Mexico Visa for Chinese Citizens 2026

Do Chinese Citizens Need a Visa for Mexico?

Chinese passport holders require a Mexican consular visa before travelling to Mexico. You must apply at the Mexican embassy or consulate in your country prior to travel.

Mexico Visa Types for Tourists

• Visitor Visa (FMT) — Tourism: For tourism visits up to 180 days.
• Visitor Visa — Business: For business meetings and conferences.
• Visitor Visa — Transit: For passing through Mexico to a third country.

How to Apply for a Mexico Visa

1. Locate the nearest Mexican Embassy or Consulate in your country via embamex.sre.gob.mx.
2. Book an appointment online or by telephone.
3. Complete the official visa application form.
4. Gather required documents (see list below).
5. Attend your appointment and pay the visa fee.
6. Receive visa decision — typically within 5–15 business days.

Required Documents

• Valid passport (at least 6 months validity beyond intended travel dates, with at least 2 blank pages)
• Completed and signed visa application form
• Two recent passport-sized photographs (white background)
• Proof of economic solvency (bank statements for last 3–6 months)
• Round-trip flight itinerary or booking confirmation
• Hotel reservations or accommodation proof
• Travel insurance (recommended; may be required)
• Proof of ties to home country (employment letter, property ownership, family ties)

FMM Tourist Card

In addition to your consular visa, you will also be required to pay the Forma Migratoria Múltiple (FMM) fee of approximately MXN 685 (about USD 36) on arrival in Mexico. This is typically included in international airfare but may be payable separately at land or sea borders. Keep the FMM stub until you leave Mexico.

Visa Fees

Mexican visa fees vary by nationality and visa type. Contact your local Mexican consulate for the current fee schedule. Fees are generally in the range of USD 36–100.