Mexico to Yemen visa requirements

Mexican ordinary passport holders need a visa to enter Yemen for tourism. There is no visa-free entry, and visa-on-arrival is not available to Mexicans. The visa must be obtained in advance from a Yemeni diplomatic mission, but in practice most Yemeni missions (including Washington, D.C.) are not issuing tourist visas, and the country carries the highest "Do Not Travel" advisory. A Mexico (MX) ordinary passport holder traveling to Yemen (YE) for tourism requires a visa obtained before travel. Yemen is not in the Schengen area, so no 90/180 or ETIAS rules apply. Mexico is not on Yemen's visa-exempt list nor its visa-on-arrival list (which is limited to roughly 11 Gulf/Arab states). Yemen launched a limited electronic visa system on 24 June 2025, but it currently serves only organized tourist groups (minimum 10 members) booked through travel agencies accredited by Yemen's General Authority for Tourism, and even approved e-visas must be converted into a sticker visa collected from a Yemeni embassy/consulate. Independent Mexican tourists must therefore apply for a sticker visa at a Yemeni diplomatic mission. In practice, many Yemeni missions are not currently issuing tourist visas due to the ongoing civil war, and the U.S. State Department maintains a Level 4 "Do Not Travel" advisory (reissued 19 December 2025) citing terrorism, armed conflict, kidnapping, landmines, and collapsed healthcare infrastructure. Travelers should expect this route to be effectively impractical, and any application should be confirmed directly with the nearest Yemeni mission. Mexico itself has no resident Yemeni embassy, so applications are typically handled through an accredited Yemeni mission abroad.