Mexican consular representation in Canada
Mexican Consulate General in Vancouver
The Consulate General of Mexico in Vancouver provides passport, visa, civil registry, notarial, legalisation and other consular services for Mexican citizens and eligible applicants in British Columbia, Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
Contact details
Contact the Mexican Consulate General in Vancouver
The Consulate General is headed by Consul General Julián Adem Díaz de León and is located in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia.
Vancouver, BC V6E 2K3
Canada
Appointments: Many consular procedures require an appointment. Passport and voter credential appointments are scheduled through MiConsulado, while other services may use separate appointment procedures.
Emergencies: The 24-hour emergency telephone is intended for genuine emergencies involving Mexican nationals. Routine enquiries and appointment requests should use the regular consular channels.
Consulate location
Where is the Mexican Consulate General in Vancouver?
The Consulate General is located on West Hastings Street in downtown Vancouver.
The current official address is 411-1177 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6E 2K3, Canada.
About the mission
About the Mexican Consulate General in Vancouver
The Consulate General of Mexico in Vancouver is a career consular mission of the Government of Mexico serving western and northern Canada.
The mission is headed by Consul General Julián Adem Díaz de León, who has held the position in Vancouver since August 2, 2025.
The Consulate General provides documentation services for Mexican citizens, processes eligible visa applications for foreign nationals and performs civil registry, notarial and other formal consular procedures.
It also provides protection and emergency assistance to Mexican nationals within its consular district.
Available services
Consular Services
The Vancouver Consulate General publishes a broad range of official consular services for Mexican citizens and eligible applicants.
Mexican passports
Mexican citizens can apply for new passports or renew existing passports. Regular passport applications require an appointment through MiConsulado.
Visas for Mexico
Eligible foreign nationals can apply for Mexican visas through the Consulate General. Visa applications require an appointment through MiConsulado.
Civil registry
The Consulate General provides eligible Mexican civil registry procedures and related documentation services.
Notarial services
Mexican consular officers perform eligible notarial acts, including certain powers of attorney and other instruments valid for use in Mexico.
Voter credentials
Eligible Mexican citizens can apply for a voter identification credential for voting from abroad through the Consulate General.
Military service
The Consulate General handles eligible procedures relating to Mexico’s National Military Service documentation.
Legalisation
Legalisation procedures are among the consular services currently listed by the Vancouver Consulate General.
Nationality documentation
The Consulate General provides eligible procedures relating to declarations of Mexican nationality.
Other consular procedures
Published services also include household goods documentation, certificates of survival, repatriation of human remains and certain other official procedures.
Visiting arrangements
Appointments
Appointment procedures depend on the consular service you require.
Passport appointments
Regular Mexican passport applications require a prior appointment through MiConsulado. The Consulate also provides a procedure for documented passport emergencies.
Visa appointments
All visa appointments must currently be requested through MiConsulado. Each applicant requires a separate appointment.
Other consular services
MiConsulado is used for passports and voter credentials. Other procedures can have separate booking instructions through the relevant service section of the Consulate’s website.
Plan ahead: Review the official requirements for your specific procedure before booking. Document requirements, appointment methods and applicable fees vary by service.
Consular district
Jurisdiction
The Consulate General’s current official website identifies a consular district covering British Columbia and two Canadian territories.
British Columbia
The Consulate General is based in Vancouver and serves Mexican citizens and eligible applicants throughout British Columbia.
Yukon
Yukon is included within the current official consular jurisdiction of the Vancouver Consulate General.
Northwest Territories
The Northwest Territories are also part of the Consulate General’s published consular district.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Review the current service requirements and appointment instructions before travelling to the Consulate General.
Book the correct appointment
Use MiConsulado where required and follow any additional instructions published for your particular consular procedure.
Prepare your documents
Passport, visa, civil registry, notarial and other procedures have different documentary requirements. Check the official service page before attending.
Check current fees
Consular fees in Canadian dollars are adjusted periodically. Confirm the current fee and accepted payment methods before your appointment.
Current fees: The Consulate publishes its consular fee schedule in Canadian dollars and updates local amounts as exchange rates change. Always use the latest official schedule rather than an older quoted fee.
Frequently asked questions
Mexican Consulate General Vancouver FAQ
Is there a Mexican Consulate General in Vancouver?
Yes. Mexico maintains an active career Consulate General in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Who is the Mexican Consul General in Vancouver?
Julián Adem Díaz de León has served as Consul General of Mexico in Vancouver since August 2, 2025.
What is the address of the Mexican Consulate General in Vancouver?
The current official address is 411-1177 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6E 2K3, Canada.
What is the main telephone number?
The current main telephone number is +1 604 684 1859.
What are the office hours?
The Consulate General currently lists office hours from Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Consular services are listed from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Which areas does the Vancouver Consulate General cover?
The current official jurisdiction covers British Columbia, Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
Can I apply for a Mexican passport in Vancouver?
Yes. Mexican citizens can apply for eligible passport services in Vancouver. Regular passport applications require an appointment through MiConsulado.
Can I apply for a Mexican visa in Vancouver?
Yes. Eligible foreign nationals can apply for Mexican visas through the Consulate General. Visa appointments must currently be requested through MiConsulado.
Does the Consulate General provide notarial services?
Yes. The Vancouver Consulate General performs eligible notarial acts, including certain powers of attorney and other documents for use in Mexico.
Is there an emergency telephone number?
Yes. The Consulate publishes +1 778 668 1242 as its 24-hour emergency telephone for genuine emergencies involving Mexican nationals.
Official information
Sources
Official Mexican government sources used to verify the current Consul General, address, jurisdiction, contact details, hours, appointments and consular services.