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Updated on 17 Apr 2026

Switzerland's position and information for Swiss citizens and travellers in the region.

Published on 1 February 2026

Mexiko: Entry and stay

Entry and visa rules may change at any time. Reliable information on current entry and visa requirements can be obtained from the competent diplomatic or consular representation (embassy or consulate) of Mexico.

In addition to the information provided by the FDFA, please consult the Mexican authorities' regulations. This guidance is provided on a selective basis only and the FDFA makes no warranty that the information is accurate or complete. Article 5 of the Swiss Abroad Act provides that every individual shall exercise personal responsibility when planning or undertaking a stay abroad or when working abroad.

Competent representation for Mexico

Reliable information on current entry and visa requirements.

Representations and FDFA travel advice

Information on the FDFA representations abroad and travel advice for Mexico.

The picture shows the pyramids of Chichen Itza in Mexico.

The Mexican Ley de Migración (Migration Act) of 2016 provides for the following visa categories (Arts. 52 to 65): tourists (visitantes), temporary residents (residentes temporales) and permanent residents (residentes permanentes).

Temporary resident visas (Spanish)

Visas for persons with temporary residence.

Tourist visas (Spanish)

Visas for tourists.

Permanent resident visas (Spanish)

Permanent resident visas.

Visa for Mexico

Where can I get information?

The Mexican embassy can provide reliable information on current entry and visa requirements.

Registration with the Swiss representation abroad

Obligations

Swiss nationals who are relocating abroad must register with the competent Swiss representation (embassy or consulate) abroad. They must do so within 90 days of the date on which they deregistered from their last commune of residence in Switzerland. You can register directly at the representation or via the online desk. To register as a Swiss citizen abroad, you need a valid passport (or a valid ID), a deregistration certificate and, if you have one, a certificate of origin.

Online desk

Rights

Registration is free of charge. Registering will enable the Swiss authorities to contact you in an emergency and facilitate speedier processing of administrative matters such as issuing an identity or civil status document. Registering is also a good way to stay in touch with Switzerland. Swiss citizens who are registered with a Swiss representation abroad receive the Swiss Review – the magazine for the Swiss community abroad – free of charge. If you are over 18, you can also register to vote on initiatives and in referendums and elections in Switzerland.

Swiss Review

The Swiss Review is a magazine for Swiss nationals living abroad.

Vaccination and health

The Healthy Travel website provides vaccination recommendations and up-to-date information on infectious diseases. Please check vaccination recommendations before you travel.

Healthy Travel

Visit the health advice centre for travellers Healthy Travel to find out about recommended vaccinations.

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Contact

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Federal Department of Foreign Affairs FDFA
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3003 Bern