gnukid - 5-18-2016 at 09:34 AM
http://www.noticiasmvs.com/#!/noticias/gobierno-mexicano-mod...
Foreign nationals from member countries of the Pacific Alliance seeking to enter Mexico as visitors without permission to perform remunerated
activities not require visa, if they can prove their permanent residence in those nations, as part of the requirements for admission.
In an agreement amending and added guidelines for procedures and immigration procedures, the Interior Ministry establishes that requirement details
admission procedures into the country in the form, internment of foreigners who do not require visa.
In an agreement published Tuesday in the Official Gazette, the agency notes that the document aims to strengthen the position of Mexico as a tourist
and business destination; as well as to promote such activities, in addition to cultural and sports, among others.
Given the security measures that Canada, the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland or any of the countries of
the Schengen Area adopted in the issuance of immigration documents, the Mexican government will facilitate entry to foreign holders of a valid visa of
those nations.
It will also facilitate entry into national territory in the condition of stay of visitors without permission to engage in gainful activities to
foreign persons residing in a regular and ongoing in member countries of the Pacific Alliance: Colombia; Chile and Peru, who currently does not
require them visa.
The agreement that Article 26 of the Guidelines for migration procedures and procedures reform, will depend from tomorrow, except for the requirement
to submit a document certifying permanent residence in the member countries of the Pacific Alliance, which comes into force on 1 July this year.
gnukid - 5-18-2016 at 10:11 AM
Apparently, these changes affect Peru, Columbia, Chili and Mexico who are members of the Pacific Alliance.
https://alianzapacifico.net/en/countries/#observer-countries