Can you drive in Minnesota with Mexican license?

Answer 1

Yes you can. Last I checked, your license allows you to travel as far south as Ensenada. Further south and you'll need a visa as well.

You'll definitely want to check with the US Department of State and the Mexican Consulate though, if you're going farther south than the border towns, as there are a few traveller's advisories in effect for Mexico, and this may change quickly.

Answer 2

No, because of the new anti-terrorist laws, you have to have a passport or passport card.

Passport CardsPurposeThe new wallet-size U.S. Passport Card is a travel document that can be used to enter the United States from Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda or vice-versa at land border crossings or sea ports-of-entry. Note that it cannot be used for international air travel. The passport card is more convenient and less expensive than a passport book. Validity and CostThe U.S. Passport Card has the same period of validity as the U.S. Passport Book: 10 years for an adult and 5 years for minors under age 16. The card costs $45 for a first-time adult passport applicant and $35 for all minor applicants under age 16, regardless of whether they are previous passport book or card holders. Adults who already have a fully valid passport book may apply for the card as a passport renewal by mail for a cost of only $20.

Answer 3

Answer: No, it wil not work in the US. If you live in the US you need to obtain a driverse license in your state.

Answer 4

no you need a lisence for the state you live in

Answer 5

Yes, but if you plan on moving to Minnesota you will eventually be required by law to obtain a Minnesota driver's licsence.

Answer 6

No. You could use your passport if you are renting a car. However, for more permanent staying you need to get your drivers license.

Answer 7

Yes, most countries have reciprocal agreements if an international licence is not held.

Answer 8

Of course not...Mexicans r bad drivers