With a US visa, can I fly directly from China to Mexico? Is there any problem with entry?

Yes.

1. First go to the Mexican airport and ask the immigration office.

2. I personally recommend to be on the safer side and get a Mexican visa (I helped someone apply for it at the US-Mexico border in San Diego). It’s quick, just stick a piece of paper on your passport, pay the money (200 to 300 pesos), sign your name and you’re done. If you don’t have to queue, it will take up to 15 minutes. (Usually a 180-day visa is granted)

3. It depends on where you are going in Mexico. If it is a city close to the United States (a few hours drive from the U.S. border), you definitely do not need a Mexican visa. For cities further away, it’s better to get a visa (like going to Mexico City). Another thing is to make sure that your US visa must be Multiple Entrance (I don’t know if it is B1/B2).

In short, if you have a US visa, it will be easy to do things in Mexico.

A visa (visa) is an endorsement or stamp by a country’s sovereign authority on the passport or other travel documents held by its or foreign citizens to indicate that they are allowed to enter or exit the country’s territory or pass through the country’s territory. It is also a procedure for It can be said to be an endorsement certificate issued to them.

In summary, a visa is a document issued by a country’s entry-exit management agency (such as the Immigration Bureau or its embassy or consulate abroad) to express approval of entry to foreign citizens.