CONSULAR AGENT:
Luis Ramírez
email : mazagent@prodigy.com.mx
HOURS OF OPERATION
The U.S. Consular Agency in Mazatlan is open to the public Monday thru Friday, From 9am-1pm, except for U.S. and Mexican holidays.
LOCATION:
Playa Gaviotas 202 local 10
Golden Zone
Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico 82110
CONTACT US:
(669) 916-5889 (in Mexico)
011-52-(669)-916-5889 dialing from the U.S.
Fax: (669) 916-7531
For after-hours emergencies involving life or limb, please call the Duty Officer Celular Phone: 044-669-918-0303
LINKS:
US Consulate Website
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Canadian citizens do not need a visa to go to the USA.
For more information visit http://www.travel.state.gov
I am a Canadian living in Los Mochis, State of Sinaloa, Mexico since June 2009!
I have my Canadian Passport which is valid till November 2013 and will hatve on next October 21, in Mazatlan, my Mexican VISA !!!
My question is: Do I need an American VISA to go and visit the State of California and the State of Arizona next January 2012?
My sonand his bride want to go to Mazatlan for there honey moon. My question is Safety. Is it safe for them if they are staying at an all inclusive resort
Hi Kelly. I just got back from Mazatlan and I would say they would be safe anywhere they decide to stay. It’s a beautiful place filled with great people! I’m sure they will have a happy honeymoon.
I would say they will be perfectly safe. In all inclusive resorts, however, there are many Canadians and Americans who think they need to get their money’s worth of food and drink and are drunk and disorderly in the pool by 9 in the morning. If they try not to call attention to themselves in any way, just like they hopefully would at home, they will be fine. The people who get into trouble here are often flashing expensive items/money around, or are inebriated.