Argentina to Mexico visa requirements

No visa required. Argentine ordinary passport holders can enter Mexico visa-free for tourism for up to 180 days, but must obtain a visitor permit (FMM/FMMd). Argentine ordinary passport holders are visa-exempt for tourism, business, and transit visits to Mexico under Mexico's National Migration Institute (INM) policy, with a maximum stay of up to 180 days per entry. No advance visa or eVisa is needed. Travelers must hold a passport valid for the duration of stay (six months recommended) and obtain a Forma Migratoria Multiple (FMM) visitor permit. As of 2026 the FMM is increasingly issued digitally: at major airports such as Cancun, Cozumel, and Los Cabos paper forms have been phased out and a passport stamp or QR receipt is issued on arrival, while land border crossers must still register at the INM office to activate their status. The visa waiver covers only short non-lucrative visits; work, study, or long-term residence requires a proper visa obtained in advance at a Mexican consulate. The actual length of stay granted is at the discretion of the immigration officer and is recorded on the permit.