Are Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Dominica and Belize visa-free?

Friends who stay for less than 180 days at a time can enter Mexico without a visa as long as they have a valid visa, passport or other identity documents that can prove that they have permanent residency in Canada, the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom or Schengen countries.

Colombia visa-free (90 days)

You can enter Colombia without a visa if you have a valid Schengen residence visa or a Schengen visa of class C or D, and a valid American visa (except a transit visa of class C 1) or a residence permit of the United States.

Dominica visa-free (30 days)

China citizens holding visas from the United States, Canada, Britain or Schengen can enter Dominica directly by purchasing tourist cards at the airport. The price of the tourist card is $ 1 1, and it is valid for 30 days.

Panama visa-free (30 days)

A friend with an American visa who wants to enter Panama without a visa needs to meet one additional condition: your American visa has been used at least once, that is, you need to have been to the United States at least once (you also need to transfer in the United States).

Costa Rica visa-free (30 days)

Holders of American visas (b 1/ B2 or D multiple-entry visas only), Canadian visas (multiple-entry visas), Schengen visas or valid multiple-entry visas (tourist visas, crew visas, business visas) of any EU member country can enter Costa Rica without a visa, and the date of stay in Costa Rica after entry cannot exceed the valid date of the visa.

Intelligence (90 days)

Holders of American or Canadian visas (except transit visas) valid for 6 months or more can enter Chile visa-free and stay for up to 90 days.

Belize (30 days)

Friends with American visas can apply for landing visa in Belize. The handling fee is 50 dollars, and the longest stay in Belize is no more than 30 days.

Bermuda is visa-free (180 days)

Honduras visa-free (30 days)