Mexico tourist visa is generally not too difficult and is much easier than the United States. 1) Make an appointment for an interview via email at the Mexican Embassy, ??complete the application form, and submit the following documents on the day of the interview:

2) For passports valid for more than 180 days, the pages that need to be copied are: Passport Personal Information page, signature (i.e. last page), remarks and valid visa pages for other countries.

3) Photo specifications required on the application form: color photo with white background, passport photo size, front without crown, except for glasses.

4) Proof that the applicant is engaged in a job with stable income, and indicate all relevant information on company letterhead (name of company or government agency, contact number, position and job description, monthly income), stamp and Signature of the person in charge.

5) Documents proving financial ability (original and copy): Priority will be given to valid international credit cards. If not, please provide fixed bank account information. There is no specific requirement for the amount of assets.

Chinese citizens who hold multiple-entry visas to the United States, including business b1 and tourist b2 visas, can enter the country visa-free with their passports as long as they are within the validity period of the multiple-entry, usually within one year. The country is Mexico, which allows a single stay of 180 days without a visa.

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Chinese citizens holding a U.S. visa, regardless of whether they enter Mexico via the United States or not, even if they fly directly from China to Mexico without passing through a third country, as long as they hold a valid U.S. visa. Entering Mexico.

Note that the U.S. visa you hold when arriving in Mexico must be valid in order to enter without a visa.

If a Chinese citizen holds a visa valid for 6 months and can enter the United States multiple times, he can enter Mexico without a visa during the validity period of the visa.

For another example, a Chinese citizen went to Mexico with a U.S. visa valid for three months and valid for one entry. When he came to Mexico through the United States, his single-entry U.S. visa had already been used and was invalid. He had to apply for a Mexican visa in advance before he could be allowed to enter Mexico. If he comes to Mexico first and then to the United States, he can enter Mexico without a visa.

With a US visa, you can stay visa-free for 180 days when going to Mexico, 30 days when going to Panama, 180 days when going to Bermuda, and 30 days when transiting through South Korea.