Vienna Mexican Consulate: Residency Requirements (2026)
Quick answer: To qualify for Temporary Residency through the Mexican Consulate in Vienna in 2026, you need about €3,990/month in income or roughly €66,400 in savings/investments. You show the 6 most recent months of statements.
The Mexican Consulate in Vienna serves applicants in Austria. Each consulate converts Mexico's federal peso thresholds at its own exchange rate, so the exact amount you must show is consulate-specific. Below are the published 2026 figures for this consulate.
2026 economic-solvency amounts
| Temporary — monthly income | €3,990 |
|---|---|
| Temporary — savings/investments | €66,400 |
| Statements required | 6 months (income) |
| Permanent Residency | Higher federal threshold (~1,142 × UMA, about $7,443/mo equivalent) — check your exact figure |
These figures are estimated from Mexico's federal formula at typical EUR exchange rates — the Vienna consulate may publish a different amount, so confirm with the consulate before you apply (last reviewed 2026-04-01).
Among Austria consulates, the Vienna income requirement is among the highest (peers range from €3,550 to €3,990 per month). The consulate you're assigned to can decide a borderline case, so it's worth checking your specific numbers.
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Common questions
How much income do you need for the Vienna Mexican consulate?+
For Temporary Residency in 2026, the Vienna consulate looks for about €3,990 per month in income, or roughly €66,400 in savings/investments. You generally show the 6 most recent months of statements.
Can I combine income and savings to qualify?+
No. Mexican consulates evaluate income or savings — you qualify on one or the other, not a blend of the two.
See all Mexican consulate requirements or read the 2026 income requirements guide.