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Mexican citizens moving to Mexico do not need a passport. Some evidence of citizenship will be helpful, however.

Foreign citizens (such as those from the U.S.) need to secure permission from the Instituto Nacional de Migración, which will ask you to prove your identity and your nationality before issuing you an FM3 or FM2. The passport does both; alternatively, INM might accept your driver's license (identity) and your birth certificate (nationality) if dulytranslated into Spanish. Details at

the related link or at the Mexican consulate or embassy nearest you.

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Yes. If you are a Mexican national, you most probably will need it to enter Another Country; if you are a foreigner in Mexico, you will need your passport to reenter your home country.

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