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Embassy of Mexico in Rome

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Overview

The Embassy of Mexico shares its Nomentano street with Sweden's mission — Via Lazzaro Spallanzani, a block of quiet embassies near the Policlinico — and runs one of Latin America's broader European mandates from it: the ambassador is concurrently accredited to Albania, Malta, and San Marino, with credentials to Malta presented in a recent ceremony the embassy's own news announced. Mexico and Italy trade heavily in machinery, food, and design, share deep cultural programming (the embassy's Instituto Cultural is one of Rome's active Latin American venues), and route a growing two-way tourist flow — Italians to Cancún and Mexico City, Mexicans to the classical circuit.

Visa Services

Italian citizens travel to Mexico without a visa — up to 180 days as tourists, with the FMM entry process at arrival. Non-EU nationals resident in Italy check their own passport's terms with the consular section; Mexican visa cases run through its appointment system, with questions to consularita@sre.gob.mx.

Consular Services

Mexicans in Italy — and in Albania, Malta, and San Marino — use the consular section at the same Spallanzani address: public counters 09:00-13:00, phones 09:00-17:30, mailbox consularita@sre.gob.mx. In emergencies involving Mexican nationals, the dedicated line +39 339 435 3085 answers.

Service Area

Italy, with concurrent accreditation to Albania, Malta, and San Marino — 'Concurrencias: Albania, Malta y San Marino' in the embassy's own words. None of the three hosts a resident Mexican mission; their matters route through Rome.

Appointment Information

The embassy works Monday to Friday, 09:00-18:00, on +39 06 441 6061 (correoita@sre.gob.mx). The consular section shares the address but keeps its own rhythm: public counters mornings only, 09:00-13:00, phones through 17:30, appointments through the citas system. Emergencies involving Mexican nationals reach +39 339 435 3085 at any hour.

Special Notes

The morning-only consular counter is the practical constraint — afternoons are phone-and-email territory. Residents of Albania, Malta, and San Marino handle Mexican matters through this embassy; none of the three has a resident Mexican post.

Frequently asked questions

Do Italians need a visa for Mexico?

No — Italian passports enter Mexico visa-free for up to 180 days as tourists, completing the FMM entry process on arrival. A valid passport is the only requirement for tourism.

Which countries does the Mexican embassy in Rome cover?

Italy plus Albania, Malta, and San Marino by concurrent accreditation — 'Concurrencias: Albania, Malta y San Marino', as the embassy's own contact page puts it, with credentials to Malta presented in a recent ceremony. None of the three hosts a resident Mexican mission.

When can Mexicans in Italy visit the consular section?

Mornings only at the counter — 09:00-13:00 at Via Lazzaro Spallanzani 16, via the citas appointment system — with phones answering through 17:30 and consularita@sre.gob.mx as the mailbox. The emergency line for Mexican nationals, +39 339 435 3085, answers at any hour.

How do I reach the Mexican embassy in Rome?

On +39 06 441 6061, Monday to Friday 09:00-18:00, or at correoita@sre.gob.mx — the chancery is at Via Lazzaro Spallanzani 16 in Nomentano, near the Policlinico. Consular matters use their own mailbox, consularita@sre.gob.mx.

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