Guatemala to Mexico tourist visa

Complete Mexico tourist visa requirements, fees, and application process for Guatemalan citizens. Updated December 2025.

Visa
Mexico Tourist Visa
Fee
$54
Processing time
1–2 weeks
Length of stay
Up to 180 days

Required documents

How to apply

  1. Legitimate tourism purpose for visiting — Legitimate tourism purpose for visiting Mexico
  2. Sufficient financial means to cover — Sufficient financial means to cover your stay without working
  3. Strong ties to Guatemala showing — Strong ties to Guatemala showing intent to return (employment, property, family)
  4. Valid travel documents with your — Valid travel documents with your Guatemalan passport
  5. Volume of applications at the — Volume of applications at the consulate
  6. Completeness of your documentation — Completeness of your documentation

Common questions

How long can I stay in Mexico on a tourist visa?
The Mexican tourist visa allows stays of up to 180 days. The exact duration will be stamped in your passport upon entry. Extensions are possible but require visiting an immigration office in Mexico.
Is the Mexico tourist visa free for Guatemalans?
Yes, the tourist visa (Visitante sin Permiso para Realizar Actividades Remuneradas) is free for Guatemalan citizens visiting Mexico for tourism purposes for up to 180 days.
Can I work on a Mexican tourist visa?
No, the tourist visa does not permit any paid employment in Mexico. If you need to work, you must apply for a different visa type that authorizes paid activities.
How long does Mexico visa processing take?
Processing typically takes 1–2 weeks after your appointment at the Mexican consulate. Appointment availability varies, so schedule as early as possible.
Do I need to book an appointment?
Yes, all visa applications require an appointment. Schedule through the MI CONSULADO portal at citas.sre.gob.mx. Each applicant needs an individual appointment.
Can I travel to Mexico by land?
Yes, Guatemala shares a land border with Mexico. You can cross at official border points like La Mesilla or El Carmen. You will still need to present your visa at the immigration checkpoint.

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