With a US visa, can I go directly to Mexico?

Chinese citizens holding a tourist visa to the United States can travel to the United States and Mexico at the same time. Regardless of whether you are entering Mexico via the United States or not, even if you fly directly from China to Mexico without passing through a third country, you can enter Mexico as long as you hold a valid U.S. visa.

Extended information:

Mexico visa matters:

1. Chinese citizens holding diplomatic and official passports are exempted from applying for a visa when going to Mexico; holding ordinary official passports and ordinary passports Personnel who travel to Mexico for tourism, transit or business purposes and hold a valid U.S. entry visa can enter Mexico without a visa and stay up to 30 days. If you are transiting in Mexico within 24 hours and do not leave the airport, you are exempt from visa application.

2. Holders of Hong Kong or Macao SAR passports can enter Mexico and stay in Mexico for 90 days without a visa.

3. In other cases other than the above, regardless of the length of stay, a Mexican visa must be obtained in advance before entry.

4. Mexico visas are divided into non-labor visit visas, student temporary residence visas, short-term student residence visas (more than 180 days), temporary residence visas, etc.

5. Foreigners holding short-term student residence permit must apply for a residence card within thirty days after entry. The residence card will allow and prove the person's legal stay in Mexico.

6. If short-term students want to engage in paid activities in Mexico, they must submit an application directly to the Immigration Bureau.

7. Those who intend to study in Mexico must hold a student visa. After arriving in Mexico, they cannot obtain the right to stay as a short-term student in Mexico by changing the nature of the visa.

8. A Mexican work visa can only be approved and issued by the Mexican Immigration Bureau.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia--Mexico Visa