What do you need to travel to Europe?

Question

I am an American. I have family in Mexico, they are not allowed into the U.S.; but I would want to go with them to Europe. I want to know what papers they need to travel outside of Mexico for vacations only( excluding the U.S.).

My question is do they just need a Mexican passport? What would I need?

Answer 1

They need a Mexican passport, plus whatever visas the receiving country requires of those with Mexican citizenship (which they should be able to find out by contacting the country's embassy in Mexico.)

You will need a US Passport only for trips of up to 90 days.

Some countries will require a return ticket. Some will require a passport that does not expire in the next 6 months.

Answer 2

You need a US passport only for trips of up to 90 days? So an American visiting someone else's country for more than 3 months...doesn't need a passport? Only if you stay in the US.

You do not "just need a passport". You will need the appropriate Tourist Visas for each country you visit. Their travel agent will be able to tell them what they need, but they should also contact the embassies and consulates of the planned countries and enquire what is needed.

Certain countries will also require vaccinations. Again, embassies and travel agents will be able to inform them.

That's what they need to get IN to other countries. What they need to get OUT of Mexico is another story. Um....there's a border joke in there somewhere....

Answer 3

I think the real question here is does a Mexican national need to have a visa to visit any of the countries that you plan to visit. I don't know the answer, but the Mexican State Department or Foreign Office or whatever they call it might have a web site. Or you might have to check the web site of the countries you plan to visit. I personally doubt that the European countries require visas from Mexicans when they don't from Americans...but its worth checking on.

Answer 4

ok first of, once you get to Europe , extraordinarily the northern section, that's truly ordinary to return and forth by using prepare - and espresso priced! The southern/jap section is low priced no depend the way you return and forth. the main important hits those years is Bulgaria, like Golden Sands or Varna, the place there is particularly some infants lodges which you would be able to crash in for on the brink of no longer something. another places with particularly some infants lodges is Greece- Rhodes, Golden sea coast and so on. Spain, is likewise prevalent those years. in spite of the shown fact that the coolest thank you to return and forth is on a cruise ! What you wanna look out for, extraordinarily contained in the southern/jap element of Europe, is pocket thieves, and be sure to verify each and everything is advantageous until eventually now determining to purchase it.

Answer 5

If everyone has a passport then that should all you need. then you can either fly out of mexico with them or meet up with them over in europe.

Answer 6

A valid passport and a valid visa is required to enter European countries. Plus a valid credit card or travelers checks.

Answer 7

I think they just need their passports. And money, you'll need lots of that considering the strength of the Euro.

Answer 8

Why are they not allowed in the States? I would be more concerned with that issue than travel.

Answer 9

an aeroplain and a passport. europe is not us or mexican soil.

Answer 10

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