How long do you have to leave Mexico before returning?

Leaving and re-entering Mexico
You must leave by the expiry date, but there is no time limit on how long you must remain outside of Mexico before you can return using a new visitor visa. Every time you re-enter Mexico, the number of days allowance granted by the immigration official allowance is 'reset.



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