How long can Brazilian passport holders stay in Mexico on a tourist visa?

Brazilian passport holders cannot enter Mexico without a visa. With an eVisa, the permitted stay is up to 180 days.

How much does a Mexico visa cost for Brazil passport holders?

The fee is not listed here — check the official source for the current amount.

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Do Brazilian passport holders need a visa for Mexico?

Q: Do Brazilian passport holders need a visa for Mexico?

Yes — Brazilian passport holders need an eVisa before visiting Mexico. Mexico requires a visa from Brazilian citizens. Since 5 February 2026, Brazilians flying in can apply online for an electronic visa — single entry, by air only (Mexico's Foreign Ministry, press release 021/2026). It does not replace the consular visa, which is still needed for land or sea arrivals. Brazilians holding a valid visa or permanent residence from the US, UK, Canada, Japan or a Schengen country are exempt. Maximum stay 180 days; no paid work allowed. Correction 2026-07-14: an earlier version of this page described Brazil→Mexico as visa-free.

Yes — apply online (eVisa)

How long you can stay

180 days

Under the eVisa

How to apply

Online (eVisa)

embamex.sre.gob.mx/brasil/index.php/servicios-consulares/visas?lang=en ↗

Requirements

What you’ll need

01AIR arrivals: SRE electronic visa (e-Visa) required from 5 Feb 2026 — apply online before check-in (QR verified by the airline)
02Land/sea arrivals: consular visitor visa required
03EXEMPT with a valid visa or permanent residence for the US, UK, Canada, Japan or a Schengen country

Notes

Mexico requires a visa from Brazilian citizens. Since 5 February 2026, Brazilians flying in can apply online for an electronic visa — single entry, by air only (Mexico's Foreign Ministry, press release 021/2026). It does not replace the consular visa, which is still needed for land or sea arrivals. Brazilians holding a valid visa or permanent residence from the US, UK, Canada, Japan or a Schengen country are exempt. Maximum stay 180 days; no paid work allowed. Correction 2026-07-14: an earlier version of this page described Brazil→Mexico as visa-free.

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