Mexico to Guinea-Bissau visa requirements

Yes, a Mexican ordinary passport holder needs a visa for Guinea-Bissau, but it can be obtained on arrival at Osvaldo Vieira International Airport (Bissau) for stays of up to 90 days. An online eVisa is also offered as a pre-arrival alternative. Mexico is not on Guinea-Bissau's visa-exempt list (which covers ECOWAS states and certain CPLP diplomatic passports). Mexico is not among the countries exempt from Guinea-Bissau visa requirements; visa-free access is limited mainly to ECOWAS member states and certain Portuguese-speaking community diplomatic passport holders. Mexican ordinary passport holders fall into the "all other nationalities" category, who may obtain a visa on arrival at the point of entry, valid for a maximum stay of 90 days, or apply in advance either online (eVisa) or at a Guinea-Bissau diplomatic mission. Visa on arrival is the most widely confirmed channel for travelers without a nearby consulate; an eVisa can be arranged ahead of travel for added certainty. Travelers must carry a passport valid at least six months beyond intended stay, proof of onward/return travel, proof of accommodation and funds, and, in practice, a yellow fever vaccination certificate, which is required for entry into Guinea-Bissau. Because sources on the eVisa are predominantly third-party agencies rather than a single confirmed government portal, the conservative, best-supported short-stay channel for a Mexican tourist is visa on arrival, with the eVisa as an optional pre-arranged alternative.