements showing the salary transfer into your account. If the bank statements were issued electronically, they must be printed by you and stamped by the issuing bank.

c)If you are currently studying in Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, or Yemen, you will have to submit proof of enrolment at a university/school* and a document showing that you have a steady job, a pension, or a scholarship, including your monthly income of the last six months.

Non-refundable application fee

* Proof of employment on letterhead from the issuing institution stating monthly salary, stipend, and/or scholarship. The letter must be authenticated by the Chamber of Commerce or an equivalent is needed.

Only if you fulfill all the requirements, book an appointment by emailing: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and send your full name, nationality, and iqama number (if applicable). If you don’t meet all the requirements, your application will be automatically rejected.

Please note that the consular interview will be conducted in English.

Processing times: 5 working days.

Visa Application form click here: https://embamex.sre.gob.mx/arabiasaudita/images/Archivos23/visaapplication.pdf 

Immigration authorities may request additional information such as reason of the trip, period of stay and domicile during your stay in Mexico, main destination, hotel accommodation, return ticket, proof of financial means (international credit cards, debit cards, or traveller's cheques).

The immigration officer will stamp the FMM card upon arrival (land only). Please keep it in a safe place and do not lose it. You will be asked for this document upon your departure from Mexico.

When your stay in Mexico is different from tourism, additional documentation may be required by immigration authorities.

If you are granted a Mexican visa you will be able to travel to Mexico. It does not guarantee entry to the country.

As in all countries, Mexican immigration authorities will verify the authenticity of all the documents you present and the truthfulness of the information you provide.

They will also confirm that no outright restriction exists. The reasons for your trip must match your visa type.

In some cases, immigration authorities may ask you for information: about your habitual residence or country of origin and require documents that allow verifying that information; activities (work) you carry out in your country or place of origin, and those you will carry out in Mexico.

If you come at the invitation of a person moral/legal or physical, the immigration authority may require their complete contact details: full name, mobile phone, address, email, and place of work.

If you are going to participate in any event such as a conference, or international meetings, it is recommended to bring the corresponding invitation and agenda.

If you intend to stay for less than 180 days as a business visitor to provide services to a company in Mexico without receiving remuneration from the Mexican company, please be aware that the immigration authority at the port of entry may also require:

Mandate letter in Spanish from the parent company, affiliate, or foreign subsidiary that indicates that the foreign person is an employee of it and that the payment of the services that will be provided in the national territory will be paid by it.

If you intend to stay for less than 180 days as a technical or business visitor to provide services to a company in Mexico without receiving remuneration from the Mexican company, please be aware that the immigration authority at the port of entry may also require:

Copy of the contract for the transfer of technology, patents, and trademarks, for the purchase and sale of machinery and equipment, for the technical training of personnel, or any other contract related to the production process of a company established in Mexico or that links the foreign party with the Mexican part, or proof of appointment by the shareholders' meeting of companies legally established in Mexico.

If you intend to stay for less than 180 days for studies, without receiving remuneration in Mexico, please be aware that the immigration authority at the port of entry may also require:

Letter of invitation or acceptance from an institution belonging to the National Educational System to carry out courses, studies, research, or training projects for a maximum period of one hundred and eighty days.

If you intend to stay for less than 180 days to participate in an unpaid project or activity in Mexico invited by a public or private organization or institution located in Mexico, please be aware that the immigration authority at the port of entry may also require:

Original letter from a public or private organization or institution that invites the foreign person to participate in an unpaid event or activity in Mexico, stating the purpose of the visit and the estimated length of stay. If the organization or institution bears the travel and permanence expenses of the foreign person in the national territory, a commitment letter will be required.

The Mexican immigration authorities have the faculty to grant or deny entry into Mexico if the visitor does not fully comply with the migratory regulations.

For the latest update on migratory regulations, please check the website of the INM:

Countries and regions do not require visas to travel to Mexico as tourist visitors.

Countries and regions that require visas to travel to Mexico as tourist visitors.

For more information about entry requirements to Mexico and the process of the second revision the following link: https://www.inm.gob.mx/pdf/INFORMACION_REQUISITOS_PARA_ENTRAR_A_MEXICO.pdf 

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• Applicant´s full name and nationality;
• Name or trade name of the transport company or association;
• Full address and contact details of the company or association; and
• Copy of an official identification with the signature of the person signing the letter.
  

e) humanitarian cause:

1. Seriou’s health condition as foreign national in Mexico:

If the applicant is a spouse or unmarried partner of a foreign person who suffers from a serious health condition in Mexico, he/she must present an original copy of his/her marriage certificate or equivalent document issued by a competent authority in accordance with the applicable legislation.

If the applicant is the son of a foreign person who suffers a serious health condition in Mexico, he/she must present an original end copy of his/her birth certificate.

If the applicant has a foreign child who suffers from a serious health condition in Mexico, he/she must present an original and copy of the child´s birth certificate.

Original of the document that certifies the serious health condition of the foreign person in Mexico issued by a public or private health institution in Mexico, with an issue date of no more than 30 calendar days that irrefutably proves that the foreign person who is in Mexico requires the support of his/her family.

2. Recognition or recovery of corpse:
If the applicant is a spouse or unmarried partner of the foreign person who died in Mexico, whose intervention is required for the recognition or recovery of the corpse, he/she must present the original and copy of his/her marriage certificate or equivalent document issued by a competent authority in accordance with the applicable legislation.

If the applicant is the son or daughter of a foreign person who died in Mexico, he/she must present an original copy of his/her birth certificate.
If the applicant is a father or mother of the foreign person who died in Mexico, he/she must present an original and copy of the birth certificate of his son o daughter.
Original of the document stating that the applicant has been notified that his/her intervention is required for the examination or recovery of the corpse issued by a competent authority or a federal, state, or municipal public institution.

3. For public interest:

Request from a dependency or entity of the federal, state, or municipal Public Administration for public interest to carry out, lead, coordinate or support relief or rescue actions in emergency or disaster situations in Mexico.

f) Scientific research or collection of samples in national territory or jurisdictional waters of Mexico, after obtaining the authorizations of the competent national authorities in waters of territorial jurisdiction:

1. When a foreign person wishes to enter Mexico to participate in scientific research and/or sample collection projects in the national territory or jurisdictional waters of Mexico, he/she must present a copy of the communication in which his/her Diplomatic Mission in Mexico notifies him/her that the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs received the corresponding authorizations for the abovementioned activities from the competent national authorities. The communication must contain the following information:

• Full name of the applicant and nationality;
• Name of the public or private organization or institution that invites the foreign person;
• Information about the activity to be carried out or the project in which the foreign person will participate, and
• Estimated duration or approximate date of completion of the activity to be carried out.
  

g) studies:

1. Original and copy of the letter of acceptance from an institution belonging to the National Educational System to carry out courses, studies research projects, or academic or professional training for a period of less than 180 days.
The institution's letterhead must contain:

• Full name of the applicant and nationality;
• Level, degree, and area of ​​study that the applicant intends to carry out;
• Name of the course or academic activity in which you have been accepted;
• Start and end date of the course or academic activity;
• Cost of registration for the course or academic activity, and
• Identification data and official registration of the educational institution.
  

2. Financial means to cover the amount of tuition accommodation and maintenance expenses during your stay in Mexico. The following documentation is required:

i. Original and copy of proof of investments or bank accounts with an average monthly balance equivalent to one hundred and fifty days of the general minimum wage in force in Mexico City, during the last three months, or

ii. Original and copy of the documents that show that you have a job, pension, or scholarship with monthly income free of liens greater than the equivalent of one hundred days of the general minimum wage in force in Mexico City, during the last three months.

Remarks:

With respect to section i), it is required to submit certified bank statements.

Regarding section ii), as applicable it is required:

1. Original headed letter from the company where the applicant works, stating his/her salary, or original letter from the institution that grants the pension or scholarship to the applicant.

2. The last three-month pay slips or pension receipts and the bank statements where the income is deposited monthly.

Solvency may be accredited by the applicant, by his/her parents, by his/her spouse, concubine or concubinage or equivalent figure; or by whoever exercises parental authority or guardianship, or with a letter from the educational institution that proves that they have been the beneficiary of a scholarship or document from a banking or financial institution that proves that they have the financing.

h) Participation in an event organized or sponsored by the Federal Public Administration or by autonomous constitutional bodies.

1. Original of the letter from the agency or autonomous constitutional body that invites the foreign person to participate in an event derived from international commitments contracted by the Mexican State for the celebration of events. The letter must contain the following information:

• Full name of the applicant;
• Nationality;
• Name of the dependency of the Federal Public Administration or autonomous constitutional body;
• Information on the event in which the foreign person will participate;
• Duration and date of the event; and
• Signature and position of the official of the Federal Public Administration or autonomous constitutional entity responsible for coordinating the event.
  
• Original of the letter from the institution of the sending country.
  

Payment of consular fee (Visa) via bank transfer to the Mexican Consulate on the day of the appointment to receive and to process the application, in accordance with the Federal Act of Fees. It also covers the issuance of the visa, if the visa is authorized.

In the case of visa refusal, the payment made will not be reimbursed. It is suggested that before submitting your application, check that your documentation is complete.

Please do not forget to bring copies of the documentation requested as if you do not so this will delay your application. There is no photocopier service at the Consulate. You will need to leave the premises to obtain the copies and you will queue again to present your application.

It is advisable not to book or buy flight tickets to Mexico if you have not been notified about the authorization of the issuance of your visa.

The submission of a flight ticket is not a visa requirement, so it does not accelerate the processing time of a visa.

Documents issued outside Mexico or Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country for visa application acceptance must be apostilled.

Visit visa requirements:

• Original passport, valid for at least six months before expiration. Please make sure that your passport has at least one blank visa page to affix the visa.
• One photocopy of your passport’s personal information page.
• Original and one photocopy of Iqama or residence permit of Bahrein, Oman, or Yemen (it does not apply to nationals of Saudi Arabia, Bahrein, Oman, and Yemen).
• One visa application form duly completed and signed. Please fill out the application form provided by the Embassy.
• One recent passport-size photo (size (3.5 x 4.5 cm), in color, with face clearly visible, without glasses, and taken against a white background. Instant-photo machine or digital home-printed photos are not accepted.
• Meet at least one of the following requirements to prove sufficient financial funds:

a)Bank statements for the last six months. If the bank statements were issued electronically, they must be printed by you and stamped by the issuing bank. If you have multiple bank accounts, please print and stamp the bank statements of all the accounts that will support your visa application. If you do not have a printed and stamped version of your statements, they will not be taken into consideration in the assessment process, even if you have electronic access to them.

b) Payment slips of the last six months and a letter from your employer* stating that you’ve been working for that company for at least one year. You must also bring bank statements showing the salary transfer into your account. If the bank statements were issued electronically, they must be printed by you and stamped by the issuing bank.

c) If you are currently studying in Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, or Yemen, you will have to submit proof of enrolment at a university/school* and a document showing that you have a steady job, a pension, or a scholarship, including your monthly income of the last six months.

Non-refundable application fee

* Proof of employment on letterhead from the issuing institution stating monthly salary, stipend, and/or scholarship. The letter must be authenticated by the Chamber of Commerce or an equivalent is needed.

Only if you fulfill all the requirements, book an appointment by emailing: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., and send your full name, nationality, and iqama number (if applicable). If you don’t meet all the requirements, your application will be automatically rejected.

Please note that the consular interview will be conducted in English.

Processing times: 5 working days.

Visa delivery:

1. It can be collected personally at the Consular Section, or

2. By mail, under the responsibility of the applicant. It is necessary to hand in an envelope "Special Delivery", containing the name, address, and postal code.

Please be aware that if you request that your passport and visa be sent by mail, the delivery time can take an extra three working days after issuing the visa.

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Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini nationals and other foreign nationals who plan to stay in Mexico for more than six months up to one year, without the purpose to perform lucrative activities or to receive remuneration in Mexico, living off their own financial means, they are required to apply for a Temporary Resident Visa by economic solvency.

This is visa suitable for transfer of personnel from the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country to Mexico who are going to receive their salary form the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country, pensioner or rentier.

The visa issued at the Consular Office is a single-entry visa, valid up to 180 days and will allow his/her holder to enter Mexico to exchange it for a Temporary Resident Card within 30 days upon his/her arrival in Mexico at the nearest migration office (INM). The Temporary Resident Card will be valid for one year and multiple entries.

Applicants are required to apply for a visa in person through a pre-arranged interview in the following e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

Requirements:

1. Valid passport and photocopy of the pages where the personal details and holder's photograph are found.

2. Visa application. it is recommended to fill in the application in Microsoft Word.

3. One Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini size passport photograph (it must be in colour, with the face clearly visible without glasses, white background and be taken within the last month).

4. Proof of being a temporary resident in the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country, only in cases when the foreign national is not a Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini national, in this case a photocopy of the Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini visa or residence permit is required.

5. Submit documentation to prove your economic solvency:

a) Original and copy of proof of investments or bank accounts with average monthly balance equivalent to five thousand days of the general minimum wage in force in Mexico City, during the last twelve months or

b) Original and copy of the documents that prove that you have stable employment or pension with monthly income free of taxes greater than the equivalent of three hundred days of the general minimum wage in force in Mexico City, during the last six months.

Remarks:

With respect section a), it is required to submit certified bank statements.

Regarding section b), as applicable it is required:

• Original headed letter from the company where the applicant works, stating his/her salary, that he/she is not going to receive any salary from a Mexican company or institution and that he/she will stay in Mexico for more than 6 months, or original letter from the institution that grants the pension to the applicant.
• The last six-month pay slips or pension receipts and the banks statements where the income is deposited monthly.
  

6. Payment of consular fee (Visa) via bank transfer to the Mexican Consulate on the day of the appointment in order to receive and to process the application, in accordance with the Federal Act of Fees. It also covers the issuance of the visa, if the visa is authorized.

In the case of visa refusal, the payment made will not be reimbursed. It is suggested that before submitting your application, check that your documentation is complete.

Processing time: From two up to 10 working days after handing in the aforementioned documentation, in a complete and satisfactory manner.

It is advisable not to book or buy flight tickets to Mexico if you have not been notified about the authorization of the issuance of your visa.

The submission of flight ticket is not a visa requirement, so it does not accelerate the processing time of a visa.

Notes:

1. In order to obtain the Temporary Resident Card, the applicant must apply before the National Institute of Migration and pay the migratory fees in Mexican pesos.

2. When a foreign national has been invited by a Mexican company/Institution to perform lucrative activities (work permit), the Mexican company/institution must request the work permit at the National Migration Institute in Mexico: https://www.gob.mx/inm 

3. Documents issued outside Mexico or the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country for visa application acceptance must be apostilled (legalized if the State where the document issued is not party to the Hague Convention on Apostille).

Visa delivery:

Visas can be collected at the Consular Section, or by mail, under responsibility of the applicant. It is necessary to hand in an envelope "Special Delivery", containing name, address and postal code.

Requirements:

1. Valid passport and photocopy of the pages where the personal details and holder's photograph are found.

2. Visa application. it is recommended to fill in the application in Microsoft Word.

3. One Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini size passport photograph (it must be in colour, with the face clearly visible without glasses, white background and be taken within the last month).

4. Proof of being a temporary resident in the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country, only in cases when the foreign national is not a Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini national, in this case a photocopy of the Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahrein visa or residence permit is required.

5. Submit documentation to prove your economic solvency:

a) Deed or policy of the Mexican legal person granted before a Notary Public, or a document duly certified by the administration body or competent official thereof, stating that the foreign person participates in the capital stock of said Mexican legal person, and that the amount of his/her investment exceeds twenty thousand days of the general minimum wage in force in Mexico City, which may be accredited, but not limited to, by means of an original and copy of contract for the sale of shares or social parts, contract of transmission of goods or rights in favour of the Mexican legal entity or document issued by the latter that proves the amount contributed in the capital stock; and

b) Original and copy of document that certifies the ownership of movable property or fixed assets in favour of the foreign entity, used for economic or business purposes, with a value that exceeds twenty thousand days of general minimum wage in force in Mexico City; or

c) Original and copy of documentation that proves the development of economic or business activities in Mexico, which may be accredited, including but not limited to, with contracts, service orders, invoices, receipts, business plans, licenses or permits, or proof issued by the Institute Mexican Social Security document certifying that the foreign legal entity is the employer of at least three workers.

6. Payment of consular fee (Visa) via bank transfer to the Mexican Consulate on the day of the appointment in order to receive and to process the application, in accordance with the Federal Act of Fees. It also covers the issuance of the visa, if the visa is authorized.

In the case of visa refusal, the payment made will not be reimbursed. It is suggested that before submitting your application, check that your documentation is complete.

Processing time: From two up to 10 working days after handing in the aforementioned documentation, in a complete and satisfactory manner.

It is advisable not to book or buy flight tickets to Mexico if you have not been notified about the authorization of the issuance of your visa.

The submission of flight ticket is not a visa requirement, so it does not accelerate the processing time of a visa.

Notes:

In order to obtain the Temporary Resident Card, the applicant must apply before the National Institute of Migration and pay the migratory fees in Mexican pesos.

When a foreign national has been invited by a Mexican company/Institution to perform lucrative activities, the Mexican company/institution must request the work permit at the National Migration Institute in Mexico: https://www.gob.mx/inm 

Visa delivery:

Visas can be collected at the Consular Section, or by mail, under responsibility of the applicant. It is necessary to hand in an envelope "Special Delivery", containing name, address and postal code.

Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini nationals and other foreign nationals who plan to stay in Mexico for more than six months up to one year, without the purpose to perform lucrative activities or to receive remuneration in Mexico, if they have the property of real estates in Mexico, they can apply for a Temporary Resident Visa.

The visa issued at the Consular Office is a single-entry visa, valid up to 180 days and will allow his/her holder to enter Mexico to exchange it for a Temporary Resident Card within 30 days upon his/her arrival in Mexico at the nearest migration office (INM). The Temporary Resident Card will be valid for one year and multiple entries.

Applicants are required to apply for a visa in person through a pre-arranged interview in the following e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

Requirements:

1. Valid passport and photocopy of the pages where the personal details and holder's photograph are found.

2. Visa application. it is recommended to fill in the application in Microsoft Word.

3. One Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini size passport photograph (it must be in colour, with the face clearly visible without glasses, white background and be taken within the last month).

4. Proof of being a temporary resident in the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country, only in cases when the foreign national is not a Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini national, in this case a photocopy of the Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahrein visa or residence permit is required.

5. Submit original and copy of Public Deed granted before a Notary Public that certifies that the foreign person is the owner of real estate, with a value that exceeds forty thousand days of the general minimum wage in force in the Federal District,

6. Payment of consular fee (Visa) via bank transfer to the Mexican Consulate on the day of the appointment in order to receive and to process the application, in accordance with the Federal Act of Fees. It also covers the issuance of the visa, if the visa is authorized.

In the case of visa refusal, the payment made will not be reimbursed. It is suggested that before submitting your application, check that your documentation is complete.

Processing time: From two up to 10 working days after handing in the aforementioned documentation, in a complete and satisfactory manner.

It is advisable not to book or buy flight tickets to Mexico if you have not been notified about the authorization of the issuance of your visa.

The submission of flight ticket is not a visa requirement, so it does not accelerate the processing time of a visa.

Notes:

• In order to obtain the Temporary Resident Card, the applicant must apply before the National Institute of Migration and pay the migratory fees in Mexican pesos.
• When a foreign national has been invited by a Mexican company/Institution to perform lucrative activities (work permit), the Mexican company/institution must request the work permit at the National Migration Institute in Mexico: https://www.gob.mx/inm
• Documents issued outside Mexico or the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country for visa application acceptance must be apostilled (legalized if the State where the document issued is not party to the Hague Convention on Apostille).
  

Visa delivery:

Visas can be collected at the Consular Section, or by mail, under responsibility of the applicant. It is necessary to hand in an envelope "Special Delivery", containing name, address and postal code.

Saudi, Omani, Yemeni, or Bahreini nationals and other foreign nationals who plan a permanent stay in Mexico, without the purpose of performing lucrative activities or receiving remuneration in Mexico, living off their financial means, they are required to apply for a Permanent Resident Visa by economic solvency.

This is visa suitable for transfer of personnel from the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country to Mexico who are going to receive their salary form the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country, pensioner or rentier.

The visa issued at the Consular Office is a single-entry visa, valid up to 180 days and will allow his/her holder to enter Mexico to exchange it for a Temporary Resident Card within 30 days upon his/her arrival in Mexico at the nearest migration office (INM). The Temporary Resident Card will be valid for one year and multiple entries.

Applicants are required to apply for a visa in person through a pre-arranged interview in the following e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

Requirements:

1. Valid passport and photocopy of the pages where the personal details and holder's photograph are found.

2. Visa application. it is recommended to fill in the application in Microsoft Word.

3. One Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini size passport photograph (it must be in colour, with the face clearly visible without glasses, white background and be taken within the last month).

4. Proof of being a temporary resident in the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country, only in cases when the foreign national is not a Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahreini national, in this case a photocopy of the Saudi, Omani, Yemeni or Bahrein visa or residence permit is required.

5. Submit documentation to prove your economic solvency:

a) Original and copy of proof of investments or bank accounts with average monthly balance equivalent to twenty thousand days of the general minimum wage in force in Mexico City, during the last twelve months, OR

b) Original and copy of the documents that prove that you have stable employment or pension with monthly income free of taxes greater than the equivalent of five hundred days of the general minimum wage in force in Mexico City, during the last six months.

Remarks:

With respect section a), it is required to submit certified bank statements.

Regarding section b), as applicable it is required:

• Original headed letter from the company where the applicant works, stating his/her salary, that he/she is not going to receive any salary from a Mexican company or institution and that he/she will stay in Mexico for more than 6 months, or original letter from the institution that grants the pension to the applicant.
• The last six-month pay slips or pension receipts and the banks statements where the income is deposited monthly.
  

6. Payment of consular fee (Visa) via bank transfer to the Mexican Consulate on the day of the appointment in order to receive and to process the application, in accordance with the Federal Act of Fees. It also covers the issuance of the visa, if the visa is authorized.

In the case of visa refusal, the payment made will not be reimbursed. It is suggested that before submitting your application, check that your documentation is complete.

Processing time: From two up to 10 working days after handing in the aforementioned documentation, in a complete and satisfactory manner.

It is advisable not to book or buy flight tickets to Mexico if you have not been notified about the authorization of the issuance of your visa.

The submission of flight ticket is not a visa requirement, so it does not accelerate the processing time of a visa.

Notes:

• In order to obtain the Permanent Resident Card, the applicant must apply before the National Institute of Migration and pay the migratory fees in Mexican pesos.
• When a foreign national has been invited by a Mexican company/Institution to perform lucrative activities (work permit), the Mexican company/institution must request the work permit at the National Migration Institute in Mexico: https://www.gob.mx/inm
• Documents issued outside Mexico or the Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein country for visa application acceptance must be apostilled (legalized if the State where the document issued is not party to the Hague Convention on Apostille)
  

Visa delivery:

Visas can be collected at the Consular Section, or by mail, under responsibility of the applicant. It is necessary to hand in an envelope "Special Delivery", containing name, address and postal code.

Requirements:

• A valid passport valid from the date of entry with one photocopy of the page where the personal details and holder's photograph are found.
• Fill in the Visa Application Form
• One recent (less than 30 days as of the date of application) equal passport size frontal photograph, without glasses, uncovered head and white background (when applying for a visa).
• Verbal note from the Diplomatic Representation in Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen or Bahrein requiring the visa and stating the purpose of the visit, intended day of entry and length of stay of the diplomatic or governmental officer.
  
• There is no consular fee.
  
• Processing time: 3 working days after handing in the aforementioned documentation in a complete and satisfactory manner.