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Question: #1: apply mexico travel visa in vancouver?
gona travel to mexico in two weeks. need mexico visa. - asked by Liao I

Answer: You are issued the visa form on the airplane and it will be approved or disapproved by immigration at the Mexico airport. You just need proper ID plus the the filled out visa form. They also give you ... - answered by: sparks_mex
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Question: #2: Is it worth getting a GPS for travel in Mexico?
Which device is better/has bet maps? We are not very technology savy, and have travelled Mexico lots, but thought it might be handy. We just don't know what to be looking for when buying one or if it's worth it. - asked by Barb

Answer: It really isn't, the people will help you. ... - answered by: Ellen T
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Question: #3: How hard is it and what are the procedures for a Mexican to get a Mexico Passport to travel to the US?
I am working on my husbands visa, and he needs a passport from Mexico to travel to the US..I thought without the visa he couldnt get a passport..I am confused can anyone help me. - asked by withwings

Answer: To travel from Mexico to U.S.A, the first that your husband needs is to get a passport, go to
http://www.sre.gob.mx/pasaportes/ for more information about how to getting a passport.The cost is 30 US Dollars ... - answered by: CostoNet
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Question: #4: what do you need to travel to mexico?
is it true that to travel to mexico you need to take out a passaport. ? even thought you have your califronia id. and what else is need to travel to mexico other than a passaport if you r traveling with a child. pls help me - asked by montoya162001

Answer: Pepto Bismol, Immodium, bring it all. Your stomach will be screaming for assistance as soon as you eat something there. ... - answered by: James
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Question: #5: Should Americans boycott Mexico?? I'm against illegal immigration but have encouraged travel to Mexico-help?
I've been strongly against illegal immigration to the US but have encouraged many Americans to vacation in (Cozumel)Mexico (you can check my answers)-am I just confused, correct in my seemingly conflicted views or nuts? Would an American travel boycott of Mexico (and maybe Mexican products) force their government and their wealthy elite to raise wages and create a better standard of living for the average Mexican in their homeland (thus reducing the need/desire to come to the US),or, would it have the opposite effect by causing more economic hardship to the "average Jose" thus increasing illegal immigration into the US? - asked by porthuronbilliam

Answer: I don't know if boycotting US travel to Mexico would help or simply backfire, causing even more Mexicans to feel the need to run to the USA illegally to work. However, I am sure that US tourism to Mexico ... - answered by: Daisy
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Question: #6: My wife is going to travel with me from Mexico to Australia she will be 28weeks pregnant when traveling?
We are moving to live in Australia, we will travel from mexico city to LA and then to Melbourne. 18 hours flying. Is it bad for the fetus?? My wife is afraid of flying so many hours. What could be you recommendation?? - asked by Alejandro C

Answer: HiYou say she will be 28 weeks along? Assuming you have your dates right or the Doctors have them correct,..I would not expect any trouble as she wo uld be 7 mos along. You did not mention if she has ... - answered by: Wismom
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Question: #7: what is it needed to travel from mexico to spain?
i have a friend who wants to visit spain from mexico and i was just wondering if you need a passport or a visa to be able to travel there. - asked by jacketfan07

Answer: Your friend needs a passport...that's certain...I'm not sure about the visa...he/she needs to contact the Consulate (Spanish in the US) in the city near you and ask them that or make an appointment ahead ... - answered by: cassie86
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Question: #8: Is there any way to travel to Mexico without a passport?? EMERGENCY?
I have an emergency and I need to travel to Mexico by Thursday night. My passport is expired and I'm wondering if there is any way to get around needing it. Someone suggested I go to the Mexican Consulate? Is that a waste of a time or will they be able to offer me some alternatives? - asked by pattycakes

Answer: In Canada we can get an emergency passport in 24 hours, not sure if you have that option in the US, check with your passport office, then the consulate.Good luck ... - answered by: flightpillow
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Question: #9: Do I still need a passport to travel to Mexico?
I'm flying to Mexico. January 3rd -10th of 2007. I've read that I need a passport to travel to Mexico by the 1/8/07. But I've just recently read that that deadline has been pushed back. http://studenttravel.about.com/b/a/257651.htm Does this apply to me? I would prefer to avoid the costs of an expedited passport. Anyone know what the scoop is? - asked by JUSTIN R

Answer: Go without and have a good time. Just be sure to take your birth certificate and a photo ID.More info @
http://travel.state.gov/travel/cbpmc/cbpmc_2223.html ... - answered by: Papa Smurf
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Question: #10: Do you know if anybody needs somebody to travel to Mexico or Latin America for bussines?
I was born in Mexico City, I know the language and I know a lot of people who can do bussines in the fashion field in Mexico City, and my knowlege in the people culture and way of life can help a lot, also i know how to translate anything from the English language to the spanish language, now I'm a US citizen and I can travel with no problem, so if you please know someone that need an employee bilingual and ready to do bussines in Mexico please send me an e-mail tepmex66@hotmail.com or tepmex66@yahoo.com Thanks - asked by Tony

Answer: nope. i know lots of people who wants to travel to America though. lol ... - answered by: Doing the Right Thing
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