Traveling to Mexico: Can You Enter with a US Visa?

Learn if you can enter Mexico with a US visa and what documents are required for your trip.

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No, you cannot enter Mexico with a US visa alone. You'll need a valid passport and, depending on your nationality, either a visa from a Mexican consulate or a tourist card (FMM) which can be obtained on arrival for short visits.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What do I need to enter Mexico from the US? To enter Mexico, you need a valid passport and may require a visa or a tourist card (FMM) depending on your nationality.
  2. Can I travel to Mexico without a visa if I have a US visa? No, having a US visa does not allow you to enter Mexico. You must have the appropriate documents as per your nationality.
  3. How can I obtain a tourist card for Mexico? A tourist card (FMM) can be obtained upon arrival in Mexico at the airport or border crossing.
  4. Is there a difference between a Mexican visa and a tourist card? Yes, a Mexican visa is required for longer stays or specific purposes, while a tourist card (FMM) is suitable for short visits and is easier to acquire.

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