I Love Mexican Vacations

Before I answer with "tell us your citizenship and we can tell you whether you need a visa" I usually check through the previous questions to see whether the citizenship is mentioned in one of them.

Based on your previous questions [two years ago] you:
◙ were a student in the United States on F-1 visa
◙ have married a U.S. citizen who has petitioned for your Green Card
◙ have attended the Green Card interview

How come you are now on a tourist status in the United States?

Anyhow the requirement for a Mexican visa depends on your [unknown] citizenship. Only U.S. Green Card holders are exempt from the Mexican visa requirement regardless of their citizenship.
See the attached link whether no will need a visa.
http://www.inm.gob.mx/EN/index.php?page/not_need_visa ..
Should you hold a passport of Greece [based on your Y!A name] you would not need a visa for up to 180 days as tourist. If you plan to cross a land border you will need to obtain an MFTTV-Tourist Card at a fee of about $20; if you fly you will get it by the airline since it is included in the ticket price.

Be aware of the fact that a short stay in Mexico does not prolong the entitled stay in the United States as granted on Form I-94 by the immigration officer.
https://help.cbp.gov/cgi-bin/customs.cfg/php/enduser/popup_adp.php?p_faqid=751&p_created=1077545436 ..

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Im going on vacation to mexico, and am trying to eat healthy/maintain my diet. What foods and dishes should I look for that are healthy? Which ones should I avoid?
I know there is a lot of fresh fruit and vegetables, but when it comes time to order an entree, what should I look for? Is there a lot of oils and butter used in cooking?
Thanks

mexico does use A LOT of buter, oils, grease to cook foods. so id stay away from restuarants while on your diet. definitely eat as much fruits and veggies as you can, cause thats completely fine and great for your health! you can eat turkey and meats like that but be careful. if i were you, i wouldnt care while on a amazing vacation like mexico. enjoy your self (:

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Me and my friends are going to mexico around the end of August. We know that it’s rainy season and all that, and that it’s super hot and muggy as well. We are going regardless though. I was wondering if anyone knew the least muggy/hot/rainy part of Mexico, if there even is one. So our vacation wont be toooo bad

You should visit the whole place.

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I’m going to cancun in april for a wedding at the Moon Palace Gold & Spa Resort. Its really expensive and i was wondering what the best sites or places to book the trip would be?

Go to Deals2Cancun.com. They give you a 10% rebate when you get home! And the price includes the transfers from the airport to hotel, which was awesome.

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Im going on vacation to mexico, and am trying to eat healthy/maintain my diet. What foods and dishes should I look for that are healthy? Which ones should I avoid?
I know there is a lot of fresh fruit and vegetables, but when it comes time to order an entree, what should I look for? Is there a lot of oils and butter used in cooking?
Thanks

Your question seems like if Mexico had just one kind of food, come on! this is a huuuuge country, there are vegan and vegetarian restaurants… french, italian, chinese food, sushi bars… etc
(except if you’re going to a lonely town away from any city)

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I am planning to go to Mexico in June for my vacation and I was thinking about Los Cabos. Can anyone suggest some other parts of Mexico. If so, may you please provide the hotel in which you stayed as well as the part of mexico you visited!

Anywhere except Cancun. Thanks!

ive been to mayan rivera twice before, i loved it

the first hotel i stayed at i didn’t like very much but last time i went in February me and a friend stayed at occidental grand caret. it was AMAZING! the hotel
rooms are very clean the beds are comfortable and the people working there are so friendly and nice!
the only down side is that the beach was small, and it got deep very quickly. its very beautiful but for swimming in its not comparable at all. and they don’t have a HOT TUB! i was so mad the only place they do have it is in their spa i think its free but me and my friend had to sneak In case in case they would charge us

but over all honestly its probably the best 4 star hotel out there! if your really looking for more than that then go for a five star, its worth it!!

good luck and have an amazing vacation!!!

ps just message me if you want more info im happy to do it!!!

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