Mexican consular representation in Canada

Mexican Consulate General in Toronto

The Consulate General of Mexico in Toronto provides passport, visa, civil registry, notarial, legalisation and consular protection services for Mexican citizens and eligible applicants in Ontario and Manitoba.

Contact details

Contact the Mexican Consulate General in Toronto

The Consulate General is headed by Consul General Iván Roberto Sierra Medel and is located on King Street West in downtown Toronto.

Official name
Consulate General of the United Mexican States
Consul General
Iván Roberto Sierra Medel
Address
11 King Street West
Suite 350
Toronto, ON M5H 4C7
Canada
Telephone
Fax
+1 416 368 8342
Emergency telephone
Public service hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
By appointment

Appointments: Passport, voter credential, birth certificate and power of attorney services require advance appointments through Mexico’s official consular appointment system.

Emergencies: The emergency telephone is intended for Mexican nationals facing urgent situations outside normal service channels and should not be used for routine enquiries or appointments.

Consulate location

Where is the Mexican Consulate General in Toronto?

The Consulate General is located on King Street West in downtown Toronto.

The current official address is 11 King Street West, Suite 350, Toronto, ON M5H 4C7, Canada.

About the mission

About the Mexican Consulate General in Toronto

The Consulate General of Mexico in Toronto is a career consular mission of the Government of Mexico serving Ontario and Manitoba.

The mission is headed by Ambassador Iván Roberto Sierra Medel, a career Mexican diplomat who previously served as Consul in Saint Paul and as Mexico’s Ambassador to Guyana.

The Toronto office provides documentation and civil registry services for Mexican citizens, processes eligible visa applications and performs formal notarial and legalisation procedures.

The Consulate General also operates consular protection services and supports Mexican participants in Canada’s Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program.

Available services

Consular Services

The Toronto Consulate General provides a broad range of services for Mexican citizens and eligible foreign applicants.

Mexican passports

Mexican citizens can apply for eligible passport services at the Consulate General. Applicants must attend the Toronto office with the required documentation and a prior appointment.

Visas for Mexico

The Consulate General processes eligible Mexican visa applications. Visa requirements depend on the applicant’s nationality, residence status and intended purpose of travel.

Civil registry

The Consulate General can register eligible births, marriages and deaths and issue certain certified Mexican civil registry records.

Notarial services

Mexican consular officers perform eligible notarial acts for use in Mexico, including powers of attorney, revocations, wills and certain other legal instruments.

Document legalisation

The Toronto office handles eligible legalisation procedures for Canadian public documents under current Mexican consular rules.

Mexican nationality

The Consulate provides eligible procedures relating to declarations and documentation of Mexican nationality.

Voter credentials

Eligible Mexican citizens can apply for voter identification credentials for voting from abroad through the consular network.

Military service

The Consulate provides eligible procedures involving Mexican National Military Service documentation.

Consular protection

Mexican nationals in Ontario and Manitoba who face serious legal, humanitarian or protection problems can contact the Consulate’s protection section.

Agricultural workers

The Consulate maintains dedicated assistance for Mexican participants in Canada’s Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program.

Visiting arrangements

Appointments

The Consulate General receives applicants for many consular procedures by appointment.

Passport appointments

Passport applicants must arrange an appointment before attending the Consulate General and bring all documents required for the applicable passport procedure.

Documentation appointments

Appointments for passports, voter credentials, birth certificates and powers of attorney are available through MiConsulado.

Visa appointments

Visa services are provided by appointment. Applicants should review the current visa requirements and contact the visa section where instructed.

MiConsulado: Eligible appointments can be arranged through Mexico’s official appointment platform or by calling or using WhatsApp at +1 424 309 0009.

Consular district

Jurisdiction

The current official Mexican mission website identifies two Canadian provinces within the jurisdiction of the Toronto Consulate General.

Ontario

The Toronto Consulate General serves Mexican citizens and eligible applicants throughout Ontario, subject to the separate local responsibilities of the Mexican Consulate in Leamington.

Manitoba

Manitoba is also included within the official consular jurisdiction of the Toronto Consulate General.

Outside the district

Residents of other provinces and territories should check the official Mexican consular network to identify the mission responsible for their location.

Visitor information

Before You Visit

Review the current requirements for your procedure before travelling to the Consulate General.

Book where required

Many documentation, civil registry, visa and notarial procedures require appointments. Use the official appointment method specified for your service.

Prepare your documents

Passport, visa, civil registry and legal procedures each have different supporting-document requirements. Review the current official instructions carefully.

Check current fees

Consular fees in Canadian dollars are adjusted periodically. Check the latest official fee schedule immediately before your appointment.

Fees: The Consulate’s September 2026 schedule states that consular fees are payable in Canadian dollars and can change at the beginning of each month because of exchange-rate adjustments.

Frequently asked questions

Mexican Consulate General Toronto FAQ

Is there a Mexican Consulate General in Toronto?

Yes. Mexico maintains an active career Consulate General in Toronto, Ontario.

Who is the Mexican Consul General in Toronto?

Iván Roberto Sierra Medel is the current Consul General of Mexico in Toronto.

What is the address?

The current official address is 11 King Street West, Suite 350, Toronto, ON M5H 4C7, Canada.

What is the main telephone number?

The current main telephone number is +1 416 368 2875.

What are the public service hours?

The Consulate General currently lists public service hours from Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., by appointment.

Which provinces does the Toronto Consulate General cover?

The current official consular jurisdiction covers Ontario and Manitoba.

Can I apply for a Mexican passport in Toronto?

Yes. Eligible Mexican citizens can apply for passport services at the Consulate General. A prior appointment and personal attendance are required.

Can I apply for a Mexican visa in Toronto?

Yes. The Consulate General processes eligible visa applications. Canadian citizens and Canadian permanent residents generally do not require a Mexican visa for qualifying visits, subject to Mexico’s current entry requirements.

Does the Consulate provide civil registry services?

Yes. Eligible procedures include registration of births, marriages and deaths and the issuance of certain certified civil registry records.

Does the Consulate provide notarial services?

Yes. Mexican consular officers can perform eligible powers of attorney, revocations, wills and other specified notarial acts for use in Mexico.

Is there an emergency telephone number?

Yes. The Consulate currently publishes +1 647 448 1329 for emergency assistance involving Mexican nationals outside routine service channels.

Official information

Sources

Official Mexican and Ontario government sources used to verify the current Consul General, address, hours, jurisdiction, appointments and consular services.