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Below, you'll find a general list of information on how to get married in Mexico. Please remember that this information is general, and can vary from state to state. Please check with the proper authorities.

Civil ceremonies are the only ones recognized in Mexico. A religious ceremony can be had, but it is not considered official.

You must have tourist cards and/or a visa plus passports. No Mexican residential requirements are applicable. Marriages are performed at the "Oficina del Registro Civil" (Civil Registers Office) for a fee (can range from $100 to $250 in resort areas). Every city and small town has an office. Most people in this office don't speak English. The marriage ceremony can be performed elsewhere, but please check with the office for information and extra fees.

Divorced people cannot marry in Mexico until one year after their finalized divorce (this may vary in different areas and proof of divorce may be enough). Minors under 18 cannot marry without written & notarized permission from a parent or legal guardian. Some states may require a waiting period of a few days.

You'll need to present the following:

A current passport with tourist card or visa (make copies of each)