Mexico trip

[Spartan]

Stamped visa kavali vayyas...no I797 will work

[lollilolli2020]

41 minutes ago, romeo09 said:

no they flew.

no man without stamping its not possible. auto revalidation only by road. 

[no01]

1 hour ago, lollilolli2020 said:

no man without stamping its not possible. auto revalidation only by road. 

AVR is by road, cruise or flight

[no01]

2 hours ago, ForEverJava said:

u can go but u would need mexican visa, usa visa unte mexico visa avasaram undadu.. usa visa needed to enter mexico ..if not apply mexico visitor visa not that hard.. to enter back usa u can use AVR... for canada once i did AVR without any issues border crossing time lo new i94 ichadu as per latest i797..that time my usa visa is expired but i had canadian visitor visa..

true.....just 797 tho back US enter avvochu, kani Mx govt need a visa to enter their country. Ee vishayam chaala mandhi confuse avtharu. US visa stamp unte, Mx govt will honor it and they will let u enter their country without Mx visiting visa.

kani US stamping ledu ante, compulsory u need Mx visting visa. Back malli US enter avvataaniki AVR use chesthe saripothundi as long as u didnt stay more than 30 days in Mx and if its only for tourism purpose only. Tourism ani cheppi, US consulate lo visa stamping chesukoni, adi reject aithe AVR meeda back ravochu ani edava thelivi chupinchakandi. Dont try to outsmart them...dorikipotharu  

 

[Ronnyvagh]

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