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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.
If you are a resident of the US, you need a passport to travel to ANY other nation and to return to the US.
Yes, but depending on your home country you would also need a visa issued by the Mexican government.
Most countries would not let you enter unless the passport remains valid for the length stay. For Mexico, this usually means you can travel up until 6 months before your passport expires; otherwise most airlines will not allow you to board the plane.
Yes, although you can try to " hop " the border, i would not sugust this. But to answer your question correctly, you do need a real passport... Or a really good fake, good luck
This makes no sense, but I think you mean if with an expired passport you can travel from Mexico to New Mexico or vice versa. In that case no, you need an ID or birth certificate if you are going to Mexico; if you are going to the US state of New Mexico from Mexico you need a passport AND a visa issued by the US government.
Yes one would need a passport to travel to Barcelona as if one is going abroad on holiday one would need a passport to enter the country. If one lives in Spain the passport is not required.
Yes, you need a passport to go from the U.S. to Mexico because Mexico is not part of the U.S. If you were going to a U.S. territory and you were a U.S. citizen, you would not need a passport.
You can travel with valid Yugoslav passport until December 31, 2011. But you should note that you will need visa for most of the countries if you travel with such passport. It would be wisest thing to replace Yugoslav passport for new Serbian or Montenegrin passport.
Yes. All international travel generally requires a passport (often for exit control, as well as entry control), except for certain exceptions. Entry into Hong Kong for nationals is via ID card for example.
It you are an American citizen, you don't need any document besides your passport, which is actually needed for your return into the United States. If you are not American and are reaching Mexico through the United States, you would need the American visa to enter Mexico; then you will have to request a Mexican visa that can be provided on the spot by the immigration agents.
To leave the United States you would need a passport. This is also required for air travel, and land travel.