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✎ EN Documento de viaje in mexico: can I travel to Europe?
    

Discussion in 'Mexico' started by ajoe002, Jan 12, 2012.

  1. ajoe002

    ajoe002 New Member

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    Hello Good Day
    My Question Goes like these
    As a refugee in Mexico and i got my identidad y documento de viaje in mexico .. and mexico as a country is visa free to 95 percent of the european countries.. and as a refugee with the document i have can i also travel with that to europe ???
     
    #1 ajoe002, Jan 12, 2012
  2. texkourgan

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    Re: Hello

    Hello!
    I am not sure if I am completely understanding your question, but would like to first refer you to the EasyExpat guide to Mexico. Maybe it can answer your questions? Or possibly one of the other city guides.

    Are you now a citizen of Mexico? If so, you may want to consult the consulate of the European country you wish to visit. The Mexico city guide includes a list of embassies & consulates. They could inform you of the required documentation and proper application process.

    Best of luck!
     
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    #2 texkourgan, Jan 13, 2012
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