There are several reasons why a Mexican visa application might be refused. Common causes include:

1. Incomplete or Incorrect Documentation

   • Missing documents, incorrect formats, or unsigned forms can lead to rejection.

   • Not providing translations of documents (if requested) may also cause issues.

2. Lack of Proof of Strong Ties to India

   • The embassy wants assurance that you will return to your home country after your trip.

   • If you don’t provide documents such as employment letters, family ties, or property ownership proof, your application may be rejected.

3. Insufficient Financial Evidence

   • You must show you have enough funds to support your stay in Mexico.

   • Weak or inconsistent bank statements, or a lack of income tax returns, can raise red flags.

4. Invalid or Damaged Passport

   • If your passport is close to expiry, damaged, or lacks blank pages, your application could be denied.

5. Failure to Meet Photo Requirements

   • Not submitting recent passport-size photos that meet official Mexico visa specifications may result in rejection.

6. Previous Immigration Issues

   • Overstaying a visa in another country or being blacklisted for immigration violations can affect your application.

7. Unclear Purpose of Visit

   • If your documents don’t clearly establish why you are visiting Mexico (tourism, business, etc.), the consulate may doubt your intentions.

Yes, you can reapply after rejection. However, you should:

• Identify the reason for the rejection.

• Correct the errors or provide additional documents before reapplying.

• Wait for a reasonable period before resubmitting (unless the embassy specifically advises otherwise).

Reapplying without addressing the original issues often leads to another refusal.