Cbeach1 cancunmx.com
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Hola. No, you don't. Jan. 8, you do. See the information I've included below.
You will need a Photo ID, and a Government issued Birth Certificate. If your name has changed since your BC was issued, you must document any changes.
Saludos, Tim |
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My family and I were in Cabo San Lucas for 5 days in 2005, we had our passports but were never asked for them....we drove from T.J. all the way down to Cabo, it was an awesome trip. |
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Jenlvegas
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I just read in the paper today that you absolutely need your passport to go to Mexico. Even if you are a baby, the paper said they are really going to enforce it. |
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Papa
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No, not yet. Have a nice trp. |
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luv the great oye
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no u don .just show ur ID proof hurry |
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Mike, Kate, and baby Piper
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Yes. If, I'm sure you are, you're going to stay longer than 72 hours you must have a passport. They, I hear, take quite a while to get so plan way ahead. |
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gueroloco28
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There are many conflicting stories. Technically, you do not need one until 2007. However, I would recommend having one. Your customs experience will be much smoother. With a passport you will most likely go thru customs quicker and easier. |
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Fleur de Lis
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January 1 2007 you will need one. If you are there and back by then, you need photo ID and birth certificate. But if you can go get a passport now, it is so much easier. The closer it gets the crazier the passport offices will be. |
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blackcadillacs5
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ok if u are going to be in "la frontera" which is cities near USA you dont need one but to travel deeper into mexico like where u are going u defiently need one. You can get it before you cross to mexico for cheap. |
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abono11746
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No; at least until 1/1/07. Until then you can enter Mexico with a photo ID and your ORIGINAL birth cirtificate. |
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Viktor-Ron Paul 2008!!
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No, but passports are easy to get anyway. It's the visa (if you need one) that you have to worry about. |
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Jonas_J
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No, you do not. It is recommended however. What is required is a government issued ID (such as a driver's license) and your birth certificate. The U.S. State Department has more info if you want to check the link. |
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