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My wife and I live near the border with Mexico and are planning a trip into Juarez to look for tile for our bathroom with some neighbors soon and I am concerned we will have a problem at the border.

She is Filipina and has a valid filipino passport and valid and current greencard. She does not have a tourist VISA for mexico but does she need one if she has her greencard? Are will likely to have any trouble returning on foot at the bridge?

I read on the mexican consulate website that you can leave mexico for the US by plane with the greencard but it doesnt discuss land travel, should we assume its the same....? =|

1/16/2013: NOA1
5/29/2013: XFER TO TSC
6/24/2013: NOA2
7/11/2013: Mailed to NVC
7/19/2013: Received NVC#(MNL#) in email
7/22/2013: Petition packet Shipped to Manila from NVC "In Transit"
7/24/2013: Petition package received in Manila - Consulate ready for interview
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8/13/2013: CEAC STATUS - administrative processing

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8/26/2013: received VISA

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See Hank_'s guide after NOA2:

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US LPRs do not need visas to travel to Mexico. Same if by land or by sea.

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Kyrgyzstan
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Here is a great website that is always up to date on whether or not you will need a visa to visit that country. www.visahq.com

But Harpa is right about LPR not needing one for Mexico.

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