No. To enter Mexico from the US you would need your American passport. If you don't, you would require an ID or birth certificate when traveling by land.
Yes you can
Only his/her passport is required.
Yes, you always need a passport when you travel outside your country of origin.
No, for international travels, you really need your passport. However, if you plan to land or sea travel to Mexico or Canada and you have your License and your Green Card and Birth Certificate, then you can but you still need the passport when you get back to the US for easier travel.
Green card holder can travel within US states.As a U. S permanent resident you do not need a visa to visit Mexico. At the border or on the airplane you can get a tourist card good for up to 180 days. If you are going to FLY to Mexico you DO need a passport. You must use your passport from your home country since you cannot get an American passport until you become an American citizen.
Question:I'm Canadian - do I need a passport to travel to Mexico? The U.S. Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative is phasing in passport requirements for travel between the U.S., Canada and Mexico. How does this affect Canadians planning to travel to Mexico? Answer: It's not an official requirement for Canadian citizens to present a passport for entry into Mexico at the moment, but you will need one if you're traveling through the United States. If you have a direct flight from Canada to Mexico, you don't need a passport, it is sufficient to show proof of identity and citizenship (for example with a birth certificate and driver's license).I think the answer is yes, for practical purposes, and for sensible people. Mexico is interesting to travel in to and out of. In, if landing at an airport, you might you might push an entry button. If you get a green light, no immigration check. Red, you get checked. By car, you might not even be checked at all. Maybe manana.
Dark green (2013).
To get to Volks USA from Mexico, one must first get a visa, green card, or passport to pass through the border between Mexico and United States. Then, one must travel to California.
If you are a permanent resident with a "Green Card" then you can leave and enter the US at any time. Check out passport requirements though. Travel documents requirements have changed in the last couple of years.
It depends on where you want to travel to...If you are goin to the UK you can enter with your British Passport. Also you should be fine to travel within the European Union with the same British Passport. Your Green card will give you entrance back into the US when you return.
You can travel within the US with a green card so long as it is valid. A green card is NOT a valid document for international travel outside the US. To travel outside the US, you will need a passport and possibly visas depending upon the passport you hold and the country you visit. Please check with the local embassy/consulate for the most up to date visa requirements for your country's passport prior to travel.
Not really, if you are entering Mexico by road. In fact, unless you are arriving by plane, no autority will ask for your documents. Only problem is on your way back to the United States, as you need to validate your immigration status (e.g. birth certificate, green card or American passport is needed).
Yes you can, but you also need a visa if you try to enter Mexico with a South African passport. Greencards are not recognized as a traveling ID or document.