Türkiye to Mexico visa requirements

Turkish ordinary passport holders need advance authorization for Mexico. Most can use the free SAE electronic authorization when flying to Mexico; land/sea entry or non-ordinary passports require a consular visitor visa unless a qualifying visa or residence exemption applies. As of 20 June 2026, holders of Turkish ordinary (red/burgundy) passports are not visa-free for Mexico, but they are eligible for Mexico's free SAE electronic authorization when entering by air on a participating airline for tourism, transit or non-remunerated business. The SAE is free, valid for 30 days from issue, and valid for one air trip to Mexico; the stay granted at entry can be up to 180 days, but the exact period is decided by Mexican immigration. SAE does not cover land or sea entry, and Turkish special/green or service/grey passport holders are not eligible for SAE; those travelers need a stamped consular visitor visa unless they qualify under Mexico's visa-facilitation rules. A Mexican visa/SAE is not required for any nationality that presents a valid and current visa from Canada, the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom or the Schengen Area, or proof of permanent residence in Canada, the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, the Schengen Area, Chile, Colombia or Peru. Air arrivals no longer fill or carry a paper FMM at international airports; INM generates the FMMd digital entry record at arrival. Land arrivals still complete the FMM process and, when staying more than 7 days, pay the 2026 visitor-without-work-permission fee of MXN 983. Visitors to Quintana Roo state must also pay the separate official VISITAX through the SATQ portal. Carry a passport valid under international law, accommodation proof, return/onward travel, itinerary or purpose evidence, and sufficient funds; final admission and length of stay are decided at the port of entry.