US GreenCard Holder Travels to Mexico - Need Visa?

[sk88888 0]

Hello fellows,

I am a green card holder and planning to travel to Mexico during Christmas season. Can anyone please confirm that I don't need a Visa to travel to Mexico?

Thanks so much in advance.

[hmh33 117]

Not required, per http://www.inm.gob.mx/index.php/page/paises_visa/en.html

[nab-400 16]

Visa Waiver for Green card Holders of U.S.

The following countries don't require a tourist visa for U.S. green card holder:

• Bahamas (physical green card and passport)
  
• Dominican Republic (physical green card and passport)
  
• Canada (physical green card or green card stamping and passport)
  
• Costa Rica (physical green card and passport) for all green card holders. But green card holders from Afghanistan,
  
• Algeria, China, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Pakistan, Palestine, Sudan and Syria need a visa to enter Costa Rica.
  
• Jamaica (physical green card and passport)
  
• Mexico (physical green card or green card stamping and passport)
  
• US Territories, that are part of U.S., include U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, Puerto Rico, Diego Garcia, and some U.S.
  
• pacific islands.
  

[sk88888 0]

Thanks

[noway123456 1]

Hey!! Sorry I don't want to make a new post. I have the same question, my husband's green card just came in and we want to take a mini vacatipn(3 days.)

He can still travel to Mexico with his green card and passport even if he is a conditional permanent resident, correct?

[NikLR 13,220]

yes.

Conditional only means that he needs to apply for a new 10 year green card proving he entered your marriage in good faith, in 2 years. There is no "condition" on the green card other than you entered in good faith and can prove that.