How to get a Mexico visa from Congo

• This visa is for applicants who wish to engage in various business activities while in Mexico.
• Holders of this visa can attend business meetings and conferences, sign and negotiate business contracts with partners and partner companies in Mexico.
• Applicants of this visa who wish to attend business conferences in Mexico are advised to register for the conference before they leave Congo.
• The certificate of registration of conferences, lectures, seminars, and so on should be submitted during the visa application process.
• A letter of invitation written on the company’s letterhead should be also provided.
• The letter should state the duration and purpose of the applicant's visit to Mexico.
• A letter to be written in Spanish by the applicant’s employer in Congo should be submitted.
• The letter should state that all your expenses in Mexico will be covered by your company.
• If the travel expenses of the applicant will not be covered by the company, this should be expressly stated in the letter.
• The certificate of business registration of the inviting company in Mexico is to be submitted.
• Proof that you are a Congo resident must be provided, such as a utility bill.
• Non-citizens should provide a copy of their residency permit.
• You are to leave Mexico on or before the expiration of your visa.

• The Mexican student's visa is for applicants who wish to study in any of the institutions of learning in Mexico.
• Applicants of this must have been offered admission into one of the schools before applying for the visa or the visa will not be issued to them.
• A photocopy of the information page of the passport is to be provided.
• The original admission letter written on the school’s letterhead should be submitted as proof that you have been offered admission into the school and you can attend classes.
• Proof of financial sustenance of the applicant for their entire stay in Mexico is to be provided.
• If the applicant has been given a scholarship, they are to provide a proof stating the exact scholarship amount they have been given.
• Certificates and transcripts from previously attended schools should be submitted during the visa application process.
• Proof of payment of tuition fees are to be provided.
• International students are permitted to work part-time- 20 hours a week when school is in session and full-time when the school is on break.
• Minors are to provide original copies of their birth certificate.
• Minors are to also submit a notarized letter of consent signed by both parents.
• The Mexican student visa can be extended to cover the duration of the applicant’s study program in the country.
• Applicants are advised to obtain a temporary resident card once they get into the country.
• Foreigners should ensure that they abide by all the rules guiding their visas.
• It is mandatory for travelers to be vaccinated against Yellow Fever before traveling to Mexico.

• The Mexican tourist visa allows foreigners to travel to Mexico for the purpose of sightseeing, relaxation, and recreation.
  
• During your time in the country, you can attend festivals and other social events.
• Proof that you are financially able to support yourself during your stay in Mexico must be provided.
• Applicants are expected to have at least USD 50 per day for their stay in Mexico.
• A copy of your round-trip or tour ticket is required.
• Applicants are required to present a letter from their current employer stating awareness of their leave.
• Your position in the company, the term of your employment, and the duration of your leave should also be stated in the letter.
• If the applicant is below the age of 18, the unabridged original copy of their birth certificate should be made available. Also, a letter of consent signed by both parents is required if you will be traveling without your parents.
• A document that shows that you have the incentive of returning to your country at the expiry of your visa should be submitted during the visa application process, e.g. proof of family ties or a stable job in Congo.
• Evidence that the visa application fee has been paid is required.
• Foreigners on this visa are not allowed to take up either paid or unpaid employment during their time in the country.

• This visa is for people who wish to transit through Mexico to another country.
• This visa is valid for 24 hours.
• A round-trip or onward ticket, and a valid visa for the final destination must be presented.
• On arrival into Mexico, the traveler is escorted to the transit hall of the Mexico City International Airport.
• The traveler will remain in custody of an agent of the National Immigration Service who holds passports and/or travel documents until the passenger boards the connecting flight.
• Holders of this visa are not allowed to work or study while they are in the country.
• If you are a minor, a letter of consent signed by both your parents should be provided.
• The original copy of your birth certificate is also required.
• All travelers are advised to be vaccinated against Yellow Fever before leaving their country.
• The Mexico transit visa cannot be extended.

• This visa is for applicants who wish to travel to Mexico to visit family and friends who live in the country.
• This visa permits only single-entry into the country and is valid for 180 days.
• This visa can sometimes be extended.
• Applicants are to provide a letter of invitation from their host.
• The letter must contain the host's home a dress and contact details.
• You must fill a Forma Migratoria Múltiple (FMM) card before you enter Immigration and Customs at your port of entry.
• Normally, an FMM card will be given to you on your inbound flight.
• You have to keep the FMM card safe or you will pay a fine.
• The card must be returned to the airline staff upon exit from the country or the applicant will pay a fine.
• Applicants are to have a good criminal record in order to be granted entry into the country.

• This visa is for those visiting Mexico to take up employment.
• You will not be issued this visa if the employment you have taken up will not generate a salary for you.
• Employers will have to apply for an authorization to the National Immigration Institute in Mexico before this visa can be issued.
• An invitation letter from your employer confirming your appointment in Mexico should be provided.
• For those who are not citizens of Congo, a copy of their residence permit should be submitted.
• Proof of payment of visa application fees is required.
• If you are travelling with your spouse, your original marriage certificate should be provided during the visa application process.
• Congolese applying for this visa are advised to be immunized against Zika virus before travelling to Mexico.
• You are to obey all the rules of this visa during your stay in the country.

The Centavo and Mexican peso are the currencies used in Mexico. Its sign is $ and its code is written as MXN. Modern peso and dollar currencies have a common origin in the 15th–19th-century Spanish dollar. Tourists in Mexico can also use the US dollars for as long as one week in tourist areas but at a certain rate.