I am going to Mexico for an exchange student program and need some tips on how to stay safe. i am going to the rich Mexico City area. Can you please give me some tips if you have been to Mexico or ...
I know that 1 USD equals just short of 11 Pesos. What will 1,000 USD actually buy in Mexico. I am looking into buying a nice car from Mexico? Is this possible on 1,000 USD?...
I'd like to hear from Mexican citizens or people with experience traveling in the country. I really want to go, but my boyfriend insists it's not safe. Where are the safest spots where I ...
The correct answer is: If you are returning to the US by AIR starting in Jan 2007, then yes. If you are returning by LAND, and are a US CITIZEN or LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT, then not until 2008.
Larry
Not if you don't mind being an illegal alien.
smartblonde
No, you don't. Isn't that rediculous?
Candice S
yes you do...leaving and entering the United States
but when I out of the country...I just took my birth certificate and my state I.D
cherokeekaraoke
As I just told someone else, you need a US DL and birth certificate for re-entry to US but starting next year you will be required to have a passport for air travel to/from Mexico. For land travel i.e. border crossings you will not need a passport until 2008. Check out www.travel.state.gov for more information. Vaya con dios amigo!
Jordan
ineeded one for it
st_al_xii
It is not yet required to have a passport if you are traveling by land (it will be requred in 2008). However, in 2007 they will require your passport when reentering the US by air.
As Real As It Gets
Just sprint through a shallow part of the Rio Grande like everyone else does.
Rosie
yes
Tammy R
Definitely will after the first of the year....until then you can use photo ID and original birth certificate.
FRANKFUSS
If you believe in the rule of law, than yes.
no n
oh yes (unless you know where that hole in the wall is at)
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