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Does a Brazilian that is married to an American need a visa to travel to Mexico?
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Yes, unless the Brazilian has a passport of the United States.
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Does a Brazilian citizen need a Mexican visa to travel from Brazil to the US with a change of flight in Mexico?
Yes.
Does a Canadian Citizen with an American Residence need a passport to travel to Mexico from the USA Is it better to travel by air from Canada to Mexico as a Canadian Citizen with American Residence?
All Canadian and American citizens need passports to travel to Mexico. The main reason they need the passport is to reenter Canada or the United States.
Does a 16 yr old who is married still need a parents consent form to travel to Mexico?
No, a married woman does not need parental permission to travel. Once married, they are considered to be an adult and emancipated.
Can you travel to Mexico as a us resident?
Yes, provided you have an American passport.
When do most American studants travel to Mexico?
During Spring Break
Can you travel overland from Mexico to Chile?
Yes, traveling along the Pan-American highway.
Can a motorcycle travel from Mexico to Chile?
Yes, traveling along the Pan-American highway.
Your perminent residence card is expired but you need to travel to Mexico can you still travel to Mexico?
As long as you have an American passport, you can enter Mexico. Problem is on your way back to the US. Without a valid proof of citizenship, you will not be abe to return to US soil.
Can you travel to Israel and get married to an Israeli non Jew if you are a non Jew American?
Yes.
You have us passport do you need visa to travel to cozumel Mexico?
No. American citizens don't require a visa to enter Mexico. All you need is your passport.
What documents do you need to travel to Mexico if you are not US citizen?
Canadian, American and European citizens can enter Mexico without additional requirements other than their passports.
Is it safe to travel to Palomas Mexico?
Yes, there is a growing community of Canadian and American retirees living on the shores of Lake Chapala.
