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DOS Updates Mexico’s Visa Reciprocity Schedule for A1 and A2 Categories

Effective January 15, 2016, the Department of State updated Mexico’s visa reciprocity schedule for the A1 and A2 nonimmigrant visa categories for diplomats [PDF version].¹ No other visa validities for Mexico were changed. The following is the updated visa reciprocity schedule for the A1 and A2 categories:

Class	Fee	Validity	Applications
A1	None	48 (24) months	Multiple
A2	None	48 (24) months	Multiple

Note: Previous visa validities in parentheses.

Please follow this link to learn about the A1 and A2 nonimmigrant visa categories.

Cable, DOS 2226 (Jan. 12, 2016)

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