Mexico Reinstates E-Visa for Brazilians: Fast-Tracks Latam Business Travel—Impact for EU/Spain HQs

Mexico reinstated the electronic Visitor Visa (e-Visa) for Brazilian citizens arriving by air as of February 5, 2026. This replaces the consular sticker that was reintroduced in 2022. Approvals are issued online, often on the same day, reducing lead times for meetings, audits, and supplier visits. For Spain/EU companies coordinating Mexico–Brazil–EU supply chains, this eliminates a chronic source of friction tied to Madrid- and Barcelona-led programs for Brazil–Mexico travel.

The opportunity is real, but so are the guardrails. The e-Visa is for short stays only and does not authorize work. Airlines will verify it before boarding. Align agendas with the scope of business visits, update invitation templates, and synchronize LATAM trips with the Schengen EES onboarding process for the return trip to the EU. We're updating client playbooks so commercial teams can move faster across the Brazil–Mexico–EU corridors while maintaining compliance.

At Duguech & Dip, we translate policy into predictability through itinerary design and document standards that align Mexico–LATAM travel with Spain/EU governance.