Originally Posted by
Bob'sYourUncle
Just to dissipate a myth here, Mexicans and many other Latin Americans DO NOT need a visa for Japan (and like many Europeans, Mexicans can stay there for up to 6 months vs. 90 days for US nationals)
Actually, every country I checked (Germany, France, UK, Mexico, US, and Canada) has a 90 day limit, though with all except the US and Canada an extension is listed as "possible"., and
Originally Posted by Timatic Rules Listing-->Mexican Citizen visiting Japan
Passport required.
Visa not required for a stay of max. 90 days (extension
possible).
Visitor must hold:
- return or onward ticket; and
- all documents required for next destination; and
- proof of sufficient funds to cover duration of stay.
If holding an APEC Business Travel Card:
visa not required provided the back of the card states it
is valid for travel to Japan. Upon arrival a visit pass will
be issued.
Without proper documentation, it is prohibited to:
- undertake renumerative activities; or
- take up employment.
Collective passports issued to groups are not recognized
except in case of immediate family travelling together.
Non-compliance with entry regulations may result in fines for
the carrier of JPY 500,000.- and refusal of the passenger.