Mexico Tourist Land Card
The Mexico Tourist Land Card (Forma Migratoria Múltiple) is a mandatory immigration form for foreign visitors entering Mexico by land.
It applies after the visitor has met the visa or visa-free travel rules relevant to their case.
This form does not function as a visa, and it does not permit paid work. Visitors planning such activities must obtain the appropriate visa before travel.
Document Requirements
Applicants only need to submit one document:
Passport Bio Page Scan: Must clearly show all essential details, photo, full name, and passport number
Who Requires a Tourist Land Card?
Foreign nationals entering Mexico by land for non-paid visits. Including:
- Travellers from visa-exempt countries visiting as temporary visitors.
- Individuals entering with legible visas permitted by immigration authorities
How to Obtain a Mexico Tourist Land Card
Start Your Application
Start the Mexico Land Card application by selecting "Tourist Land Card" as your category, then fill in your passport and travel details.
Upload Documents & Pay
Provide your passport bio page scan and pay the application fee to submit your application.
Receive the Tourist Land Card
Receive your Tourist Land Card by email, print it, and present it to Mexican immigration officials for stamping upon arrival at the Mexican Border.
Note: The Tourist Land Card becomes valid only when stamped by immigration officials.
What to Do If You Lose Your Mexico Tourist Land Card
Contact the nearest INM office to request a replacement. Follow the official instructions
provided by the office.
Mexico Tourist Card Fees
The Mexico Tourist Card fee depends on the applicant's nationality and the processing option selected during the application.
- Standard processing (1 - 2 Days) - lowest fee.
- Rush processing (6 - 12 Hours) - higher fee.
- Super Rush (1 Hour) - highest fee.
The final amount is displayed before payment.
Validity, Duration & Entry Type
|
Entry Type |
Maximum Stay |
Validity |
|
Single Entry |
180 Days (at the discretion of the immigration official) |
180 Days (after arrival) |
Consequences of Travelling Without a Mexico Land Card
Travelling without a valid Land Card may result in denial of entry and fines from Mexican immigration authorities.
Keep your Land Card in a safe place at all times. You must present it to immigration officials upon departure. If it is misplaced, obtain a replacement before leaving Mexico.
Popular Tourist Spots in Mexico
- Chichén Itzá: Home to impressive pyramids and ancient ruins, this destination offers a direct encounter with Mexico's pre-Columbian history.
- Cancún: A beach destination with white sand and clear blue water. Popular for leisure, nightlife, and all-inclusive resorts.
- Mexico City: The capital city blends history, culture, and modern life. Museums, historic squares, and contemporary attractions sit side by side.
- Tulum: A coastal town known for its sandy beaches and quieter pace. Suited to travellers who prefer a relaxed setting.
- Guadalajara: Known for its music, food, and traditional character, this city offers a grounded look at Mexican culture and local life.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The Mexico Tourist Land Card is generally not extendable. If you wish to stay longer, you must follow the procedures set by the Mexican immigration authorities.
Yes. Updates are sent to your registered email, and you can also track your application online.
Yes. A new Tourist Land Card is required for each eligible trip to Mexico by land.