Will it be hard for me to cross to Mexico and back?

[my sign]

What part of town is the Atlas Club located? since you must have a passport why would crossing to TJ and back be a problem for you?

 

[Panda]

Well thanks for the info!
I travel all the time and everywhere, Stockholm, Prauge, Toronto, Sao Paulo, Moscow. I'm not rich, the rich ones are the ones staying at the office.

 

[LookForward]

Its EASY to enter Mexico- and to get back just climb the fence west of the San Ysidro border crossing...along the Tijuana river-

 

[Jimmy R]

What country are you arriving from? If you do not need a tourist visa to enter the US you will need to get one a tourist visa to cross the border back from Mexico. Are you for real? 9 posts in Prague and now you are all of a sudden heading to TJ of all places. And you speak perfect English. Nothing personal, but this seems like a fugazee account.

 

[kILLER mike]

what I would do is check with the border guards on the US side before crossing into mexico. I did this a few moths ago when I had my expired passport and wanted to see if that was good enough.

 

[CALL ME!!]

This sounds like a question for Customs and Immigration. I've seen many European and Asian tourists visiting Tijuana and then crossing back into the States. But you better get the answer straight from the guys who are going to checking your documentation. http://www.cbp.gov/

Good luck and many wishes that you make it to la Zona!

 

[thinkingtime]

If you are not a US citizen, just because you have a Visa to enter from your country, don't assume that your Visa extends to multiple entries, from another country.

 

[jrd_t]

I'm going to America for the first time on a business trip. I will be going to San Diego. And of course I have to visit Zona Norte. But I was wondering, since I have no US passport, will it be hard for me? Do I have to wait in a special line or something? Or is it just to show your VISA and drive by?