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Objetivo de la beca y modalidades .......................................................................................................
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Scholarships of Excellence of the Government of Mexico for Foreigners . …… .. ………………………….

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Objective of the scholarship and modalities ............................................ ..................................................
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Eligibility ................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .........
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to. How to apply for scholarships .............................................. ..................................................
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b. They are not eligible ............................................... ..................................................
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c. Considerations ................................................. .................................................. ........................................ 7
Validity of the Call .............................................. .................................................. ....................... 8
Forms of application ............................................... .................................................. ................................... 8
to. Physical applications ............................................... .................................................. ............................ 9
b. Online applications ............................................... .................................................. .......................... 10
Required Documents ................................................ .................................................. ............................ 10
to. Academic Documentation ................................................ .................................................. ........... 10
b. Administrative Documentation ................................................ .................................................. .... 12
Selection process ............................................... .................................................. ..................................... 13
to. Selection and eligibility criteria ............................................. ................................................. 14
b. Commitments and obligations ............................................... .................................................. ........... fifteen
c. Expenses not covered by the scholarship ............................................ .................................................. .........
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d. Applicant Responsibilities .............................................. ........................................... 17
and. Responsibilities of the fellows .............................................. .................................................. .18
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Transient ................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ......

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Annex 1. Participating Mexican institutions ............................................ ........................... 22
Annex 2. Eligible countries ............................................. .................................................. ............................ 25
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Scholarships of Excellence of the Government of Mexico for

2020 foreigners
From the International Cooperation Law, and with the

purpose of maintaining Mexico's position as an actor
with global responsibility, the Ministry of Relations
Foreign (SRE), through the Mexican Agency of
International Development Cooperation (AMEXCID),
summons foreigners interested in studying in
Mexico.
The Call is offered to more than 180 countries, within the framework of
bilateral agreements, multilateral mechanisms and
special agreements More than 100 Education Institutions
Superiors Mexicans (IES) participate in this Call and
all have academic programs registered in the
National Quality Postgraduate Program (PNPC) of the
National Council of Science and Technology (CONACYT). Sayings
programs bear witness to the progress the country has made in
various areas of science and humanities.
Secretary of Foreign Relations

Mexican Agency for International Cooperation
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for development
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OBJECTIVE :
Offer scholarships for the training of foreign professionals at levels of

Bachelor's degree, Specialty, Specialization, Master's, Doctorate and
Postgraduate Research, as well as student mobility programs of
Bachelor, Postgraduate, Medical Specialties and Subspecialties, in the
modality of training scholarships, in face-to-face programs
complete in Mexico, in order to strengthen collaborative ties
academic with partner countries; human resources training and the
Internationalization of Higher Education Institutions (IES).
MODALITIES :
All scholarships awarded under this Call will be for

start academic activities from March 1 to 10
December 2020 1 , in the following modalities:
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* Only available to applicants from Belize and Haiti,
1 The deadline to start academic activities is December 10, 2020.
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IMPORTANT
• In no case may the maximum time of

financing. SRE / AMEXCID scholarships are awarded
only for the periods indicated in this call.
In case the studies have a longer duration, the
Fellow must cover the remaining period on his own.
• Scholarships are not granted for direct doctorates (postgraduate

integrated Master's and Doctorate), propedeutics, courses,
graduates, distance education programs, education
Open or in virtual mode.
• The following are outside the Call

Academic programs: Business Administration, Surgery
Plastic, Public Accounting, Marketing, Dentistry,
Advertising, as well as related areas.
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This Call includes the academic institutions and programs of

Annex 1 and is disseminated in the Eligible countries in Annex 2.
ELIGIBILITY
a) How to apply for scholarships
1. The request is made in a personal capacity and only one application will be accepted
per person.
2. The applicant who has more than one nationality only

You can submit an application. This must be submitted with the
nationality with which the applicant will be accredited.
3. People who have already started their studies in Mexico may participate
in HEIs and in the academic programs indicated in this Call.
4. The AMEXCID scholarship is not retroactive, that is, no coverage is covered

expense (including air transport) that was made prior to
Granting of the scholarship.
Applications that:
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1. Choose a program on priority issues for the development of your country

and of a strategic nature for Mexico (priority will be given to the programs
academics related to the health, educational, energy sector,
environmental and / or telecommunications).
2. Conduct studies or research that is not taught in your country

originally.
3. Conduct studies or research in institutions that are located

in the interior states of the Mexican Republic.
4. Be professors or researchers of public education institutions

Superior and scientific research centers in your country.
5. Are public officials in charge of areas or programs of

Special interest for your country. Applications that meet everyone
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the requirements
respective may
country, be subject
through to review by
a pre-selection authorities
process. of your
In these cases,
The Mexican Government will evaluate only the files
preselected
6. They have not previously been beneficiaries of a grant from the Government of
Mexico, through AMEXCID, for at least the same period for
The one who were awarded scholarships.
b) They are not eligible:
i) Foreign diplomats accredited in Mexico or its

family members
ii) Foreigners who do NOT have a Temporary Resident stay
Student in Mexico;
iii) Foreigners who also have Mexican nationality,
including son or daughter of a Mexican father or mother;
iv) Scholarships will not be awarded to two or more persons of the same family or
spouses;
v) Foreigners who have a Mexican visa by family unit or who
aspire to get it.
AMEXCID may verify at any time that the information that

provides the applicant is true, proceeding in accordance with the
regulations in force in case the applicant provides information
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c) Considerations
1. You must have a Bachelor's, Master's or Doctoral Degree

required to pursue the degree for which the scholarship is requested. Not accepted
titles of technical and / or commercial careers. For mobility cases a
Bachelor level, it will not be necessary to deliver a degree, just proof of
studies of the last period, issued by the home institution.
2. A minimum average of eighty (80) must have been obtained in a

scale from 0 to 100, or its equivalent, in the last degree of study. I dont know
They will accept applications with a lower average than indicated.
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3. It academic
must be accepted
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conducting studies
the HEIs in any
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Announcement.
4. There is no extension to the scholarship period initially granted. In case of

that the scholarship period ends and the scholar does not finish his project
of thesis or its degree process, all expenses related to your stay
in the country to finish these academic activities, it must be
funded by the same scholarship holder.
5. When the academic program requires the completion of a thesis and

a degree exam, the applicant must complete the thesis and
submit the exam mentioned within the scholarship period
assigned . This will be an indispensable condition for receiving the last
scholarship support payment.
6. If the degree form is through thesis, it must be

include the following legend within the first pages:
This thesis corresponds to studies carried out with a Scholarship of

Excellence granted by the Government of Mexico, through the Agency
Mexican International Development Cooperation.
7. The AMEXCID scholarship is not retroactive; that is, no cover is covered

expense (including air transport) that was made prior to
Granting of the scholarship.
8. Any request sent by means other than those described

In this Call it will not be received.
9. AMEXCID will not receive any request directly from the
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postulants
10. The presentation of the letter of acceptance of the Mexican Institution of

Application format and / or complete documentation does not imply
automatic obtaining of the scholarship. All applications will be subject to
Selection process set out in this Call.
11. No incomplete applications or original documents will be received.
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12. Monthly assignments

Scholarship are not
will be made divisiblemonth.
to expired or partial. The payment of the
13. All benefits are exclusive to the scholar (s) and will not be
extended to spouses or other family members or companions.
14. Scholarships are not transferable, nor can they be deferred for academic years
after the year it was granted.
15. Once the scholarship has been awarded, institution changes will not be accepted
Educational or study.
16. In the event that the scholar (or) leaves the studies, devote himself to another
type of activities that contravene Mexican legal provisions
and / or fail some subject, the scholarship will be canceled.
VALIDITY OF THE CALL
1.- This Call will remain valid from July 22 to September 27

of 2019, at 3:00 p.m. (Mexico City time). These deadlines are
cannot be extended and applications will not be processed
extemporaneously
2.- The results of the selected applicants will be announced to

as of January 15, 2020, through the Mexican representations
abroad: The final results will be published on the electronic page
of the AMEXCID.
FORMS OF APPLICATION
1. Applications must comply with the provisions of this Call,

including the documents that refer to it and the formats
corresponding.
2. Applications will be received as follows:
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a) Physical applications
• Only those interested in Cuba, Saint Lucia, Republic
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Dominican, Antigua and Barbuda, Trinidad and Tobago, Dominica, Barbados,

Suriname, Guyana, Jamaica, Haiti, Nicaragua, Slovak Republic,
Republic Slovenia, Lithuania, Latvia, Turkey, Venezuela, New
Zealand, Palestine and the countries of the African continent may carry out their
Online or physical applications.
For physical applications, the documents must be delivered in the

Embassy of Mexico located in the country of origin of the applicant or
before the Concurrent Embassy
• Interested parties from Bolivia, Chile, China and Colombia may not
apply online, you must apply only at
Physical as described below:
- Interested parties in Chile must submit their file by

through the Agency's Training and Scholarships Department
Chilean International Development Cooperation (AGCID).
- Those interested in Colombia must deliver their

application through the Colombian Credit Institute
Educational and Technical Studies Abroad (ICETEX) .
- Those interested in Bolivia must submit their file to

through the Plurinational Public Management School of Bolivia
(EGPP) .
- The interested parties of the People's Republic of China must

deliver your file through the Chinese Scholarship Council
(Chinese Scholarship Council).
* Focal points may indicate a different date than the

established in this Call, as it will be necessary
Perform a selection process.
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IMPORTANT
• Representations of Mexico abroad NO / NO

they will receive physical applications except for countries
above
• AMEXCID will not receive applications directly from the

interested.
b) Online applications
Applications must be made electronically through the System

of Management of Academic Cooperation (SIGCA) ( https://sigca.sre.gob.mx )
during the term of this Call.
The SIGCA portal will remain open to receive applications between the 22
July and September 27, 2019, until 3:00 p.m. (Time of
Mexico City). For this, it is necessary that the documentation be
attach according to system prompts
Any application that is sent by means other than SIGCA

(applications in physical, fax, e-mail, or other) will not be considered.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
It is essential that documents in a language

other than Spanish are accompanied by a simple translation into that language
All (or) applicant must present their complete documentation in the

following order:
a) Academic Documentation:
1. Scholarship application form (download) , duly answered and

with photography
2. Written document detailing the reasons that motivate him to carry out the
studies or research in Mexico. (Maximum 2 pages, with Arial letter
size 12 and single spacing).
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3. Curriculum Vitae. (Maximum 3 pages, with Arial font size 12 e

single spacing).
4. Letter of commitment to return to the country of origin (download).
5. Copy of the Letter of Academic Acceptance of the Mexican Institution

Receiver who must meet the following requirements:
to. You must show the letterhead of the institution.
b. It must contain the name and signature of the authority responsible for
issue the letter (Director of the Office of International Affairs,
Director of Academic Exchange, Head of Studies of
Postgraduate, Postgraduate Coordinator, etc.);
c. You must indicate the duration of the studies or research with
start and end dates (in mandatory format: DD / MM / YYYY);
d. It should indicate the modality of the studies to be carried out.
and. You must specify, if applicable and in accordance with the framework
Legal collaboration with AMEXCID, the scheme or exemption of
academic costs
5.1 In case the application is for an investigation, the
copy of the acceptance letter should indicate that the tutoring will be offered
for the development of the investigation and, if possible, the name of the
person who will advise.
* It is possible to receive a contact letter from the institution when requesting

the scholarship and continue with the procedures and requirements of the receiving institution. In
If selected, you must submit the original Letter of Acceptance
definitive simple at the time of formalizing your registration as a fellow (or). I dont know
guarantee the granting of the scholarship until a copy of the
letter.
6. Copy of the professional degree of the last degree of studies obtained.

For cases of mobility at the Bachelor level , it will not be necessary
deliver title, only proof of studies of the last period taken,
Issued by the home institution.
7. Copy of the certificate of the last degree of studies accredited

a general minimum average - or cumulative, for cases of
mobility—, from 80 (on a scale of 0 to 100). The applicant who has
A Doctor degree should not accredit a minimum average. IN CASE
TO BE A DIFFERENT SCALE, IT IS INDISPENSABLE TO PRESENT YOUR
EQUIVALENCE TO THE MEXICAN SYSTEM.
7.1 For mobility grants , a copy of the communication issued by the

home institution where they commit to
recognize / validate the educational credits of the subjects or studies
that will be taken in Mexico.
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7.2 For research stays , copy of the academic record

Proof that you have completed or that you are enrolled in a program
of Masters or Doctorate.
8. In case you have already started your studies in Mexico, it is necessary

Present a copy of the certificate attesting to a minimum average
accumulated of 85 (on a scale of 0 to 100) issued by the Mexican HEI in
the one that is registered, signed by a responsible authority
(Head of the Office of International Affairs, Director of
Academic Exchange, Head of Postgraduate Studies, Coordinator
Postgraduate, etc.) and sealed;
9. When Spanish is not the mother tongue of the applicant , copy

of proof of advanced knowledge of the Spanish language
issued by a university or teaching center for
accreditation, which guarantees a minimum level of B2, within the Common Framework
European Reference.
10. For research stays or mobility programs that go

to be done in a language other than Spanish , it will be necessary to send
a copy of the communication issued by the receiving institution in the
that undertakes to grant tutoring in another language, specifying this one
and the name of the guardian.
to. The communication must be printed on letterhead,

stamped and signed and with the name of the responsible authority that
it is issued by (director) of the Faculty - or its equivalent - or the director
of the International or Academic Exchange Office, Chief (e) of
Postgraduate Studies, Postgraduate Coordinator, etc.).
b. In these cases, a copy of the

certificate of the language in which the tutoring will be received (in case
other than your mother tongue), which guarantees a minimum level of B2, within
of the Common European Framework of Reference
b) Administrative Documentation:
1. Copy of birth certificate.
2. Copy of valid passport or official photo identification. In case

If the scholarship is granted, the applicant will be responsible for processing
your passport, whose costs you must cover with your own resources, and of
present it to the Directorate of Academic Exchange when it
require.
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3. Copy of the medical certificate issued by a public institution or

private health, with a maximum of 3 (three) months prior to
submission of the application, indicating that the applicant
enjoy good health and certify that you are eligible to travel abroad and
Make your studies. Clinical tests will not be accepted.
4. 4 (four) recent, original photographs (not digital prints) of

front, with white background, 3cm x 3cm. They must be delivered with your
name and nationality on the back . For online applications, these
Photographs must be delivered upon arrival in Mexico if they are
creditor to the scholarship.
5. Letter of acceptance of conditions (download) , with autograph signature of

the applicant, in which he accepts the general conditions of the
Announcement.
6. If you are in Mexico , copy of the immigration document

valid, with the condition of stay of Temporary Resident Student
(card).
They are not eligible:
• Foreign diplomats accredited in Mexico or its

family members
• Foreigners who do NOT have a Temporary Resident stay
Student in Mexico;
• Foreigners who also have Mexican nationality,
including son or daughter of a Mexican father or mother.
• Scholarships will not be awarded to two or more persons of the same family or
spouses;
• Foreigners who have a Mexican visa by family unit or
that aspire to obtain it.
IMPORTANT
• Incomplete applications or original documents will not be received.
• It is the responsibility of each applicant to ensure that their

Request is complete.
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• The files of the interested parties that are not benefited with
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A scholarship will not be returned.
SELECTION PROCESS
Applications that are submitted in a timely manner and comply with all
requirements described by this Call may be subject to review by
authorities of their respective country, through a pre-selection process. In
In these cases, the Mexican Government will evaluate only the files
preselected
In the case of applications from Argentina, the Ministry of Relations

Foreign and Cult of the Argentine Republic will ratify the candidacies that
shortlist the Bilateral Committee.
a) Selection and eligibility criteria

1. Academic excellence of the candidate in the area in which he intends
Make your studies.
2. Congruence between the academic and work history of the

Applicant and the area in which you want to specialize in Mexico.
3. Importance of studies and their direct impact on development

from the country of the applicant.
In addition, preference will be given to applicants who:
to. They have not been beneficiaries of a grant from the Government of Mexico
previously.
b. Choose a program on priority issues for the development of your

country and strategic for Mexico (priority will be given to
academic programs related to the health, educational sector,
energy, migration, human rights, indigenous studies,
environmental and / or telecommunications).
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c. Carry out studies or research that are not taught in your

country of origin.
d. Carry out studies or research in institutions that are

locate in the interior states of the Mexican Republic.
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and. They are professors or researchers from public institutions of

Higher education and scientific research centers in your country.
F. Are public officials in charge of areas or programs

Of special interest to your country.
IMPORTANT
• The final decision on the granting of scholarships

It is only the responsibility of the Mexican government.
• Any decision made during the process of

selection is final and will be adjusted for availability
AMEXCID budget.
b) Commitments and obligations

AMEXCID will grant the selected applicants:
1. For mobility scholarships at the Bachelor's level; Specialization; Masters or

Research stay at Master's level, and studies of Spanish and
Mexican culture, a monthly support grant for 4 (four)
times the monthly value of the Unit of Measurement and Update (UMA).
Currently, it is equivalent to $ 10,274.00 pesos monthly. The unit of
Measurement and Update (UMA) is subject to changes established by the
Law.
2. For PhD scholarships; Doctoral Research Stays and

Postdoctoral, Medical Specialties and Subspecialties, a scholarship
monthly for maintenance of 5 (five) times the monthly value of the
Unit of Measurement and Update (UMA). Currently, it amounts to
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$ 12,842.50 in pesos. The Measurement and Update Unit (UMA) is

subject to changes established by law.
3. Registration and tuition, in accordance with the provisions of the

program of each institution (see academic offer ), subject to
final decision of each Institution, issued by means of the letter of
acceptance.
4. When applicable, medical insurance through the Mexican Institute of

Social Security (IMSS), from the third month of the scholarship.
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The scholar (or) must have insurance for major medical expenses
and minors, as well as international medical assistance, covering the 2
(two) first months of your stay in Mexico.
In case the student does not have medical insurance

international, this must cover the expenses of any eventuality
medical A copy of the policy must be delivered upon arrival in the City of
Mexico.
5. Cost of issuing the Mexican resident visa

Temporary / student, for stays longer than 180 days. The day I don't know
will be responsible for managing another visa that is not that of the beneficiary
6. Depending on the reciprocity with the partner country , the

international air transportation at the beginning and / or successful completion of the
scholarship. The ticket will be purchased in economy class and the route of
most convenient flight for the Academic Exchange Directorate.
see the list of countries with which Mexico has reciprocity Annex 4
• In all cases, the Academic Exchange Department will acquire the

ticket; Any purchase made individually will not be subject to
refunds
• Any changes that the trainee wishes to make to the plane ticket
acquired by the DIA after its issuance, will be covered by the interested party.
It is the responsibility of the intern to review flight schedules and arrive at
airport as required in the conditions of the airline and
present with a passport with the validity and necessary visas. Likewise,
It is the responsibility of the intern to review the clauses established in the
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plane ticket, regarding the number and weight of luggage.

• In case of conducting studies outside of Mexico City, it is included
transportation from Mexico City to the host city of the
Receiving academic institution, and back to Mexico City at
Approval term for academic activities.
• Trips of 5 (five) hours or less will be by land, as well as

those that do not have air route availability from the City
from Mexico. Trips exceeding 5 (five) hours and by air route from the
Mexico City, will be by national air transportation, in which case
the Academic Exchange Department will acquire the ticket; any
Purchase made individually will not be subject to refunds.
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All benefits are exclusive to the fellow and will not be extended to
spouses or other family members or companions.
c) Expenses not covered by the scholarship
• Transit visas
• Costs incurred to obtain the passport, or related expenses.
• Expenses for the trip to the nearest Mexican Embassy or Consulate, for
the issuance of the visa.
• Academic costs (enrollment and tuition) when they are not exempt
the academic institution or grant the SRE / AMEXCID.
• Laboratories, workshops, language courses or other academic activity that

Be part of the curriculum and whose cost is not exempt from the institution
academic
• Cost of incorporation and revalidation of studies.
• In case the postgraduate study program requires that you

If you are taking a propedic or induction course, it must be covered by
the interested party, since the SRE / AMEXCID scholarship does not contemplate it. Scholarship
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it would be granted from the first academic period (quarter,

semester, semester), prior accreditation of the pediatrician.
• Installation or lodging expenses.
• Transfer from the airport to AMEXCID offices to formalize the

documentation of the intern.
• Registration to the National Registry of Foreigners.
• The SRE / AMEXCID does not cover reimbursement of additional luggage, not
established in the air ticket.
• If you need a transit visa for the transfer to Mexico, the

SRE / AMEXCID does not cover the costs of issuing it, nor any
related expense
• Print of the thesis.
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• Procedures for degree and degree obtaining.
• In the event that the thesis process exceeds the grant period, the
SRE / AMEXCID will not grant an additional extension, so the expenses
Associates must be paid by the fellow.
• Any other expenses not indicated in the commitments.
d) Responsibilities of the applicants
• The acceptance process to a Mexican institution and the letter

corresponding is independent to this Call. The
Applicants must directly manage their admission to the program of
studies of your receiving institution.
• Properly complete the requested forms and deliver all the

required documentation, in the times and forms established in this
Announcement.
• Demonstrate ethical and exemplary behavior during the process of

application and selection.
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• Subject to evaluation, formalization and monitoring procedures

that establishes the SRE / AMEXCID.
• Once the applicant has been selected and before traveling to

Mexico must go to the Consular Section of the Mexican Embassy,
or to the respective Consulate of Mexico, to obtain the corresponding visa.
e) Responsibilities of the fellows
• The scholar (or) must have insurance for major medical expenses
and minors, as well as international medical assistance, covering two
First months of your stay in Mexico. In case the / the scholar (or),
do not have international medical insurance, it must cover the expenses
of any medical eventuality, without responsibility for AMEXCID.
The scholar (or) who is already studying in Mexico, must
submit your CURP and NSS number, if you have them.
• The intern must sign all the documentation requested

related to your scholarship, when the Academic Exchange Directorate
(DAY) request it.
• Do not travel to Mexico without having obtained the corresponding visa in the Section
Consulate of your convenience, in case of the selected applicant (s)
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Arrive in Mexico without a temporary resident student visa must cover

the costs involved in obtaining it.
• The scholar (or) must travel to Mexico with the passport of the
nationality with which you submitted your application, with a validity
180 day minimum.
• In the event that the scholar (or) is selected to perform a

stay equal to or greater than 180 days, regardless of nationality, must
request the visa category indicated by the Exchange Office
Academic before the Embassy or Representation of Mexico in your country of
residence that suits you, so you can get once you are
in Mexican territory, the corresponding immigration documentation.
• The intern whose grant includes international transportation

must coordinate the purchase of tickets with the Directorate of
Academic Exchange No purchase made will be refunded
unilaterally.
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• The intern must have the necessary resources to cover their

stay and expenses during the first month of scholarship since all payments are
will be overdue.
The intern must update their medical certificate 2 (two) months before
travel to Mexico, and you must deliver it to the DIA offices when you attend
First time formalize your documentation.
In the event that the academic program requires the completion of a thesis and
a degree exam, must complete the thesis and submit the exam
mentioned within the scholarship benefit period. Otherwise, in case
that the thesis process exceeds the grant period, the SRE / AMEXCID
will not grant an additional extension, so the associated expenses must be
funded by the fellow.
• The intern agrees not to change the status of their situation

immigration before the corresponding Mexican authorities during the
scholarship period.
• The scholar (or) must present, during the first 10 (ten) days
of the first month of your scholarship, at the facilities of the
Directorate of Academic Exchange (DIA), located in the Secretariat of
Foreign Relations-Mexican Agency for International Cooperation
for Development located at: Plaza Juárez No. 20, Piso 4, Col. Centro, CP
06010, Mexico City during business hours from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in
business days.
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• To carry out the formalization corresponding to your documentation,

They must come with their passport and immigration card.
• If the scholar (s) applied online, you must submit 4 (four)

recent, original photographs (not digital prints), of
front, with white background, 3cm x 3cm. They must be delivered with
your name and nationality on the back.
• The scholar must sign the Letter of Commitment to deliver

documentation required by the EIS, after the approval term of
Your academic activities.
• The scholar (or) must comply with the provisions of the Rules
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Applicable to Foreign
proper closing of your Scholars (NABES)
file and signing the and manage documentation
appropriate with the DIA the
for it.
• The scholar (or) must show not only academic excellence, but
Also exemplary behavior throughout your stay. Is
The responsibility of the fellow (or) to take into consideration that they are not only
recipients of a Excellence Scholarship; they are also representatives of their
country of origin, and the relations it has with Mexico.
• The intern must commit to update their immigration status.
TRANSITORY
• The grant award decision will be communicated by mail

electronic to the selected applicant through the
Representation of corresponding Mexico; or, by AMEXCID.
• El otorgamiento estará sujeto a la disponibilidad presupuestaria de la

AMEXCID.
• Las becas no son transferibles, ni pueden diferirse para años

académicos posteriores al año que les fue otorgada.
• Una vez otorgada la beca no se aceptarán cambios de institución

educativa o de estudios. En caso de que un becario abandone los
estudios, se dedique a otro tipo de actividades que contravengan las
disposiciones legales mexicanas, repruebe alguna materia, la beca le
será cancelada.
• La aceptación en alguna de las Instituciones de Educación Superior

participantes en esta Convocatoria no/no garantiza el otorgamiento de
una beca por parte del Gobierno Mexicano.
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• Los asuntos no previstos en esta Convocatoria serán resueltos por la

Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation.
• The selected applicant will be considered as an intern,

as long as it formalizes the delivery of the documentation of the
offices of the Academic Exchange Directorate, being subject to
the commitments of this Call.
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For more information about immigration matters, consult the page of:
Consular Services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

http://www.gob.mx/sre/acciones-y-programas/visas-para-extranjeros
Mexican Embassies Abroad:

https://directorio.sre.gob.mx/index.php/embajadas-de-mexico-en-el-exterior
The SRE / AMEXCID puts at your service the following email for inquiries and
questions infobecas@sre.gob.mx
Personal data is protected by the General Law of Protection

of Personal Data in Possession of Obliged Subjects and classified as
confidential in accordance with article 113, section I of the Federal Law of
Transparency and Access to Public Information, so it must be guaranteed
the security and confidentiality of said data avoiding access and non-use
authorized, disclosure, subtraction or other action that may undermine the
right to protection of personal data. See the privacy notice
in the following electronic link:
https://transparencia.sre.gob.mx/amexcid/index.php/avisos-de-privacidad
Secretary of Foreign Relations

Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation
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SCHOLARSHIPS OF EXCELLENCE FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO

FOR FOREIGNERS 2020
ANNEX 1 | PARTICIPATING MEXICAN INSTITUTIONS
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BUAP Benemérita Autonomous University of Puebla

CIAD Food and Development Research Center, AC
CICY Scientific Research Center of Yucatán, AC
CICESE Ensenada Center for Scientific Research and Higher Education
CENTROGEO Research Center in Geography and Geomatics "Ing. Jorge L. Tamayo", AC
CIMAT Mathematics Research Center, AC
CIMAV Research Center in Materiales Avanzados, SC
CIQA Center for Research in Applied Chemistry
CINVESTAV Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the Polytechnic Institute
National
CIDE Center for Economic Research and Teaching, AC
CIBNOR Centro de Investigaciones Biológica del Noroeste, SC
CIO Research Center in Optics, AC
CIESAS Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology
CIMMYT International Corn and Wheat Improvement Center
CRECTEALC Regional Center for Space Science and Technology Education
for Latin America and the Caribbean | Mexico Campus
COLPOS Graduate College
COLJAL Jalisco College, AC
CFN The North Border College
ECOSUR The South Border College
COLMEX The College of Mexico
COLMICH The College of Michoacán, AC
COLSAN The College of San Luis AC
COLSON The Sonora College
COLTLAX The Tlaxcala College
CMQ The Mexican School
ENAH National School of Anthropology and History
ENCRyM National School of Conservation, Restoration and Museography
ENPEG National School of Painting, Sculpture and Engraving "La Esmeralda"
FLACSO Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences
UDLAP University of the Americas Foundation
INECOL Institute of Ecology, AC
IM Dr. José María Luis Mora Research Institute
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INEEL
IMTA National
Mexican Institute
Institute of
of Electricity and Clean Energy
Water Technology
INAOE National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics and Electronics
INIFAP National Institute of Forestry, Agricultural and Livestock Research
ININ National Institute of Nuclear Research
INMEGEN National Institute of Genomic Medicine
INSP National Institute of Public Health
IPN National Polytechnic Institute
ITAM Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico
ITA Technological Institute of Aguascalientes
ITCV Technological Institute of Cd. Victoria
ITC Technological Institute of Celaya
ITCH Chetumal Institute of Technology
ITColima Technological Institute of Colima
ITC Conkal Institute of Technology
ITC Culiacán Institute of Technology
ITD Durango Institute of Technology
ITLP Technological Institute of La Paz
ITL Technological Institute of León
ITM Technological Institute of Mérida
ITMorelia Technological Institute of Morelia
ITNL Technological Institute of Nuevo León
ITR Roque Institute of Technology
ITTG Technological Institute of Tuxtla Gutiérrez
ITV Veracruz Institute of Technology
ITVO Oaxaca Valley Technological Institute
THEY ARE Higher Technological Institute of Misantla
ITSPR Higher Technological Institute of Poza Rica
ITSTA Superior Technological Institute of Tantoyuca
ITESM Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education
SSA Health Secretary
TESE Technological of Higher Studies of Ecatepec
TecNM National Technological of Mexico
UAAAN Antonio Narro Autonomous Agrarian University
UAA Autonomous University of Aguascalientes
UABC Autonomous University of Baja California
UACh Chapingo Autonomous University
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A CH Autonomous University of Chiapas

UACH Autonomous University of Chihuahua
UACJ Autonomous University of Ciudad Juarez
UAdeC Autonomous University of Coahuila
UAG Autonomous University of Guadalajara
UAN Autonomous University of Nayarit
UANL Autonomous University of Nuevo León
UAQ Autonomous University of Queretaro
UASLP Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí
UAT Autonomous University of Tamaulipas
UAT Autonomous University of Tlaxcala
UADY Autonomous University of Yucatan
UAZ Autonomous University of Zacatecas
UAEH Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo
UAEMex Autonomous Mexico State University
UAEM Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos
UAM Autonomous Metropolitan University
UNICACH University of Sciences and Arts of Chiapas
UdeC University of Colima
UdeG University of Guadalajara
UGTO University of Guanajuato
UQROO University of Quintana Roo
UCSJ University of the Cloister of Sor Juana
UMAR University of the Sea
UIA Iberoamerican University | Mexico City
ULSA La salle university
UMSNH Michoacana University of San Nicolás de Hidalgo
UNAM National Autonomous University of Mexico
UPN National Pedagogical University
UPT Tulancingo Polytechnic University
UPAEP Popular Autonomous University of the State of Puebla, AC
UV Veracruz University
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SCHOLARSHIPS OF EXCELLENCE FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO

FOR FOREIGNERS 2020
ANNEX 2 | ELIGIBLE COUNTRIES
NORTH AMERICA
Canada
Canada / Québec Province
LATIN AMERICA AND CENTRAL AMERICA
Argentina Guatemala
Belize Honduras
Bolivia Nicaragua
Brazil Panama
Chile Paraguay
Colombia Peru
Costa Rica Uruguay
Ecuador Venezuela
The Savior
CARIBBEAN
Antigua and Jamaica

Bearded Dominican rep
Bahamas Saint Kitts and Nevis
Barbados Saint Vincent and the
Cuba Grenadines
Dominica
St. lucia
Pomegranate
Suriname
Guyana
Trinidad and Tobago
Haiti
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EUROPE
Germany Hungary Portugal

Austria Britain Czech Republic
Belgium Greece Slovak Republic
Bulgaria Ireland Romania
Cyprus Italy Serbia
Slovenia Latvia Sweden
Spain Lithuania Switzerland
Russian Federation Norway Turkey
Finland Netherlands Ukraine
France Poland
ASIA
Azerbaijan Philippines Myanmar

Bangladesh India Nepal
Brunei Indonesia Singapore
Bhutan Japan Sri Lanka
Cambodia, Kingdom of Laos, Democratic Rep. Thailand, Kingdom of
China, Popular Rep. of Timor - Leste
Korea Malaysia Vietnam, Socialist Rep. Of
North Korea Mongolia
CENTRAL ASIA MIDDLE EAST
Afghanistan Saudi Arabia Israel

Kazakhstan Palestine Jordan
Kyrgyzstan Bahrain Kuwait
Pakistan, Islamic Rep. Of Egypt Lebanon
Tajikistan United Arab Emirates Oman
Turkmenistan Iran Qatar
Uzbekistan Iraq Yemen
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AFRICA
Angola Guinea-Bissau Democratic Republic

Algeria Kenya of the Congo
Benin Lesotho Rwanda
Botswana Liberia Sao Tome and Principe
Burkina Faso Libya Senegal
Burundi Madagascar Seychelles
Cape Verde Malawi Sierra Leone
Cameroon Mali Somalia
Chad Morocco Eswatini
Comoros Mauricio South Africa
Côte d'Ivoire Mauritania Sudan
Djibouti Mozambique South Sudan
Eritrea Namibia Tanzania
Ethiopia Niger Togo
Gabon Nigeria Tunisia
Gambia Saharahui Arab Rep. Uganda
Ghana Democratic Zambia
Guinea Republic of Congo Zimbabwe
Equatorial Guinea
PEACEFUL
Australia Micronesia Samoa

Cook Islands Nauru Tonga
Fiji Islands Niue Tuvalu
Marshall Islands New Zealand Vanuatu
Solomon Islands Palau
Kiribati Papua New Guinea
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Republic of Maldives
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NON-AUTONOMOUS TERRITORIES
Eel Montserrat
Bermuda New Caledonia
Gibraltar Pitcairn
Cayman Islands Occidental Sahara
Turks and Caicos Islands st. Helen
British Virgin Islands Tokelau
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Scholarships of Excellence of the Government of Mexico for Foreigners . …… .. ………………………….

Transient ................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ......

Scholarships of Excellence of the Government of Mexico for

From the International Cooperation Law, and with the

Secretary of Foreign Relations

Offer scholarships for the training of foreign professionals at levels of

All scholarships awarded under this Call will be for

* Only available to applicants from Belize and Haiti,

1 The deadline to start academic activities is December 10, 2020.

• In no case may the maximum time of

• Scholarships are not granted for direct doctorates (postgraduate

• The following are outside the Call

This Call includes the academic institutions and programs of

a) How to apply for scholarships

2. The applicant who has more than one nationality only

4. The AMEXCID scholarship is not retroactive, that is, no coverage is covered

1. Choose a program on priority issues for the development of your country

2. Conduct studies or research that is not taught in your country

3. Conduct studies or research in institutions that are located

4. Be professors or researchers of public education institutions

5. Are public officials in charge of areas or programs of

b) They are not eligible:

i) Foreign diplomats accredited in Mexico or its

AMEXCID may verify at any time that the information that

1. You must have a Bachelor's, Master's or Doctoral Degree

2. A minimum average of eighty (80) must have been obtained in a

4. There is no extension to the scholarship period initially granted. In case of

5. When the academic program requires the completion of a thesis and

6. If the degree form is through thesis, it must be

This thesis corresponds to studies carried out with a Scholarship of

7. The AMEXCID scholarship is not retroactive; that is, no cover is covered

8. Any request sent by means other than those described

9. AMEXCID will not receive any request directly from the

10. The presentation of the letter of acceptance of the Mexican Institution of

11. No incomplete applications or original documents will be received.

12. Monthly assignments

VALIDITY OF THE CALL

1.- This Call will remain valid from July 22 to September 27

2.- The results of the selected applicants will be announced to

1. Applications must comply with the provisions of this Call,

2. Applications will be received as follows:

• Only those interested in Cuba, Saint Lucia, Republic

Dominican, Antigua and Barbuda, Trinidad and Tobago, Dominica, Barbados,

For physical applications, the documents must be delivered in the

- Interested parties in Chile must submit their file by

- Those interested in Colombia must deliver their

- Those interested in Bolivia must submit their file to

- The interested parties of the People's Republic of China must

* Focal points may indicate a different date than the

• Representations of Mexico abroad NO / NO

• AMEXCID will not receive applications directly from the

Applications must be made electronically through the System

Any application that is sent by means other than SIGCA

It is essential that documents in a language

All (or) applicant must present their complete documentation in the

1. Scholarship application form (download) , duly answered and

3. Curriculum Vitae. (Maximum 3 pages, with Arial font size 12 e

4. Letter of commitment to return to the country of origin (download).

5. Copy of the Letter of Academic Acceptance of the Mexican Institution

* It is possible to receive a contact letter from the institution when requesting

6. Copy of the professional degree of the last degree of studies obtained.

7. Copy of the certificate of the last degree of studies accredited