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Where can I get a Mexico Immigration Card with the number of days permitted?

Where can I get a Mexico Immigration Card with the number of days permitted?
Juridique & Finance 5 answers • devonsavoiedevonsavoie
I recently arrived in Mexico City and got a stamp on my passport, but it doesn't have the number of days permitted. I'm not sure if it's an FMM or a Mexico Immigration Card. Can someone tell me where I can get one with the correct information?
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Victoria G •
I've had a unique experience with immigration stamps in Mexico City. For the first time, an officer fell over while processing my documents, and I received a stamp with 180 days marked. I've found that the FMM is no longer in use, at least to my knowledge. Can you tell me which country you arrived from?
mexicocitymate •
When entering Mexico City by land, visitors can still obtain a paper FMM at the border. However, in the north, it's the visitor's responsibility to stop and get the FMM. When flying into the city, an electronic FMM is used.
Victoria G •
I've been flying in and out of Mexico City twice a year for several years, and I've always been processed by a human agent at the airport. I've never received an FMM, whether electronic or paper.
devonsavoiedevonsavoie OP •
I'm not sure if the stamp I received is an FMM or a different type of immigration card. The stamp didn't have any information about the number of days I was allowed to stay in Mexico City.
dmitridmitri •
If you download the FMM PDF, you should see the number of days written on it. I've noticed that the FMM is often not used at the airport, and I've been processed by a human agent every time I've flown in or out of Mexico City.
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