pandugadusaley Posted March 29, 2013 Report Share Posted March 29, 2013 Not for me. My friend wants to take their parents to mexico on cruise. What is the processor to get that one. Please help him Link to comment
swatiaggarwal Posted March 30, 2013 Report Share Posted March 30, 2013 Locate the nearest mexican consulate and visit their website. Their detroit consulate website is : http://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/detroit/ Search for non-lucrative visa option. Fill out a very simple two page visa application form. Their requirements include: Apply at this Consulate in person Fill out the Application form, English or Español Valid passport in original and one photocopy of the pages containing personal information, photograph of bearer and expiration date/extensions. Valid US visa for multiple entries and one photocopy. Valid I-94 and/or I-20 or J-1 or I-797A Form in original and one photocopy. One photo passport size (size 1.5 x 1.3/4 inches), in color, no glasses. Proof of address in USA (leasing, utilities bills, etc). Submit one of the following in original and one photocopy: financial records of the last six months of your bank statements with a minimum average balance of $2,300 US dollars per month; or pay roll stubs with a minimum income of $750.00 US dollars per month, employment letter specifying your position and salary during the last six months; or, you can also submit official documents proving the ownership of a real estate property/company/business for the last two years. If a company/organization in Mexico is sponsoring or inviting the foreign national, the applicant can submit an original invitation letter* (the invitation must have a letterhead, address and signed in ink. Scanned, fax or PDF versions will not be accepted) Payment or Consular fee: $36.00 US Dollars. Also make sure to book an appoinement online and got o the mexican consulate on the day you selected with proper documentation. I never heard of anyone who got rejected for mexican visa. Even i got 10Yrs multiple visa. Good Luck. Link to comment
swatiaggarwal Posted March 30, 2013 Report Share Posted March 30, 2013 If a person has a valid USA visa stamped on their passport, then he/she does not require mexican visa. If not, only then you have to apply for non lucrative visa at mexican consulate. In my case last year i visited mexico, i had a valid H1B visa stamp on my passport, so i didn't needed visa. They just checked my USA visa stamp. This year my usa stamp is expired so i had to go for mexican visa at their consulate. Link to comment
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