travel requirements mexico

A:Passports are NOT yet needed to trvel by SEA to Mexico...date has NOT yet beeb sert for ths even tho some travel agencies say differently. Yhey are WRONG. See site below and read top half of page for correct, current info. U.S. permanent residents are subject to exactly the same rules as AMerican citizens when they visit Mexico...so you will have NO problem in Mexico. Some cruise lines want passengers to have passports...so you need to call your cruise line and ask what their policy is.

A:If you are fly/ing to mexico, your friend will need to use her Mexican passport and carry her green card. Passports are mandatory for everyone flying between the U.s. and Mexico.l For some reason MANY people who have green cards in the U.s. seem to think they no longer need to keep their passports from their home country...but they DO! Actually, they are required to. If your friend does not have a Mexican passport, she will need to contact the nearest Mexican embassy or consulate to apply for one. If you are driving to Mexico, passports are not needed until after summer 2008. See 1st website below for passport regs, read top half of page for current info. See 2nd site for list of Mexican consulates in the U.S. in case your friend needs it. The other answerer is mistaken..of course she needs to carry her Mexican passport with her...just having it is not magic, you must have it WITH you to fly internationally...just like you will need an American passport if you fly.

A:Need for a passport has nothng to do with how long you go to Mexico for. The requirements state that if you are flying to and from Mexico, you must have a passport. If you drive, for now, you just need a birth certificate and picture I.D. After next January, you must have a passport for any type of travel to and from Mexico. See the website below for the official information for your own peace of mind.

A:U S Citizens can travel into Mexico without passport , Visa or automobile permit if travelling within 26 miles of the U S / Mexican boarder Over 26 miles requires a Mexican Visa and a Passport along with a permission slip for use of car in Mexico by the owner and or lein-holder.Visas are good for 180 days Returning to the United States All you need is a driver's license Thousands of vehicles cross the border into the U.S. from Mexico every day. Eight to ten percent are stopped at the border by U.S. Customs for random vehicle checks. All drivers and passengers are asked their citizenship and asked to declare items they are bringing form Mexico. Every adult in the vehicle must answer these questions. Be polite and serious. Jokes about drugs and weapons are taken seriously. Make an honest declaration of your purchases. When you tell the truth, the worst thing that can happen is that an item might be confiscated. If Customs finds undeclared items in an inspection, you can be fined and the items seized.

A:No, according to this page: http://www.learn4good.com/travel/mexico_visa.htm#req