Travel documents

What documents do I need to travel?

The travel documents depend on the origin and destination of your flight.

Documents by Country

Mexico

Flights within Mexico

Mexicans must present a valid photo ID:

■ IFE/INE*
■ Passport
■ Professional license
■ IMSS or ISSSTE card
■ INAPAM card
■ Driving license
■ Mexican military service card

IFE/INE cards that expired in 2019 or 2020 will be accepted as an exemption until August 1, 2021.

Foreigners must present a valid photo ID:

■ Passport
■ Residency
■ Another official photo ID

Minors may present any of the following:

■ Birth certificate
■ Passport

Flights to Mexico

All passengers must present a valid passport and visa if applicable. See the list of countries whose citizens need a visa to enter the country.

Other countries

For international flights, you must present your passport and, if necessary, the corresponding visa as well.

About visas

COVID-19 travel requirements

Check with Embassies and Consulates

To learn about immigration requirements, contact the official agencies in the destination or transit country.

Comply with Immigration Regulations

Each country has its regulations and it's essential to comply with them whether it's at your origin, destination, or during transit (if you have a connecting flight).

Make Sure Your Documents are Valid

Only original documents that are valid and in good condition will be accepted. Photocopies are not valid.

Official Requirements are Subject to Change

Check for any changes to laws and formalities required by authorities, even before you purchase your flights.

Learn More About Country Requirements

Visit the IATA Travel Centre website to learn about the requirements for various countries regarding visas, health, documentation, and others. Consider this information to be a guide for the immigration requirements for your trip.