Passengers must have a passport or another travel document accepted for entry.
"}]}]},{"sectionName":"Travel Document Validity","subsectionInformation":[{"subsectionName":"Travel Document Validity","documentParagraph":[{"paragraphText":"Travel documents must be valid upon arrival.
"}]}]},{"sectionName":"Travel Document Information","subsectionInformation":[{"subsectionName":"Travel Document Information","documentParagraph":[{"paragraphText":"Passengers with an APEC Business Travel Card must also travel with a passport. The passport number and nationality on the card must match those stated on the passport.
Virtual APEC Business Travel Cards shown on the ABTC App are accepted to enter.
Passengers must have a valid visa issued by Mexico.
"}]},{"subsectionName":"Exemptions for 3rd Country Visa","documentParagraph":[{"paragraphText":"Passengers can enter with a multiple-entry visa issued by Canada, Japan, United Kingdom, USA or a Schengen Member State for a maximum of 180 days. The visa must be valid for the period of intended stay.
- Visas issued by the USA with extended validity are not accepted.
- Visas issued by the United Kingdom must be Standard Visitor Visa.
Passengers do not need a visa if they have one of the following documents issued by Mexico:
- a residence permit; or
- a Forma Migratoria de Inmigrado - FMI; or
- a Documento Migratorio Del Inmigrante - FM2 (grey booklet).
Expired residence permits are accepted if expired for a maximum of 55 days.
Passengers do not need a visa for a maximum of 180 days if they have:
- a permanent residence permit issued by Canada, Chile, Colombia, Peru, United Kingdom or a Schengen Member State; or
- a permanent residence permit or permanent re-entry permit issued by Japan; or
- a Permanent Resident or Resident Alien Card (Form I-551) issued by USA. A valid I-551 stamp on their passport is also accepted. An expired Permanent Resident Card (Form I-551) with a Notice of Action (Form I-797) extending its validity is not accepted.
A valid visa issued by Mexico in an expired passport is accepted if the passenger also has a valid passport.
"}]}]},{"sectionName":"Residency Document Information","subsectionInformation":[{"subsectionName":"Residency Document Information","documentParagraph":[{"paragraphText":"Expired residence permits issued by Mexico are accepted if it is expired for a maximum of 55 days.
"}]}]},{"sectionName":"Return/Onward Ticket Information","subsectionInformation":[{"subsectionName":"Return/Onward Ticket Information","documentParagraph":[{"paragraphText":"Visitors without a return/onward ticket could be refused entry.
"}]}]},{"sectionName":"Entry and Transit Restrictions","subsectionInformation":[{"subsectionName":"Entry and Transit Restrictions","documentParagraph":[{"paragraphText":"Passengers and airline crew arriving from or who have been in Congo (Dem. Rep.), Uganda or South Sudan within the past 21 days are not allowed to enter.
- This does not apply to residents of Mexico.
Passengers younger than 14 years must be met by an adult upon arrival if they travel alone.
"}]}]},{"sectionName":"Additional Information","subsectionInformation":[{"subsectionName":"Additional Information","documentParagraph":[{"paragraphText":"Visitors older than 12 years old traveling to Baja California Sur for more than 24 hours must pay a tourist tax of MXN 488,00.
It can be paid online before departure at https://embrace.bcs.gob.mx/ or upon arrival. It is strongly advised to pay the tax before departure to ensure a smooth process at immigration.
Visitors without a confirmed hotel reservation could be refused entry.
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