I'm a Permanent Resident (Nicaraguan Citizen) traveling to Mexico, questions.

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Greetings Everyone:

Work requires that I travel everywhere in the US, for the first time, they are sending me to do a trade show in Mexico. I have been a Permanent Resident for 3 years, and as of 5 months ago applied to become a US Citizen, still waiting for my interview appointment. Anyhow, I need to go to Mexico in May of 2007 and I am not sure what documents I need to travel to Mexico.

I will be working for about 4-5 days in Mexico. I have my Nicaraguan passport and my Permanent Resident card, both current, what else do I need? Will this have an effect on my US Citizen application?

Thank you for your help, and I apologize if I posted this in the wrong section. I tried searching but came up short.

Cheers!

- JRM

[LucyMO]

you need to find out if you need a Mexican visa.

[mopotofu]

Call your consulate and see if you need a visa to Mexico. I don't see any impact on your citizenship application - I myself travelled extensively (including to your country) while on green card and with pending citizenship application.

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[JUANTAMAD]

hi
Go to this website..it's great to check for visa requirements for LPR

http://www.delta.com/planning_reserv...tion/index.jsp

LPR with Nicaraguan passports do not need a mexican visa for tourism purposes..but check it anyhow.

[chromedOut]

since you will be presumably conducting business by attending a trade show you will probably need to apply for a business visa. check with your mexican consulate.

if you were to travel to mexico for pleasure, you wouldn't need a visa.