Mexican consular representation in Canada
Mexican Consulate in Calgary
The Consulate of Mexico in Calgary provides passport, visa, civil registry, notarial and other consular services for Mexican citizens and eligible applicants in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Contact details
Contact the Mexican Consulate in Calgary
The Consulate is headed by Consul Evelyn Vera Barreto and is located in downtown Calgary, Alberta.
Calgary, AB T2P 2Y3
Canada
Appointments: Several consular procedures require an appointment. Check the current instructions for your service before attending the Consulate.
Emergencies: The emergency telephone is intended for genuine emergencies involving Mexican nationals and is not used to schedule appointments or answer routine enquiries.
Consulate location
Where is the Mexican Consulate in Calgary?
The Consulate is located on 2nd Street SW in downtown Calgary.
The current official address is Suite 400, 407 2nd Street SW, Calgary, AB T2P 2Y3, Canada.
About the mission
About the Mexican Consulate in Calgary
The Consulate of Mexico in Calgary is a career consular mission of the Government of Mexico serving Alberta and Saskatchewan.
The mission is headed by Consul Evelyn Vera Barreto, who has served as Head Consul in Calgary since August 2025.
The Consulate provides documentation and other consular services to Mexican citizens, processes eligible visa applications and performs a range of civil registry and notarial functions.
It also provides protection and assistance to Mexican nationals within its consular district.
Available services
Consular Services
The Calgary Consulate provides a broad range of official Mexican consular services.
Mexican passports
Mexican citizens can apply for new passports or passport renewals through the Consulate. Passport applications require an appointment and personal attendance.
Visas for Mexico
The Consulate processes eligible Mexican visa applications. Applicants should check current visa requirements and appointment instructions before applying.
Civil registry
The Consulate performs eligible Mexican civil registry procedures involving births, marriages and deaths and can issue certain certified civil registry records.
Notarial services
Mexican consular officers can perform eligible notarial acts for use in Mexico, including certain powers of attorney and wills.
Certified records
The Consulate can issue eligible certified copies of Mexican birth certificates and other civil registry documents under current procedures.
Legalisation services
The Calgary Consulate lists legalisation among its current consular services. Requirements depend on the document and procedure involved.
Military service matters
Eligible Mexican citizens can obtain information and assistance relating to Mexico’s National Military Service documentation.
Voting credentials
The Consulate provides information relating to applications for Mexican voter identification credentials from abroad.
Household goods
The Consulate provides procedures relating to household goods inventories for eligible people moving goods to Mexico.
Visiting arrangements
Appointments
Many documentation procedures at the Mexican Consulate in Calgary require advance arrangements.
Passport appointments
Mexican passport applications and renewals are handled by appointment. The Consulate currently directs applicants to Mexico’s official appointment system or the designated appointment telephone service.
Visa appointments
Visa applicants must follow the current Calgary Consulate instructions for arranging a visa appointment before submitting an application.
Other procedures
Appointments or prior document review may also apply to civil registry, notarial and other consular procedures. Check the relevant service instructions before attending.
Personal attendance: The Consulate states that passports, visas, military service documents and certain authorizations for passports for minors require personal attendance by appointment.
Consular district
Jurisdiction
The Mexican Consulate in Calgary has an official consular district covering two Canadian provinces.
Alberta
The Consulate is based in Calgary and serves Mexican citizens and eligible applicants throughout Alberta.
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is also included within the official consular jurisdiction of the Calgary Consulate.
Outside the district
People living outside Alberta and Saskatchewan should check which Mexican embassy or consulate has jurisdiction over their place of residence.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Check the current procedure for your service before travelling to the Consulate.
Book your appointment
Where an appointment is required, arrange it through the procedure specified by the Consulate before attending.
Prepare your documents
Passport, visa, civil registry and notarial procedures have different documentary requirements. Review the official instructions for your service carefully.
Check current fees
Mexican consular fees in Canadian dollars can change. Confirm the current fee and accepted payment method before your appointment.
Access to the Consulate: Public access may be limited to the person receiving the service, with exceptions including minors and people who require assistance because of a disability.
Frequently asked questions
Mexican Consulate Calgary FAQ
Is there a Mexican Consulate in Calgary?
Yes. Mexico maintains an active career Consulate in Calgary, Alberta.
Who is the Mexican Consul in Calgary?
Evelyn Vera Barreto is the current Head Consul of Mexico in Calgary.
What is the address of the Mexican Consulate in Calgary?
The Consulate is located at Suite 400, 407 2nd Street SW, Calgary, AB T2P 2Y3, Canada.
What is the telephone number?
The current main telephone number is +1 403 264 1259.
Which provinces does the Mexican Consulate in Calgary cover?
The official consular district covers Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Can I apply for a Mexican passport in Calgary?
Yes. Mexican citizens can apply for eligible passport services at the Calgary Consulate. Passport applications require an appointment and personal attendance.
Does the Calgary Consulate issue Mexican visas?
Yes. The Consulate processes eligible Mexican visa applications. Applicants must follow the current visa requirements and appointment procedure.
Does the Consulate provide civil registry services?
Yes. Current services include eligible birth, marriage and death registration procedures as well as certain certified civil registry records.
Does the Consulate provide notarial services?
Yes. Mexican consular officers can perform eligible notarial acts for use in Mexico, including certain powers of attorney and wills.
Is there an emergency number for Mexican citizens?
Yes. The Consulate publishes +1 403 815 5549 for genuine emergencies involving Mexican nationals. The number is not used for routine enquiries or appointment scheduling.
Official information
Sources
Official Mexican and Alberta government sources used to verify the mission, current Consul, address, jurisdiction, contact information and consular services.