It depends. There are temporary visas, up to 10-year visas.
As long as you have a US visa with you, you can also enter Mexico.
This means: turist visa, or visitors visa! What mean: you can only visit someone or do anything like that, but study/work! I hope i could help you with this!!!
If you are a tourist in U.S.A, you can stay the time that is stated on your Visa.
This means: turist visa, or visitors visa! What mean: you can only visit someone or do anything like that, but study/work! I hope i could help you with this!!!
No. Having a visa for the US doesn't grant you the possibility to enter Mexico; you need the corresponding visa from Mexico.
Permanent residents of the USA DO NOT need a visa to visit Mexico. You can just get a tourist card at the border, just like American citizens get, it costs about $22.00 U.S. dollars. If you fly, you will get the tourist card on the airplane. It is good for a visit of up to 180 days. Kimber :)
As long as you are entering Mexico for a couple of days without the intent of actually performing business activities (e.g. getting paid in Mexico), you can enter with a tourist visa.
American citizens don't require a visa to visit Mexico.
They don't, as long as the reason of traveling into Jamaica is tourism.
No; only diplomatic staff requires a visa to enter Mexico.
No. Having a visa for country A will never work to get into country B -- anywhere in the world. In the case of Mexico, you need to get a visa issued by the Mexican government.
No; Latvian nationals don't require a visa to enter Mexico; all they need is their passport.