The decision to authorize entry into Mexico is made exclusively by the immigration authorities at the port of entry. Holding a valid Mexican visa or being exempt from the visa requirement does not guarantee admission into Mexico. This applies to all travellers, regardless of their nationality or passport type. ♦

What happens if I'm denied entry to the country?


TYPE OF VISAS:

*We recommend applying at least one month in advance.


Electronic Authorization - Available only for Russian, Turkish or Ukrainian citizens - 

This authorization allows you to enter Mexico for tourism or business purposes, provided that you will not receive remuneration from a Mexican source. Upon arrival, an immigration officer will examine your travel documents and determine the period of stay authorized for your visit, for up to 180 days, or for a shorter period if so determined by the immigration authority.

The authorization may be requested within 30 days prior to your intended date of travel.

Click here to obtain it. (sometimes, a VPN is required) 


 
In accordance with Mexican law, visa fees are non-refundable under any circumstances, including when a visa application is denied.