All passengers must present a valid passport (must remain valid for the entire stay) and visa if applicable (including people who have a connection or transit flight).

Check out the full list of countries that do not require a visa. 

See the list of countries whose citizens need a visa to enter the country.

Foreigners must also present the Multiple Immigration Form, a.k.a tourist card or tourist permit, and their return ticket. We recommend you carry printed proof of your stay in Mexico. 

You must present:

■ Valid visa

■ Proof of your return ticket.

You must complete an electronic precheck with personal and immigration information to enter Mexico. 

Learn more on how to do the precheck. 

After completing your precheck, the system will send you a QR code and the FFM form to your email. You must save both documents, print and present them at the origin airport.

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months.

Starting May 6, 2024, Peruvian nationals will need to present a Mexican visa to enter the country:

If you have any of the following documents, you'll be exempt from needing a visa:

1. A valid and current visa* or permanent residency for the United States of America, Canada, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Japan, a Schengen Area country, or a Pacific Alliance member state.
   
   *The visa must remain valid for the duration of your stay in Mexico.
   
   
2. An APEC Business Traveler Card (ABTC) approved by Mexico.

Visit this page to apply for your Mexican visa and get everything ready for your trip. For more information, consult your immigration agent.

Please consult these recommendations before your trip to Mexico to avoid inconveniences and enjoy your vacation to the fullest.

If you are a foreigner, remember that you must pay the DNR tax or Right of Visitor without permission to undertake lucrative activities or paid employment, as requested by the Mexican government.

If you are Mexican living abroad, you may present any of the following Mexican accreditation documents to be exempt from paying the DNR:

■ Mexican residency 
■ Diplomatic passport
■ FM3
■ Consular registration
■ Citizen identification card
■ INE
■ Certified copy of the birth certificate
■ Letter of naturalization
■ Certificate of Mexican nationality

Starting November 16:

■ Foreign minors under 2 years of age who travel and do not have any Mexican accreditation document must cover the payment of this tax.

■ Foreign Customers who have a transit or connection flight in Mexican territory and do not present a Mexican accreditation document must cover the payment of this tax.

Mexican minors who are residents of Mexico and traveling alone or with a third party must present one of the following documents to exit the country:

1. Written authorization executed before a notary public, signed by both parents or the persons who exercise parental authority or guardianship of the minor. The document must include the form of transport, destination, and date of travel.

• If the document was issued in another country, it must also bear the corresponding apostille certificate with its translation into Spanish.
  
  
• In both cases, the original document plus two copies must be provided.

2. The Exit of Minors Form (SAM) can be obtained via the official website of the National Migration Institute (INM). Unlike the power of attorney, this procedure is cost-free and consists of the following steps:

1. Fill out the online form and print it. Three copies are automatically printed; you will need to carry all three copies with you.
 
2. Please visit your nearest INM office with the SAM Form duly completed, along with the following documents:
   
   
   • Original plus 3 copies of the minor's passport
   • Original plus 3 copies of the minor's birth certificate
   • Original plus 3 copies of the valid identification of the person who exercises parental authority or guardianship of the minor. 
     
     
    
3. The Federal Migration Agent will review the documentation and stamp the forms to give them official validity. Please note that the minor cannot leave the country if the form has not been stamped.

Of the three SAM copies, one must be handed to the Federal Migration Agent, another to the airline, and the third must be kept as proof of receipt.

The SAM is specific to each minor and can only be used for one journey, including the return travel.

If the minor travels with both parents, with one of them, or their legal guardian or person exercising parental authority, no power of attorney or SAM Form is required.

Documents needed to enter the US:

■ Valid passport
■ Green Card

Documents needed to enter the US:

■ Valid passport. The validity must be at least six months from entry into the country.
■ Visa (except countries participating in the Visa Waiver Program)

See here the documents and requirements to travel with your dog to the USA.

Documents needed to enter Costa Rica:

■ Valid passport
■ Immigration Identification Document for Foreigners (DIMEX)

Documents needed to enter Costa Rica:

■ Valid passport. The minimum validity period depends on your nationality. We recommend reviewing the general entry guidelines for non-residents.
■ A return ticket
■ Sufficient means of subsistence
■ Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or address of a place to stay)
■ Visa (depending on your nationality)

Mexicans, U.S. Citizens, Salvadorans, and Guatemalans do not need a visa. 

For other nationalities, check out the official information about visas. 

You must present:

■ Valid passport for at least three months
■ Consular visa
■ Outbound ticket

If you have a connection in Costa Rica, you must present a transit visa.

You must present:

■ Passport with a minimum validity of 3 months.
■ Consular visa
■ Return ticket

For connecting flights in Costa Rica you must present a transit visa.

You must present:

■ Passport with a minimum validity of 6 months.
■ Consular visa
■ Return ticket

For connecting flights in Costa Rica you must present a transit visa.

They must present:

■ Passport with a minimum validity of 3 months.

You must present:

■ Valid passport for at least six months
■ Police record certificate without apostille

If you have a connection in Costa Rica, you will not need to show the police record certificate.

Documents needed to enter El Salvador:

■ A passport that is valid and in good condition. The validity must be more than six months from entry into the country.
■ Visa (depending on your nationality)

It is not necessary to fill out a form; it will be done through an interview upon arrival.

Mexicans, US citizens, Costa Ricans, Guatemalans, and Colombians do not need visas.

For other nationalities, check out the official information about visas.

Citizens holding passports from Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Comoros, Côte d'Ivoire, Chad, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea-Bissau, India, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Morocco, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mauritania, Morocco, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Republic of Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Western Sahara, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Somaliland, South Africa (Republic), Sudan, South Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Tunisia, Togo, Uganda, Djibouti, Zambia and Zimbabwe with a connection in El Salvador, before boarding their flight to El Salvador, must pay a fee of $1,000.00 USD + taxes, corresponding to the Airport Improvement Fee of the International Airport of El Salvador "San Óscar Arnulfo Romero Galdámez", requested by the Autonomous Port Executive Commission of El Salvador (CEPA).

If you booked your flight before October 23, 2023, and you don't agree to pay the Airport Improvement Fee, contact us at tuexperiencia.volaris.com.

Documents required to enter Guatemala:

■ Valid passport
■ Valid resident visa
■ Immigration form

Documents required to enter Guatemala:

■ Valid passport
■ Valid personal identification document, foreigner resident (DPI)
■ Immigration form

Documents required to enter Guatemala:

■ Valid passport. The validity must be at least six months from entry into the country.
■ Immigration form
■ Visa (depending on your nationality)

Mexicans, U.S. citizens, Costa Ricans, Salvadorans, and Colombians, do not need a visa.

For other nationalities, check out the official information about visas.

Since March 27, 2023, the customs form must be filled out online, and you can do it up to 3 days before your trip. Save the confirmation message to present upon your arrival at the airport.

All passengers must fill out the pre-check form online.

*Nicaraguan citizens must do it at least 7 days in advance.

You must present:

■ Criminal record certificate issued by Costa Rica with a minimum validity of 6 months.

For connection or transit:

■ If the travel procedures require passing through migration and customs, you must present the criminal background check.

■ If you do not go through immigration, presenting it will not be necessary.

Documents required to enter Peru:

■ Passport (it must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the return date)
■ Valid visa (if it applies). See the nationalities that require a visa

The Peruvian immigration authority canceled the stamping of passports for exit and entry to the country. Download the virtual form to consult or keep a record. It's automatically generated when you pass the immigration controls.

Documents required to enter Colombia:

■ Valid passport (minimum validity of 90 days)

■ Check-Mig form. You must complete the online form 48 hours and 1 hour before your flight and present the confirmation email to the customs officer.

■ Return ticket (preferably airline ticket)

■ Visa (depending on your nationality)

Mexicans, U.S. citizens, Costa Ricans, Salvadorans, Guatemalans, and Venezuelans do not need visas.

For other nationalities, check out the official information about visas.