Mexico visa for United States citizens
Visa-free
United States citizens can visit Mexico without a visa.
Stay up to 180 days
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Overview
United States citizens can enter Mexico without a visa for a stay of up to 180 days. A valid passport is required.
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Application process
- 1No prior formalities required
- 2Present valid passport upon arrival
- 3Entry stamp will be issued at border control
Extension
Extension possible
Can apply for extension at local INM office before current FMM expires. Extensions possible but not guaranteed. Many travelers do a border run instead.
Safety
Due to crime and kidnapping
Country facts
- Currency
- MXN
- Language
- Spanish
- Time zone
- UTC-6 to UTC-8
Source: manual
For guidance only, not legal advice. Always confirm with the embassy or consulate before you travel.
Plan your Mexico trip
Mexico visa requirements for other passports
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