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Belize Expands Border Crossing Card Program for Mexican Nationals
- Belize announced upcoming changes to the Mexican Border Crossing Card application process as it prepares to expand the program, allowing eligible Mexican nationals to travel throughout Belize for up to seven days.
Belize-Mexico Border Crossing Card
On Oct. 20, 2026, Belize’s Ministry of Immigration, Governance and Labour announced updates to the application process for the Mexican Border Crossing Card in preparation for the launch of an expanded Digital Border Crossing Card program.
Expanded Mexican Border Crossing Card Program
Under the planned expansion:
- Eligible Mexican nationals would be permitted to stay in Belize for up to seven days.
- Travelers would be able to visit destinations throughout Belize, rather than being limited to the country’s northern districts.
- The initiative is intended to promote tourism, facilitate cross-border travel and reinforce ties between Belize and Mexico.
Application Process Updates
The government stated that it is:
- Finalizing updated application procedures.
- Publishing application requirements and official guidance through the Ministry’s communication channels at a later date.
- Not charging an application fee for the Mexican Border Crossing Card at this time.
- Advising prospective applicants to wait for official instructions before submitting applications and to avoid relying on unofficial sources of information.
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