A Mexico eTA is valid for entry through major international airports in Mexico; it is not accepted at land border crossings or seaports.
What You Need to Know
Travelers with an approved Mexico eTA can enter the country through any official port of entry by air, including major airports like Mexico City (MEX), Cancún (CUN), and Guadalajara (GDL). The Mexico eTA is only valid for air travel and is not accepted at land borders or seaports. However, if you plan to arrive by land or sea, different rules may apply.
Our Recommendation
Before traveling, verify that your point of entry into Mexico is an official border control location that accepts eTAs. Check for any recent updates from Mexican authorities that may affect your entry.
A Quick Tip
Carry a printed or digital copy of your eTA approval along with your passport when arriving at the border, as immigration officers may ask to see it.
