The Embassy of Grenada in the United Mexican States serves Grenadian nationals across Mexico and Central America, strengthens Grenada–Mexico friendship, and advances trade, cooperation and cultural exchange from the heart of Mexico City.
Mexico City · United Mexican States
Ambassador
H.E. Anthony G. Baptiste
Ambassador Extraordinary & Plenipotentiary
Chancery
Consular & Visa Section
Paseo de la Reforma 350, Col. Juárez
From the Mission
H.E. Anthony Baptiste formally presented his Letters of Credence at Palacio Nacional, opening a new chapter in Grenada–Mexico relations.
A new programme brings Mexican expertise in tourism, agriculture and disaster resilience to Grenada, with reciprocal scholarships.
Diplomats, the Grenadian diaspora and Mexican friends gathered to mark 52 years of independence with spice, soca and mariachi.
How We Help
The Embassy provides a full range of consular services to Grenadian citizens residing in or travelling through Mexico and Central America, and assists Mexican nationals and businesses wishing to engage with Grenada.
Help for Grenadian nationals abroad — lost documents, welfare cases, prison and hospital visits, and support in emergencies.
Request helpApply for or renew a Grenadian passport, report a lost or stolen passport, and obtain emergency travel documents.
Passport helpVisa applications, entry requirements and travel advice for Mexican and regional nationals planning to visit Grenada.
Apply for a visaAuthentication of documents, certified true copies, powers of attorney, declarations and apostille guidance.
Notarial servicesRegister as a Grenadian living in the region so we can reach you with consular updates, voting information and in emergencies.
Register nowConnecting Mexican and Central American businesses with opportunities in Grenada — tourism, agro-processing and the blue economy.
Trade deskBook a slot at the Consular Section and bring your supporting documents. Walk-ins only for emergencies.
About the Mission
The Embassy of Grenada in Mexico City represents the Government and people of Grenada before the United Mexican States, with concurrent accreditation to Guatemala, Belize and Honduras. We protect the interests of Grenadians in the region and deepen South-South cooperation across Latin America.
From the Spice Isle of the Caribbean to the highlands of Mexico, our mission carries Grenada's warmth, resilience and proud voice — building bridges of friendship, trade and shared cultural celebration with our Mexican partners.
Our Reach in the Region
Host nation. Bilateral relations, trade promotion and full consular services for Grenadians from the Mexico City chancery.
Concurrent accreditation supporting cooperation, trade and assistance to Grenadians in Guatemala.
Fellow CARICOM and Commonwealth neighbour — close cooperation and consular reach across Belize.
Concurrent accreditation covering cooperation, regional engagement and consular protection for nationals.
AMEXCID technical programmes, scholarships and knowledge-sharing between Grenada and Mexico.
Liaison with CELAC, SICA and the Association of Caribbean States on behalf of Grenada and CARICOM interests.
"Though the Caribbean Sea and the valleys of Mexico lie far apart, our peoples share the same spirit of warmth, colour and celebration. This Embassy exists to serve every Grenadian in our region — and to weave ever closer the friendship between Grenada and Mexico."
Choose a service and preferred date. You will receive a confirmation email with your appointment slot and the documents to bring.
Consular hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–14:00 (CST) · Reforma, Mexico City
For Grenadian nationals in Mexico and the region. Our consular team will respond within 2–3 working days, or immediately in an emergency.
24/7 emergency line: +52 55 5121-4399
Start your Grenadian passport application or renewal. After submitting, book an appointment to attend in person with your documents.
Passports are produced in Grenada. Processing typically takes 4–6 weeks.
Complete your visa pre-application to visit Grenada. Our team will review and contact you within 5 working days.
Application fee is payable upon confirmation. No payment required at this stage.
Registering helps us reach you with consular updates, voting information, and assistance in an emergency. It is free and voluntary.
The Embassy provides a range of notarial and document services for Grenadian nationals and for documents intended for use in Grenada.
Certified True Copies
Certification of copies of passports, certificates and official documents.
Powers of Attorney
Witnessing and authenticating powers of attorney for use in Grenada.
Declarations & Affidavits
Administering oaths, affirmations and statutory declarations.
Document Legalisation
Authentication and apostille guidance for documents crossing borders.
Please Note
Notarial services are by appointment only. Fees apply and are listed in the consular tariff. Bring originals and valid photo ID.
24/7 Consular Emergency Line
+52 55 5121-4399
For Grenadian nationals in life-threatening or serious situations across Mexico, Guatemala, Belize and Honduras.
If you are in immediate danger
Contact local emergency services first — in Mexico dial 911 — then call the Embassy.
Lost / stolen passport
Report to the police, then submit a consular assistance request for an emergency travel document.
Hospitalisation or detention
We can visit, liaise with authorities and notify your next of kin with your consent.
Grenada and Mexico enjoy warm and growing relations built on South-South solidarity, technical cooperation and a shared commitment to multilateralism and sustainable development.
Technical Cooperation (AMEXCID)
The Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation supports projects in tourism, agriculture, disaster management and public health in Grenada.
Scholarships & Education
Scholarship opportunities for Grenadian students at Mexican universities, and Spanish-language training programmes.
Trade & Investment
Promoting two-way trade in agro-products, services and tourism, and connecting investors with opportunities in Grenada.
Climate & Multilateral Affairs
Coordination within CELAC and the UN on climate action, ocean governance and the priorities of vulnerable states.
Grenada offers Mexican and Central American businesses a competitive, English-speaking gateway to the Caribbean and beyond — with tax incentives and preferential access to CARICOM and EU markets.
Key Sectors
Mexico City, Mexico — His Excellency Anthony G. Baptiste formally presented his Letters of Credence to the President of the United Mexican States at Palacio Nacional, officially assuming his duties as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Grenada.
In his remarks, Ambassador Baptiste conveyed warm greetings from the Government and people of Grenada and reaffirmed the Embassy's commitment to deepening cooperation in education, tourism, agriculture and climate action across the region.
"It is a privilege to represent Grenada in this great nation. Our two peoples may be separated by distance, but we are united by warmth, colour and a love of celebration."
At a Glance
Mexico City, Mexico — The Embassy facilitated the signing of a new biennial technical cooperation programme under the Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation (AMEXCID), bringing Mexican expertise to Grenada in priority development areas.
The programme covers sustainable tourism, climate-smart agriculture and disaster risk management, alongside a reciprocal scholarship scheme enabling Grenadian students and professionals to train in Mexico.
"South-South cooperation turns shared challenges into shared solutions. This is friendship in action," said Ambassador Baptiste at the signing.
Programme Pillars
Mexico City, Mexico — The Embassy of Grenada hosted a reception marking the 52nd anniversary of Grenada's independence, welcoming members of the diplomatic corps, Mexican officials and the Grenadian community of the region.
Guests enjoyed a fusion of Grenadian and Mexican culture — nutmeg-spiced refreshments, soca and calypso alongside mariachi, celebrating the Spice Isle in the heart of Mexico City.
"Wherever Grenadians gather, we bring a little of our island warmth. Tonight, Mexico City felt like home," remarked the Ambassador.
Event Highlights
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Reference Number
GD-MEX-2026-00000
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For urgent matters, contact us directly:
+52 55 5121-4369 · info@mx.mfa.gd