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San Jose del Cabo
Consulate of Canada
Plaza José Green, Local 9
Blvd Mijares s/n
Col Centro
San José del Cabo ,BCS
CP 23400 Mexico
Tel. (624) 142-4333
Fax (624) 142-4262
Tijuana
Consulate of Canada
German Gedovius 10411-101
Condominio del Parque, Zona Rio
Tijuana, Baja California Norte
CP 22320 Mexico
Tel. (664) 684-0461
Fax (664) 684-0301
United States Embassy and Consulates in Canada
Security Restrictions:
Many embassies and consulates around the world (not just the United States) prohibit walk-in
public access to their buildings without an appointment. Always telephone first before visiting an
embassy or consulate.
Please note, due to the limited size of many consulate waiting rooms; the number of other
individuals being served; as well as for general security reasons, the number of individuals who may
accompany you could be limited. When telephoning to make your appointment, confirm who may
or may not accompany you inside the building.
Proper government-issued photo ID will be required for entry.
For security reasons, many items are banned inside an embassy/consulate. You will be subject to
security screening measures – similar to an airport – upon entry.
Banned items include:
Food and beverages
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Electronic equipment of any kind including cell phones, cameras, Blackberries, laptop com-
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puters, tape/CD/MP3 players, pagers, palm pilots, keyless car remotes, batteries, etc.
Briefcases, backpacks, large bags, luggage, large purses, etc.
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Oversize strollers
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Nail files and nail polish as well as liquids and lotions
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Weapons or tools of any kind including mace or pepper spray, any sharp or bladed objects, any
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oil or chemical-based sprays
Contraband items
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Please note the U.S. embassy as well as many of their consulates have a separate mailing address
(P.O. Box) for receiving all correspondence. Please check the respective website, or telephone, before
sending mail.