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22 May 2006
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Get Mexican visa at the border?
Wife is Korean and will enter the U.S. on a tourist visa. From there, we will ride down to Mexico and travel on to South America. Can we get visas for Mexico at the border? The visa requirement dated 2005 says Korean nat'ls can enter without a visa, but then continues in the next paragraph to say everyone must have a visa and these must be obtained through the Mexican consulate. Another site says visas are issued at the borders. Which is it? when I went down in '63, all I needed was a driver's license. things change.
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23 May 2006
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There are many Mex consulates in the US. Maybe call one of them?
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23 May 2006
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I checked on the net and if she is from South Korea she can do all the paperwork at the border. If she is from North Korea she will have to do the paperwork at a Mex consul and it will take at least a week. If you plan on coming through Mex City send me a PM and we can arrange to show you around and put you up.
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23 May 2006
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Thank you kindly Garry. We could not go through Mexico without seeing Mexico City, now could we. Besides the smog, there are a lot of historic ruins there, as well as some great tourist attractions. We are tourists and the object of any trip is to see, experience and enjoy. Some souls go to see how many miles in a day they can make. Other people travel to conquer obstacles. We are traveling to see the world. After the number of years teaching and retirement just around the corner I know that worrying about correcting papers is at an end. The fulfillment of the dream of seeing the world is close. Thanks for your offer and when we get down to three weeks away I will drop you a line.
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