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Mexican Visas

 How do I get a visa for my trip?
 
Apply for a Mexican visa online 29 days before your trip starts.

Go to the visa application website, and follow the instructions in the file below.
  • Check the box at the bottom of the first page, that says “I have read…etc”
  • Put your entry date as the day we go into Mexico, and the exit date the day we leave Mexico.
  • Port of entry: El Chaparral
  • Mexican address for March trip: Km 96, 22900, Carr. Transpeninsular, 22900 San Vicente, B.C., Mexico
  • June trip:  Los Molinos, Zarahemla, Vicente Guerrero
  • Purpose of trip: Check, "other"  and then, "religious ministries"
  • Sign in the rectangular window 2/3 down the first page.
  • It should NOT try to charge you anything, if the form is filled out as outlined above.
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​Tourist Cards


Tourist cards are required if your stay is for more than 72 hours. Currently, if you are staying less than 7 days, the card is free. To find out the current details, go to the Baja México website -descubrebajacalifornia.com. The cards can be turned in at the border crossing in the far-right lane that states ‘volunteer declaration.’ Park your car and take visa to the immigration window or at the immigration office in Ensenada. Keep this card in a safe place.

You must be out of the country within the given time limit established on your card by the Mexican official or you will be subject to fine. Your card must be returned to Mexican immigration officials upon leaving México. If you do not, it should be sent to the address on the back of the document. Do not sign tourist cards until validated by immigration officials in México. Carry your card and other documents with you at all times while in México. Tourist cards are also issued to minors (under 18 years). They must have proof of citizenship and if traveling without parents, must present a notarized letter of consent signed by both parents or guardians.
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    • Mexican Visa
    • Driving in Mexico
    • Cell Phone Policy
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    • Tourism in Baja
    • Refund Policy
    • Covid Policy
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