Hong Kong (SAR China) to Mexico visa requirements

HKSAR ordinary passport holders can visit Mexico visa-free for tourism, transit or business for up to 90 days. No Mexican visa or SAE/electronic authorization is required; entry is recorded by Mexican immigration through the airport FMMd/stamp flow or a land-entry FMM. Holders of a Hong Kong SAR ordinary passport do not need a Mexican visa for tourism, transit or business visitor trips of up to 90 days. This 90-day HKSAR allowance is confirmed by the Mexican Consulate General in Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Immigration Department, so do not use Mexico's general 180-day FMM maximum as the Hong Kong-specific stay limit. Admission and the exact authorized stay remain at the discretion of Mexican immigration. Travelers must hold a valid and current passport, and officers may ask for evidence such as hotel reservations, return or onward tickets, tour or itinerary details, address and time of stay in Mexico, sufficient funds, and business or invitation documents where relevant. Air arrivals at international airports generally do not fill out or carry a paper FMM; INM generates the record on entry and the passport stamp, e-gate receipt or downloadable FMMd is proof of lawful stay. Land arrivals still complete or validate an FMM and get it stamped. There is no consular visa fee; the federal visitor-without-work fee is normally collected through airfare for air arrivals or is MXN 983 when payable separately, with land stays of seven days or less exempt under the fee law.