Mexican consular representation in Canada
Mexican Consulate in Leamington
The Consulate of Mexico in Leamington provides passport, visa, civil registry, notarial, protection and other consular services for Mexican citizens and eligible applicants in southwestern Ontario.
Contact details
Contact the Mexican Consulate in Leamington
The career Consulate is headed by Consul Rodrigo Báez and is located on Highway 77 in Leamington, Ontario.
Leamington, ON N8H 3V5
Canada
Appointments: Passport, visa and Mexican voter credential appointments are arranged through the official MiConsulado system. Other procedures may have separate requirements.
Emergencies: The emergency telephone is published for situations outside normal office hours, including weekends and public holidays.
Consulate location
Where is the Mexican Consulate in Leamington?
The Consulate is located on Highway 77 in Leamington, Ontario.
The current official address is 350 Highway 77, Leamington, ON N8H 3V5, Canada.
About the mission
About the Mexican Consulate in Leamington
The Mexican Consulate in Leamington is a career consular mission of the Government of Mexico serving part of southwestern Ontario.
The mission is headed by Rodrigo Báez, a member of the Mexican Foreign Service who previously served at Mexican consulates in Albuquerque, Sacramento and Chicago and at Mexico’s diplomatic mission in Vienna.
Unlike an honorary consulate, the Leamington office performs a broad range of formal consular procedures, including Mexican documentation, civil registry, visas, notarial acts and consular protection.
The Consulate also has an important role in matters involving Mexican agricultural workers participating in Canada’s Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program.
Available services
Consular Services
The Leamington Consulate publishes a broad range of documentation, civil registry, notarial and protection services.
Mexican passports
Mexican citizens can apply for first passports, passport renewals and replacement passports. Passport applications require an appointment through MiConsulado.
Visas for Mexico
The Consulate processes eligible Mexican visa applications, including visitor, temporary resident, permanent resident, student and other visa categories.
Civil registry
The Consulate handles eligible registrations of births, marriages and deaths and issues certain certified Mexican civil registry records.
Notarial services
Current services include eligible powers of attorney, revocation of powers, wills and other notarial procedures.
Voter credentials
Eligible Mexican citizens can arrange applications for Mexican voter identification credentials through the Consulate.
Military service
The Consulate handles eligible procedures relating to Mexico’s National Military Service documentation.
Certified records
The documentation section provides eligible certified copies of Mexican birth, marriage and death records.
Legalisation
The Consulate lists legalisation of eligible signatures and seals among its current consular services.
Consular protection
The protection section assists Mexican citizens in vulnerable situations and deals with legal, family and other protection matters within the consular district.
Agricultural workers
The Consulate provides dedicated assistance relating to Mexican participants in the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program.
Visiting arrangements
Appointments
Appointment requirements depend on the service you need.
Passport appointments
Passport appointments must be scheduled through the free MiConsulado system before attending the Consulate.
Visa appointments
Visa applicants generally book through MiConsulado and must select the correct visa service when making an appointment.
Voter credential appointments
Appointments for Mexican voter identification credentials are also arranged through MiConsulado.
MiConsulado: Appointments for passports, visas and voter credentials can be arranged through Mexico’s official online appointment platform or by calling +1 424 309 0009.
Consular district
Jurisdiction
Mexico’s current Foreign Ministry directory defines a specific southwestern Ontario consular district for the Leamington office.
Essex County
The Leamington Consulate serves the relevant parts of Essex County and the Windsor-Essex area.
Chatham-Kent
Chatham-Kent is included within the published consular jurisdiction of the Leamington mission.
Lambton County
The current Mexican Foreign Ministry directory also includes Lambton County within the Leamington consular district.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Check the current requirements for your procedure before travelling to the Consulate.
Book where required
Passports, visas and voter credentials require advance appointments through MiConsulado. Other services can have their own arrangements.
Prepare your documents
Passport, visa, civil registry and notarial procedures have different supporting-document requirements. Review the official instructions for your service carefully.
Check current fees
Consular fees in Canadian dollars can change with exchange-rate adjustments. Check the latest official fee schedule before attending.
Current payment information: The September 2026 fee schedule states that fees are paid in Canadian dollars. Debit and credit cards are accepted at the Consulate, while cash payments require separate bank payment instructions.
Frequently asked questions
Mexican Consulate Leamington FAQ
Is there a Mexican Consulate in Leamington?
Yes. Mexico maintains an active career Consulate in Leamington, Ontario.
Who is the Mexican Consul in Leamington?
Rodrigo Báez is the current Head Consul of Mexico in Leamington.
What is the address?
The current official address is 350 Highway 77, Leamington, ON N8H 3V5, Canada.
What is the main telephone number?
The current main telephone number is +1 519 325 1460.
What are the public service hours?
The Consulate currently lists public service hours from Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., except Canadian public holidays.
Can I apply for a Mexican passport in Leamington?
Yes. The Consulate provides eligible passport services. Passport appointments are scheduled through MiConsulado.
Can I apply for a Mexican visa in Leamington?
Yes. The Consulate processes eligible visa applications. Visa appointments are generally arranged through MiConsulado.
Does the Consulate provide civil registry services?
Yes. Current services include eligible registration of births, marriages and deaths as well as certain certified civil registry records.
Does the Consulate provide notarial services?
Yes. Current services include eligible powers of attorney, revocations, wills and other notarial procedures.
Is there an emergency telephone number?
Yes. The Consulate publishes +1 519 324 1481 for emergencies outside normal office hours, including weekends and public holidays.
Official information
Sources
Official Mexican government sources used to verify the mission, current Consul, address, hours, jurisdiction, appointments and consular services.