MIGRATORY INFORMATION
For information on visas to enter Mexico, please contact the corresponding section at the National Migration Institute:
http://www.inm.gob.mx/index.php/page/Paises_Visa
Migratory information
Requirements to enter Mexico
(Information updated at 24 June 2015)
Nationals of the following countries or regions in Latin America and the Caribbean must obtain a visa to travel to Mexico. For purposes such as recreation, business or any other non-remunerated activity in Mexico, which does not exceed a 180-day stay, travellers must request a visitor's visa without permission to perform remunerated activities at any Mexican consulate.
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ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA |
BOLIVIA |
CUBA |
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DOMINICA |
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC |
ECUADOR |
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EL SALVADOR |
GRENADA |
GUATEMALA |
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GUYANA |
HAITI |
HONDURAS |
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NICARAGUA |
SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS |
SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES |
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SAINT LUCIA |
SURINAME |
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Foreigners who submit one of the following documents will not be required to have a Mexican visa:
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A document attesting permanent residence in Canada, United States of America, Japan, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, or any of the countries belonging to the Schengen Area.
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Current and valid visa of the United States of America.
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APEC Business Traveller Card (ABTC) approved by Mexico.
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A certificate stating that the traveller is a member of the crew of the arriving aircraft.
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Seaman’s Book (Libreta de Mar), if the traveller is a member of the crew of the boat arriving to a Mexican port in international transit. If the traveller arrives by air to join a ship in a national harbour, he must submit, in addition to a Seaman’s Book, a document confirming his enrolment, as well as the data about the boat and the Mexican port where it is located
