Embassy of Ireland, Mexico City

Strategically located on the 4th floor of a modern building in the heart of Polanco, the Embassy of Ireland is the main connection between Mexico and the rich tradition of the Emerald Isle. By being situated on Calle Goldsmith street, the precinct benefits from the vibrant cosmopolitan environment of this neighborhood, surrounded by galleries, recognized restaurants, and pedestrian areas. This central location in the northwest of the capital greatly facilitates access and provides visitors with an environment of maximum security and comfort.

For the Mexican traveler attracted by the impressive Cliffs of Moher, the vibrant musical culture of Dublin, or the beauty of the Ring of Kerry, this embassy is an indispensable consultation tool. Although Mexican tourists can enter Ireland without a visa for short stays, those seeking to take advantage of the popular long-term English study programs or process temporary work visas (Working Holiday), must inform themselves here about the necessary pre-authorization before traveling.

To the Irish citizens who explore our country or live permanently in it, the consular section offers an excellent service of accompaniment and protection. Its officials manage everything from the issuance and renewal of passports, to notarial assistance and emergency orientation regarding the loss of documents. The service is distinguished by its efficiency and warmth, always operating under a strict scheme of appointments that must be arranged beforehand to ensure access to the property.

In addition to its indispensable governmental and administrative function, the embassy is a great promoter of cultural, educational, and commercial exchange. Through events that commemorate the literature of authors like James Joyce, film festivals, and the emblematic St. Patrick’s Day celebration (which illuminates the most important monuments of the capital in green), the diplomatic mission reaffirms an endearing historical bond and fosters mutual development between both nations.