Excuse me, I am a student at school, and I was invited to attend an international conference in Mexico. I need to apply for a Mexican visa. I don't know now.

If it is an international conference, just apply for a visit visa directly. The materials needed are simple (if the policy remains unchanged, stand up. . . )

You ask the conference organizer to send you an invitation letter in Spanish, which should be written on the head of the conference organizer. Remember to include your name, passport number and date of birth, then write down the reason for inviting you, where to go and how long to stay, and then ask the person in charge to sign it. It should be stamped, and it should not be bad without a stamp. E-mail it to you and print it yourself.

Then bring your passport and a copy of your passport and download the application form online. They may also ask for a copy of the bank card. Remember to make an interview first. After the interview, you can get the visa as early as afternoon. If it's late, wait two or three days. Everything is fast now. The reservation phone number can be seen on their website. The website of the Consulate General of Beishangguang is different. You can Google it yourself. . Ha ha. .

In fact, there are very few materials required by Mexican visa regulations. The rest depends on whether you bring it or not. I only gave them two pieces of paper at that time, because I didn't know what they wanted.

Is the meeting in Mexico City? It's super hot in the north, which can almost drive people to the streets naked, but Mexico City is cool all year round. Remember to bring a thin long-sleeved coat. . Hehehe. . .