Mexico Entry Immigration Form – Tourist Card 
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To ease the immigration entry process you can now fill out the Mexico Immigration Form online prior to travel. Go to https://www.inm.gob.mx/fmme/publico/en/solicitud.html 
and complete the online form. You will need your passport, flight information, name of the hotel where you are staying and a printer to print your completed tourist card(s).
 
Please note that a tourist card must be completed for every person traveling, regardless of age.
 
Some tips for filling out the form:
            Port of Entry: The airport you are flying into:
                        Cancun Riviera Maya: Aeropuerto Internacional de Cancun
                        Puerto Vallarta: Aeropuerto Internacional de Puerto Vallarta
                        Cabo: Aeropuerto Internacional de San Jose Cabo
                        Cozumel: Aeropuerto Internacional de Cozumel
 
            Names: You first name as shown on your passport
 
Surname: this is your last name as shown on your passport
 
            Place of Residence: your home address
 
            Address in Mexico: just put the name of your resort, no need for exact address
 
     Trip Information
State:
  • Cancun/Riviera Maya/Cozumel, the State is “Quintana Roo”
  • Puerto Vallarta, some resorts are in “Jalisco” and others are in “Nayarit” so be sure to ask us and we will let you know which one applies.
  • Cabo, the state is Baja California Sur
 
Once you have completed the forms, print them out and put them in your document wallet. 
 
Be sure all information is printed clearly.  If not legible, you will have to fill out the form by hand at the airport.
 
When you go thru immigration, the immigration officer will stamp your passport, tear off half of the print out and will put the other half back in your passport. It is IMPERATIVE that you keep that portion in your passport. I advice tri-folding it, so it won’t tear, and it also makes it easier to store in your passport.  If you lose this, you could be forced to pay up to $200 when you depart from Mexico. So don’t lose it!
 
When your flight attendant comes around, tell her/him you only need the Customs form as you did the immigration form online.  You must still fill this form out on the plane, so be sure to keep that pen I gave you in your document wallet J