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[QUOTE=DramaFree11;2553827]You might want to get a part time job. Who goes to Mexico with $100.[/QUOTE]I thought you put me on ignore you weirdo. Guess that was another of your many lies. I went for two hours to get a couple beers and bang a SG. $100 was plenty.
I'm thinking of crossing the border and taking a flight from Tijuana to Guadalajarra. I have a USA Passport, a USA Passport Card, SENTRI, and Global Entry. My question is can I travel within Mexico, meaning board a flight in Tijuana using my USA Passport Card and return with it as I don't want to take my Passport with me, but would bring my SENTRI card with me to cross back from Tijuana into the USA.
The next question is regarding the FMM, I used to get the six month one but haven't been in a while. Any advice on this?
Thanks in Advance.
[QUOTE=DramaFree11;2553827]You might want to get a part time job. Who goes to Mexico with $100.[/QUOTE]I usually go with $60.
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2553843]I'm thinking of crossing the border and taking a flight from Tijuana to Guadalajarra. I have a USA Passport, a USA Passport Card, SENTRI, and Global Entry. My question is can I travel within Mexico, meaning board a flight in Tijuana using my USA Passport Card [/QUOTE]No. Passport card is only good for land border crossing at Canada and Mexico and cruise ships. When you board a plane they will want to see your passport book if you are in another country.
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2553843]I'm thinking of crossing the border and taking a flight from Tijuana to Guadalajarra. I have a USA Passport, a USA Passport Card, SENTRI, and Global Entry. My question is can I travel within Mexico, meaning board a flight in Tijuana using my USA Passport Card and return with it as I don't want to take my Passport with me, but would bring my SENTRI card with me to cross back from Tijuana into the USA.
The next question is regarding the FMM, I used to get the six month one but haven't been in a while. Any advice on this?
Thanks in Advance.[/QUOTE]Passport card only good on land crossings (in my experience).
As for FMM, I just fill out the 180 day online (around $30 USD), print out, along with receipt, take them to PedEast for the stamp, then you should be good. When I travel within Mexico, I've never been asked to see my FMM, even at the airport. Technically, you should have one for your travel dates within Mex, so they may make you fill out another at the airport. If they feel like it.
You already tired of the paisas in MDE?
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2553843]I'm thinking of crossing the border and taking a flight from Tijuana to Guadalajarra. I have a USA Passport, a USA Passport Card, SENTRI, and Global Entry. My question is can I travel within Mexico, meaning board a flight in Tijuana using my USA Passport Card and return with it as I don't want to take my Passport with me, but would bring my SENTRI card with me to cross back from Tijuana into the USA.
The next question is regarding the FMM, I used to get the six month one but haven't been in a while. Any advice on this?
Thanks in Advance.[/QUOTE]As already stated you need your passport book to fly in Mexico.
The FMM I haven't filled out for some time when flying out of Tijuana. The last time I flew out in January they seemed to be looking for more Americans but I just went to other way and avoided them. I also come back late so they don't have many working and don't bug me. If you want to be safe just pay at the Kiosk and you don't have to worry. Have fun in GDL it's a great place.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2553854]I usually go with $60.[/QUOTE]I was surprised how far 70 got me. Two SGs, tacos, taxi, three shots of tequila (one free at Chicago), four beers. Money well spent!
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2553843]I'm thinking of crossing the border and taking a flight from Tijuana to Guadalajarra. I have a USA Passport, a USA Passport Card, SENTRI, and Global Entry. My question is can I travel within Mexico, meaning board a flight in Tijuana using my USA Passport Card and return with it as I don't want to take my Passport with me, but would bring my SENTRI card with me to cross back from Tijuana into the USA.
The next question is regarding the FMM, I used to get the six month one but haven't been in a while. Any advice on this?
Thanks in Advance.[/QUOTE]Since you are asking questions about official documents, your best bet is to refer to the official government sources that issued those documents.
I guarantee that you will get an up to date definitive answer.
If someone could answer this question for me and help. If I go to Tijuana whether walk in or by vehicle, then come back- do they do a temperature check? Or some type of screening? From what I read, any reason visits are ok now, but I would still do the dental appointment thing. Last thing I would want is to be be quarantined in Mexico for a couple of weeks. Is Vaccine Required? Or a covid test 72 hours ahead?
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2553855]No. Passport card is only good for land border crossing at Canada and Mexico and cruise ships. When you board a plane they will want to see your passport book if you are in another country.[/QUOTE]I probably didn't phrase my question properly, I understand how a USA Passport Card works for entry into and return from the USA. Yet my question is whether the Mexican Government and airlines in Mexico will accept a USA Passport Card in lieu of a Passport for domestic air travel,. I checked on the Volaris Website and they state for domestic travel a valid ID is required, and for International travel a Passport. Still trying to see what AeroMexico's policy is.
So to rephrase my question, has anyone flown domestically within Mexico and shown another form of ID besides a Passport.
And thanks for all the responses thus far.
[QUOTE=LuigiScore;2553898]If I go to Tijuana whether walk in or by vehicle, then come back- do they do a temperature check? Or some type of screening? From what I read, any reason visits are ok now, but I would still do the dental appointment thing. Last thing I would want is to be be quarantined in Mexico for a couple of weeks. Is Vaccine Required? Or a covid test 72 hours ahead?[/QUOTE]There is no COVID test requirement for crossing the border by land.
[QUOTE]=PdSuave;2553857 You already tired of the paisas in MDE?[/QUOTE]No I will never tire of them but since MDE started the weekend lockdowns from Thursday night until Monday morning a few weeks ago I bailed after being there six weeks but will return as soon as the weekend lockdowns stop, albeit I can be in Tijuana in two hours from where I live, I just find it so depressing compared to MDE, up until about 7 years ago I was in Tijuana every weekend, but it's just not like it used to be many years ago, and it's sad, but I am spoiled, and I know Tijuana can't be beat for access from Southern California.
Going into Tijuana yesterday afternoon. There was the longest line I have seen in a long time waiting to get there FMM. But even though the essential travel rule has been lifted it looks like most were being ushered into the small room to purchase the 180 day fmm. Scam or no scam I will continue to purchase the 6 months pass it makes entering Mexico hassle free.
[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;2554037]Going into Tijuana yesterday afternoon. There was the longest line I have seen in a long time waiting to get there FMM. But even though the essential travel rule has been lifted it looks like most were being ushered into the small room to purchase the 180 day fmm. Scam or no scam I will continue to purchase the 6 months pass it makes entering Mexico hassle free.[/QUOTE]The essential travel rule does not appear to be lifted.
[URL]https://www.mexperience.com/mexico-land-border-restrictions-closure-covid-19/[/URL]
[QUOTE=Rog123;2553654]I normally drive to avoid the hassle but I was under the assumption that border crossing for non essential purposes was OK starting today. Wanted to have a couple beers and bang out a SG. Told the agent I was going to the casino and they sent me to secondary with about 20 other dudes in the room. Finally got me for the $30 FMM. I've crossed on foot about 15 times since Covid. Sucks because I only brought $100 with me so I ran out of money quickly with only $70 in La Zona.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.mexperience.com/mexico-land-border-restrictions-closure-covid-19/[/URL]