Ambassador: Mr. Yin Hengmin
Address: Avenue Rio Magdalena 172, Col. Tizapan San Angel, Mexico, D.F.C.01090
Tel: +52-55-56160609, 54073017 (Mobile Phone)
Fax: +52-55-56160460
Email: embchina@adetel.net.mx
Website: http://mx.chineseembassy.org
Consular Office
Tel: +52-55-56160609 ext 201, 202
Fax: +52-55-56165849
Office Hours: 09:00-13:00, Monday-Friday (except holidays)
The information of all sections of Chinese embassy in Mexico
| Sections | Information |
| Economic & Commercial Office | Tel: +52-55-52802970 Fax: +52-55-52804847 |
| Cultural Office | Tel: +52-55-55403340 Fax: +52-55-55403342 |
| Consular Office | Tel: +52-55-56160609 ext 201, 202 Fax: +52-55-56165849 |
1. Regular Visa Fee per Person
| Visa Types | Mexican Citizens | Citizens of Other Countries (except American Citizens) |
| Single-Entry Visa | MXP 500 | MXP 300 |
| Double-Entry Visa | MXP 750 | MXP 450 |
| Multi-Entry Visa with 6-month Validity | MXP 1,000 | MXP 600 |
| Multi-Entry Visa with 12-month Validity | MXP 1,500 | MXP 900 |
2. Expedited Service Fee
The regular processing time of a visa is 5 working days. For urgent cases, you can apply for the expedited service. Moreover, extra money will be paid as following:
| 1 working day processing | MXP 300 |
| 2 working days processing | MXP 200 |
The required documents for applying Tourist/Family Visit Visa (L Visa)
1. One properly completed Visa Application Form with one recent passport style color photo attached on it.
2. The original passport with at least 6-month Validity and one blank visa page.
3. The copy of Air Ticket or the Order of Air Ticket.
4. If you are not Mexican Citizens and you live in Mexico, please provide the original Mexican Resident Permit and its copy.
Note: Generally, you can't apply for Multi-Entry L visa, except for special cases.
Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Tijuana
Consul General: Mr. Gao Shoujian
Address: Avenue Lomas del Monte 1614. Frace. Lomas de Agua Caliente, Primera Secciòn, Tijuana, B.C. 22440, Mexico
Mailbox: Apartado Postal 2830
Tel: +52-664-6816771
Fax: +52-664-6219762
Email: chncon@telnor.net
Please contact Embassy of Mexico in China if Mexicans are in problems there.
Related China Embassies in North America:
China Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago
China Embassy in the United States of America
China Embassy in Antigua and Barbuda
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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Mexico
1.
Oct. 11,2009 10:12 Reply
Ms.Jane(Mexico) said:
I am a US citizen working and living in Mexico City on an FM3. Can I apply for a visa to travel to China in February at the consulate here Mexico, or do I need to go through the hassle of mailing my passport and everything back and forth to Chicago?
Thanks for your help!
Oct. 12,2009 20:23
Mr.John Nash(USA) replied:
It is possible for you to apply for a visa to China in Chinese embassy in Mexico. You don't need to mail your passport and everything back to Chicago.
Oct. 13,2009 09:04
Ms.Jane(Mexico) replied:
Wonderful news! Thank you.
2.
Sep. 23,2009 10:27 Reply
Mr.becerra(usa) said:
Hi! I am a mexican who has permanent resident card and i live in US.
i need to go to China for business purpose in 2 weeks. My questions are:
1.- What process i need to follow if i am living in US but i'm mexican?.
2.- I read in the website from houston china consulate that " Mailed applications are not acceptable and will be refused". I can't go to Houston for the visa, so, how would that work?.
thanks a lot for your help!
Sep. 23,2009 20:47
Mr.Read replied:
1. You have to apply for a China Business visa from the China embassy or consulate in USA.
2. You can entrust someone else or a travel/visa agent to submit your applicaion to the visa office of the Consulate -General in Houston.
3.
Aug. 17,2009 12:54 Reply
Mr.Wentian Wang(China ) said:
i am a Chines student who study in U.S right now, i want to travel to Mexico. i am holding a valid F-1 visa, do I have to get an another visa in order to travel to Mexico?
Aug. 17,2009 21:39
Ms.Angela replied:
You do need a visa for your trip to mexico. Contact the Mexico embassy in USA for help.
4.
Aug. 7,2009 10:55 Reply
Mr.Armando(Mexico) said:
An American tourist in Mxico can tramit a Chinese Visa in the Embassy of Mxico City? Would appreciate your answer.
Aug. 7,2009 22:44
Mr.Bruce(Malaysia) replied:
yes, you can have a try. Maybe the visa officers will ask you to provide the residence permit of Mexico or valid Mexican visa, if you don't have these documents, your application is likely to be refused. Recently, the visa policy tightens. You'd better apply for it in USA
5.
Jul. 10,2009 03:15 Reply
Mr.GM(Mexico) said:
Hi, I'm a Mexican engineer currently on business in ZhongShan, China, I'm a mexican passport holder with a Multientry visa, I will stay here in China during the next 3 months, I considering bring my wife and my 5 years old son, to visit and enjoy the country, my question is, can they apply for the chinesse visa in Tijuana !? and how valid is the visit purpose for the approval!?
Jul. 10,2009 03:48
Mr.John Nash(USA) replied:
Yes, they can apply for China Tourist Visa (L) in Tijuana. Generally speaking, the L visa is valid for 3 months from the date of issuing and permits 30 days duration of stay in China. They can ask for more stay duration on the visa appliction, the final decision is up to the visa officials.
6.
Jul. 7,2009 03:36 Reply
Mr.German Aguilar(Mexico) said:
I am a mexican man 22 years old who wants to learn Chinese language in China (in Quanzhou Fujian) how can I get the visa? is it easier apply for it in HK?
Jul. 7,2009 20:41
Mr.Adam replied:
You must apply for a university or college where you will learn Chinese in Quanzhou, Fujian firstly.
Then school will also provide you a JW101 or JW202 issued by the Chinese authorized unit tohether with the adimission letter to you. The two documents are necessary for your visa application.
For X student visa of CHina, You'd better apply for it in your home country which will be easier than that in HK.
7.
Jul. 4,2009 07:19 Reply
Ms.Phil(Canada) said:
I don't understand this answer . Will my friend who is Mexican with a
exican passport land in China with us (Canadians) in Beijing next week and be automatically quarantined even though he has a visa issued to him from the chinese embassy to come?
Jul. 5,2009 01:09
Mr.Bobby replied:
No, he won't be quarantined, but he will have a carefull temperature checking when arrive.
8.
Jul. 3,2009 04:25 Reply
Ms.Phil(canada) said:
I am going to China with a friend who is from Mexico. He has a passport and a visa from the chinese embassy in Mexoco. Someone in Hong Kong , a friend says he will be quarantined the moment he lands in China even though he has a visa. Is that true?? Or will he be fine?
Jul. 4,2009 04:52
Mr.Sam replied:
I think it is true. He won't be fined
9.
Jun. 22,2009 10:54 Reply
Ms.ana(mexico) said:
Im in HK for about two months and i would like to go to kuala lumpur, ive been researching and it seems i dont need a visa (I have a mexican passport) Id like to confirm it, and also if I need some other papers. thank you!
Jun. 22,2009 21:10
Mr.Read(Mexico) replied:
You can confirm it with the embassy of Malaysia in Mexico.
http://www.kln.gov.my/perwakilan/mexicocity
10.
Jun. 21,2009 19:45 Reply
Mr.Roy(Mexico ) said:
Hey, I have i big question, right now I'm on a students visa or residence permit living in China, the last time I was in Mexico and USA was February, since then in China again, my visa expires the 30th of this month, I have just finish my classes but i want to travel around China the whole July, do you think that if I go to Hong Kong and apply for a tourist visa they will grant it or I wont get a Visa just for being Mexican?
Jun. 21,2009 21:21
Ms.Helen replied:
The Chinese Visa Issuing office in Hong Kong still grant Chinese L visa for mexicans. Well, you may be required to present a medical report and your previous itineary of last 3 months. You have the chance to get a tourist visa in Hong Kong.