Travelling to Mexico from the UK with a Polish passport
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My boyfriend and I have booked a holiday to Mexico. However, he has a Polish passport and I've been unable to find out if he'll need a visa or not. Any help on the matter will be greatly appreciated. I just want to make sure we are all prepared.
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My boyfriend and I have booked a holiday to Mexico. However, he has a Polish passport and I've been unable to find out if he'll need a visa or not. Any help on the matter will be greatly appreciated. I just want to make sure we are all prepared.
visas paperwork mexico polish-citizens
edited Apr 21 at 18:32
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Does your boyfriend have a non-expired visa or permanent residence in the UK (or USA, Canada, Japan, Schengen)?
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 13:07
He has permanent residence in the UK
– poppy elliott
Apr 21 at 13:12
4
@PatriciaShanahan How is this relevant? No EU citizens require a visa.
– Coke
Apr 21 at 18:32
@Coke Nobody with UK permanent residence needs a visa.
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 18:54
2
@PatriciaShanahan A UK permanent residence permit, yes. EU citizens can't get one (unless you count the optional residency sticker issued for evidence purposes, which most people hardly bother to get), beacuse it's not applicable to them
– Coke
Apr 21 at 19:02
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My boyfriend and I have booked a holiday to Mexico. However, he has a Polish passport and I've been unable to find out if he'll need a visa or not. Any help on the matter will be greatly appreciated. I just want to make sure we are all prepared.
visas paperwork mexico polish-citizens
edited Apr 21 at 18:32
Coke
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asked Apr 21 at 13:03
poppy elliott
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My boyfriend and I have booked a holiday to Mexico. However, he has a Polish passport and I've been unable to find out if he'll need a visa or not. Any help on the matter will be greatly appreciated. I just want to make sure we are all prepared.
visas paperwork mexico polish-citizens
edited Apr 21 at 18:32
Coke
48.4k789213
asked Apr 21 at 13:03
poppy elliott
512
edited Apr 21 at 18:32
Coke
48.4k789213
edited Apr 21 at 18:32
Coke
48.4k789213
edited Apr 21 at 18:32
Coke
48.4k789213
48.4k789213
asked Apr 21 at 13:03
poppy elliott
512
asked Apr 21 at 13:03
poppy elliott
512
asked Apr 21 at 13:03
poppy elliott
512
512
Does your boyfriend have a non-expired visa or permanent residence in the UK (or USA, Canada, Japan, Schengen)?
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 13:07
He has permanent residence in the UK
– poppy elliott
Apr 21 at 13:12
4
@PatriciaShanahan How is this relevant? No EU citizens require a visa.
– Coke
Apr 21 at 18:32
@Coke Nobody with UK permanent residence needs a visa.
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 18:54
2
@PatriciaShanahan A UK permanent residence permit, yes. EU citizens can't get one (unless you count the optional residency sticker issued for evidence purposes, which most people hardly bother to get), beacuse it's not applicable to them
– Coke
Apr 21 at 19:02
add a comment |Â
Does your boyfriend have a non-expired visa or permanent residence in the UK (or USA, Canada, Japan, Schengen)?
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 13:07
He has permanent residence in the UK
– poppy elliott
Apr 21 at 13:12
4
@PatriciaShanahan How is this relevant? No EU citizens require a visa.
– Coke
Apr 21 at 18:32
@Coke Nobody with UK permanent residence needs a visa.
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 18:54
2
@PatriciaShanahan A UK permanent residence permit, yes. EU citizens can't get one (unless you count the optional residency sticker issued for evidence purposes, which most people hardly bother to get), beacuse it's not applicable to them
– Coke
Apr 21 at 19:02
Does your boyfriend have a non-expired visa or permanent residence in the UK (or USA, Canada, Japan, Schengen)?
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 13:07
Does your boyfriend have a non-expired visa or permanent residence in the UK (or USA, Canada, Japan, Schengen)?
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 13:07
He has permanent residence in the UK
– poppy elliott
Apr 21 at 13:12
He has permanent residence in the UK
– poppy elliott
Apr 21 at 13:12
4
4
@PatriciaShanahan How is this relevant? No EU citizens require a visa.
– Coke
Apr 21 at 18:32
@PatriciaShanahan How is this relevant? No EU citizens require a visa.
– Coke
Apr 21 at 18:32
@Coke Nobody with UK permanent residence needs a visa.
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 18:54
@Coke Nobody with UK permanent residence needs a visa.
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 18:54
2
2
@PatriciaShanahan A UK permanent residence permit, yes. EU citizens can't get one (unless you count the optional residency sticker issued for evidence purposes, which most people hardly bother to get), beacuse it's not applicable to them
– Coke
Apr 21 at 19:02
@PatriciaShanahan A UK permanent residence permit, yes. EU citizens can't get one (unless you count the optional residency sticker issued for evidence purposes, which most people hardly bother to get), beacuse it's not applicable to them
– Coke
Apr 21 at 19:02
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Here is the Mexican government's list of countries that don't require a visa for Mexico, when entering as a tourist or other visitor without work permission. It includes Poland ("Polonia").
answered Apr 21 at 16:09
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Per Timatic, the database used by airport check-in staff:
Visa required, except for Nationals of Poland with a normal
passport for a maximum stay of 180 days
So no, he does not need a visa, and this is true for all EU/EFTA citizens
answered Apr 21 at 16:39
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He doesn't need a visa when travelling for up to 180 days.
From Polish MFA travel guide (in Polish):
No visa is required for Polish citizens in the case of tourist, private or business stays not exceeding 180 days.
answered Apr 21 at 13:10
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3 Answers
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Here is the Mexican government's list of countries that don't require a visa for Mexico, when entering as a tourist or other visitor without work permission. It includes Poland ("Polonia").
answered Apr 21 at 16:09
krubo
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up vote
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Here is the Mexican government's list of countries that don't require a visa for Mexico, when entering as a tourist or other visitor without work permission. It includes Poland ("Polonia").
answered Apr 21 at 16:09
krubo
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up vote
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up vote
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Here is the Mexican government's list of countries that don't require a visa for Mexico, when entering as a tourist or other visitor without work permission. It includes Poland ("Polonia").
answered Apr 21 at 16:09
krubo
2,279420
Here is the Mexican government's list of countries that don't require a visa for Mexico, when entering as a tourist or other visitor without work permission. It includes Poland ("Polonia").
answered Apr 21 at 16:09
krubo
2,279420
answered Apr 21 at 16:09
krubo
2,279420
answered Apr 21 at 16:09
krubo
2,279420
answered Apr 21 at 16:09
krubo
2,279420
2,279420
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
up vote
9
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Per Timatic, the database used by airport check-in staff:
Visa required, except for Nationals of Poland with a normal
passport for a maximum stay of 180 days
So no, he does not need a visa, and this is true for all EU/EFTA citizens
answered Apr 21 at 16:39
Coke
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add a comment |Â
up vote
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Per Timatic, the database used by airport check-in staff:
Visa required, except for Nationals of Poland with a normal
passport for a maximum stay of 180 days
So no, he does not need a visa, and this is true for all EU/EFTA citizens
answered Apr 21 at 16:39
Coke
48.4k789213
add a comment |Â
up vote
9
down vote
up vote
9
down vote
Per Timatic, the database used by airport check-in staff:
Visa required, except for Nationals of Poland with a normal
passport for a maximum stay of 180 days
So no, he does not need a visa, and this is true for all EU/EFTA citizens
answered Apr 21 at 16:39
Coke
48.4k789213
Per Timatic, the database used by airport check-in staff:
Visa required, except for Nationals of Poland with a normal
passport for a maximum stay of 180 days
So no, he does not need a visa, and this is true for all EU/EFTA citizens
answered Apr 21 at 16:39
Coke
48.4k789213
answered Apr 21 at 16:39
Coke
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answered Apr 21 at 16:39
Coke
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answered Apr 21 at 16:39
Coke
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He doesn't need a visa when travelling for up to 180 days.
From Polish MFA travel guide (in Polish):
No visa is required for Polish citizens in the case of tourist, private or business stays not exceeding 180 days.
answered Apr 21 at 13:10
Kuba
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up vote
7
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He doesn't need a visa when travelling for up to 180 days.
From Polish MFA travel guide (in Polish):
No visa is required for Polish citizens in the case of tourist, private or business stays not exceeding 180 days.
answered Apr 21 at 13:10
Kuba
3,84211441
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
up vote
7
down vote
He doesn't need a visa when travelling for up to 180 days.
From Polish MFA travel guide (in Polish):
No visa is required for Polish citizens in the case of tourist, private or business stays not exceeding 180 days.
answered Apr 21 at 13:10
Kuba
3,84211441
He doesn't need a visa when travelling for up to 180 days.
From Polish MFA travel guide (in Polish):
No visa is required for Polish citizens in the case of tourist, private or business stays not exceeding 180 days.
answered Apr 21 at 13:10
Kuba
3,84211441
answered Apr 21 at 13:10
Kuba
3,84211441
answered Apr 21 at 13:10
Kuba
3,84211441
answered Apr 21 at 13:10
Kuba
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Does your boyfriend have a non-expired visa or permanent residence in the UK (or USA, Canada, Japan, Schengen)?
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 13:07
He has permanent residence in the UK
– poppy elliott
Apr 21 at 13:12
4
@PatriciaShanahan How is this relevant? No EU citizens require a visa.
– Coke
Apr 21 at 18:32
@Coke Nobody with UK permanent residence needs a visa.
– Patricia Shanahan
Apr 21 at 18:54
2
@PatriciaShanahan A UK permanent residence permit, yes. EU citizens can't get one (unless you count the optional residency sticker issued for evidence purposes, which most people hardly bother to get), beacuse it's not applicable to them
– Coke
Apr 21 at 19:02