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Brazil to Mexico: Visa Requirements

Brazil passport holders require a visa to enter Mexico. The visa must be obtained in advance by applying at the Mexico embassy or consulate in your country of residence. Prepare supporting documents including bank statements, a return ticket, and accommodation proof. The primary international gateway is Mexico City International Airport (MEX) in Mexico City.

Local currency: MXN (Mexican Peso) · Official language: Spanish · Timezone: UTC-6 to UTC-8

Duration

Varies

Type

Visa Required

Visa Fee

$44

Currency

MXN (Mexican Peso)

Language

Spanish

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Entry Checklist — Mexico

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Your Brazil Passport

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Visa Free
36
On Arrival
28
e-Visa
24
Required
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Frequently Asked Questions

Official Source

Verify requirements directly with Mexico's government website.

Visit official visa portal

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Free
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🇬🇧
United Kingdom
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Free
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United States
Free

Entry Checklist — Mexico

Before You Apply

  • Determine the specific type of Mexican visa you require based on your intended activities and length of stay. For tourism, you will likely need a Visitor Visa (Visa de Visitante).
  • Locate the nearest Mexican embassy or consulate in Brazil. You can find a list of Mexican embassies and consulates on the Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores website.
  • Contact the Mexican embassy or consulate to schedule an appointment for your visa interview. Appointment scheduling procedures vary by location.

Documents Needed

  • Valid Brazilian passport with at least six months of validity remaining beyond your intended stay in Mexico.
  • Photocopy of your passport's biographical data page.
  • Completed visa application form. Obtain the form from the Mexican embassy or consulate website or in person.
  • One recent passport-sized photograph (3x3 cm or 3.5x4.5 cm) with a white background. Check specific photo requirements with the embassy.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your stay in Mexico. This may include bank statements, credit card statements, or pay stubs from the last three months.
  • Round-trip flight itinerary or confirmed travel arrangements showing entry and exit from Mexico.
  • Hotel reservation confirmation or proof of accommodation in Mexico.
  • A letter from your employer (if employed) stating your position, salary, and length of employment. If self-employed, provide proof of business ownership.
  • Copy of your Brazilian identity card (RG) or other valid government-issued identification.

At the Interview

  • Attend your scheduled visa interview at the Mexican embassy or consulate.
  • Answer all questions truthfully and provide any additional information requested by the consular officer.

Fees & Payment

  • Pay the visa application fee. The fee amount varies and is subject to change. Contact the Mexican embassy or consulate for the current fee schedule.
  • Payment methods vary by embassy or consulate. Check accepted payment methods with the specific embassy or consulate where you are applying.

After Approval

  • Upon approval, your visa will be affixed to your passport. Verify the accuracy of the information on the visa sticker.
  • The Visitor Visa (Visa de Visitante) typically allows for a stay of up to 180 days.optional

At the Border

  • Present your valid passport with the Mexican visa to the immigration officer upon arrival in Mexico.
  • You may be asked questions about your purpose of travel, intended length of stay, and accommodation arrangements.
  • The immigration officer will determine the authorized length of stay, which may be less than the maximum allowed by your visa. Ensure you understand the authorized stay period stamped in your passport.

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Updated Mar 3, 2026