FMT rules - stay longer than 6 months?
Can I (a Canadian) stay longer in Mexico (longer than 6 months) on a Tourist visa if I leave Mexico, and say go to Belize for a couple days, and return on another 6 month FMT? In turn, stay for almost a year on a tourist visa?
Best Answer
Yes you can, as soon as you leave the country for more than 24 hours every 6 months. You can spend some time in Belize, which is safe in touristic places.
I live in Mérida (near Cancún) and I have friends from Belize, Turkey and El Salvador that exit every 5 or 6 months to "refill" their time.
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What happens if I stay in Mexico more than 6 months?
If you continually overstay your visa, then you could have issues when trying to return to Mexico. They may deport you (especially considering which country you are from), and you may not be allowed back in the country for years.What happens if I overstay 180 days in Mexico?
If you overstay your Mexico Tourist Card, you must go to an immigration office in Mexico or the immigration center at the airport and pay a fine, which is calculated based on the number of days you have overstayed. Then, you must make arrangements to get an exit visa before you leave.Can I extend my FMM in Mexico?
Obtaining a New Tourist Card to Stay in Mexico As highlighted above, FMM cards cannot be extended beyond 180 days. Those who wish to remain longer on an FMM card must obtain a new tourist card. To get a new tourist card and have it stamped, travelers must first leave Mexico.How long do I have to stay out of Mexico before returning?
There is no time limit to remain outside the country before re-entering using a new FMM\u2014and thus obtaining up to another (maximum of) 180 days to stay in Mexico.Outcome of DIY FMT (fecal Transplant) #2. Did it work?
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