Travel to Mexico on K-4

[SilkRoad 0]

Anyone know if its possible for someone in the US on k-4 (Colombian passport) to travel to Mexico? Thanks.

[YuAndDan 153]

YES, K-4 like K-3 is multi entry. If a person from Columbia needs a visa to visit Mexico, they will still need one even with the K-4 in passport.

[pushbrk 13,073]

YES, K-4 like K-3 is multi entry. If a person from Columbia needs a visa to visit Mexico, they will still need one even with the K-4 in passport.

The K4 visa facilitates entry to the US. The K4 visa holder traveling to Mexico will have the same status entering Mexico as any other person traveling on a Columbian passport. If a visa is required for a Columbian Citizen to visit from Columbia, they'll need a visa, period.

[SilkRoad 0]

A Colombian passport holder with greencard can enter Mexico without any visa for Mexico, because they have the legal right to live and re-enter the US. I was wondering if that applies to K-3 visa holders as well.

[pushbrk 13,073]

A Colombian passport holder with greencard can enter Mexico without any visa for Mexico, because they have the legal right to live and re-enter the US. I was wondering if that applies to K-3 visa holders as well.

No, it doesn't. The privelege is awarded and LPR because they are an LPR, not just because they can re-enter the US.

Edited October 7, 2007 by pushbrk

[YuAndDan 153]

A Colombian passport holder with greencard can enter Mexico without any visa for Mexico, because they have the legal right to live and re-enter the US. I was wondering if that applies to K-3 visa holders as well.

No, it doesn't. The privelege is awarded and LPR because they are an LPR, not just because they can re-enter the US.

Correct, the OP stated K-4 holder, they did not state Green-Card holder.