Embassy of Costa Rica in Mexico City

Just a few steps from Paseo de la Reforma, on the centrally located Río Lerma street, is the diplomatic representation of Costa Rica. This picturesque headquarters reflects in its treatment and dynamics the famous Pura Vida philosophy. Due to its privileged location in the Cuauhtémoc neighborhood, reaching the embassy and its consular area is extremely simple for tourism and the local population, who enjoy the extensive transport services and the offer of cafes around.

The Mexican tourist has in Costa Rica one of their favorite ecological and adventure paradises. If the plan includes practicing surf in Guanacaste, admiring the biodiversity of Manuel Antonio National Park, or going deep into the cloud forests of Monteverde, this precinct provides valuable guidance. Mexicans do not require a consular visa for tourist stays of less than 90 days, but the embassy is the key agency for those planning to invest, get married, or carry out ecological volunteering within the Central American country.

For the Ticos residing in Mexico or enjoying a vacation in the metropolis, the Consulate General offers an extensive variety of face-to-face services. Notably, the process for renewing Costa Rican passports, registrations of births, marriages, and deaths, and the urgent issuance of safe conducts in case of loss of documents. They are characterized by offering downloadable formats directly from their website, which substantially speeds up any visit to their facilities.

On a cultural and institutional level, the embassy stands out as a defender of peace, democracy, and environmentalism. Routinely, they promote in Mexico forums on sustainable tourism, round tables on the conservation of the oceans, and independence celebrations that bring together the Central American community to commemorate their rich gastronomy, their traditions, and their values.