do I need a permit to go mexico if you're not a U.S citizen?

Question

Ok I'm from spain, but I currently U.S Resident. I'll be traveling to mexico this summer. Do I need a permit from the Mexico embassy to get into the country? or can I just come in with my native passport?

Answer 1

I would say ~ yes.

I traveled to Mexico two years ago and I have sent my papers to get a visa just in case. I am from Russia and am a resident of the US as well.

In the end, I was just asked to show my US driver license and my Russian passport, but I do remember the immigration officer from Mexico checked my visa papers.

I would recommend you to do this just in case.

Answer 2

Check with the Mexican consulate to make sure, but I think that EU member citizens just need a passport. The Spanish embassy website for Mexico should have this information as well.

Answer 3

Your passport may suffice, but you may need something showing that you reside in US.
Check with US immigration to be sure you have no problem re-entering US.

How can you hold a passport from Spain if you do not have an address in Spain and not living there?

Answer 4

I recently was told, by a great source, that you can no longer get into Mexico without a passport.

As long as you have a government (by your country) issued passport, that's all you need.

Answer 5

Yes you will need a passport.

Answer 6

you need to have a U.S. passport to be able to travel. you can obtain one, at your nearest post office.

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

if you have a green card you can go