Seeking Information

You could fly to a third country then return to the US I’m not sure how that gets recorded, but it might give you some privacy from the Mexican government.

Sorry, but it's hard to take this seriously. To recap: You want advice on how to do something that's illegal, for whatever reason (don't care what). You're looking for this advice from anonymous posters on a strip club review forum. First hand knowledge? Uh, sure, that's exactly what you get here. If you're not trolling, maybe you should pony up some money and talk to a lawyer in Mexico to fully understand what you'd be getting into. Attorney-client privilege isn't exactly the same as the US but it's the same where it counts.

If you don't like the Mexican legal system and you can legally leave now WTF are you waiting for?

Do you think we are a group of Coyotes, human traffickers and Cartel members? If you are in legal trouble in Mexico, so sad so sorry.

BTW, try FB.

Suggested reading: https://mexlaw.com/mistakes-that-will-cost-you-your-residency-in-mexico/#:~:text=If%20you%20must%20leave%20Mexico,(Instituto%20Nacional%20de%20Migraci%C3%B3n).

Rent a yacht in San Diego and sail to a secluded beach in Mexico.

@BabyDoc: OK, if you're not trolling then frankly you're a dipshit for expecting information that you can reliably use from this forum. Either you cross at an official point of entry, in which case you're on camera if nothing else and in the system. Or you cross somewhere else that isn't official, in which case you're crossing illegally. Let's say you go with Plan B. When you go back to the US, you will have two entry records without an exit record in between. Yeah, countries share this kind of data. You can hope some gov employee doesn't notice this when they run their analytics queries against the CBP data, but it'll be there: https://www.dhs.gov/publication/dhscbppia-050-united-states-mexico-entryexit-data-sharing-initiative This is why I told you to talk to a lawyer.

Well according to Fox News, you and millions of others can just walk across anywhere you want unrestricted. In fact, I'm pretty sure once you get back on US soil will be registered as a Democrat and handed your first Social Security check.

Sorry, BabyDoc, I have to disagree with you. The failed narcostate known as Mexico and everything south of there is the Third World. to your original question, you asked if anyone could provide information on land-crossing procedures and expectations for Mexicans entering the US and returning to Mexico using established ports of entry. Amirite?

@BabyDoc I will play along and comment on your discussion and answer your questions. You wrote and I quote: “just want to legally walk across the border without the Mexican government flagging me or making a record of it.” Walking into Mexico, to go to The Happiest Place on Earth (Tijuana’s Hong Kong Gentlemen Club) is easier than walking into Costco. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3SzOUvB1WSg&pp=ygUOS3J1c3R5IHRpanVhbmE%3D Someone at the “door”/border checkpoint barely looks at you documents and sometimes they don’t even ask for the FMM (Mexico’s tourist visa, free for 7 days or less and $30 for 8 to 180 days) The Mexican government is independent from the USA government and they don’t/can’t possibly document the millions of people going in and out the busiest port of entry, because of the popularity of the Happiest Place on Earth. So unless there is an International “manhunt” for you (INTERPOL Notice) nobody cares. When you walk into Mexico 🇲🇽 at the PedWest point of entry, you are supposed to have a valid passport (American in your case) and a Mexico Visitor's Permit (FMM). However sometimes the Mexican border officers barely check your passport, and sometimes don’t ask for the FFM, card and sometimes ask for the $30 dollars regardless of how many days you are visiting. So it is not very well “documented” at all. Many TUSCL members have recently visited the Happiest Place on Earth with their Drivers License only and haven’t had any issues. If you are white you will have no issues, as long as you behave like a gentleman (think Richard Gere in the movie Pretty Woman) When coming back into the USA you better have a valid passport and tons of patience, again if you’re not going to have any trouble. Again if you behave like a gentleman you should not have any problems. If you’re white even better. I know Americans that have gone recently in and out with nothing but a valid driver’s license and have talked their way in and out to visit the Happiest Place on Earth in the spur of the moment. Everyone is aware than in Mexico, like anyplace in the world, power and money, used wisely, talk louder than anything else. But again some “charismatic” people can talk their way in and out of many situations. Just like in the USA, the many government agencies don’t talk to each other unless there is “manhunt” in a criminal case/investigation and even then they don’t collaborate. Go and enjoy the Happiest palace on Earth and don’t worry, nobody will bather you, as long as you behave like a Gentleman. You are overthinking the whole thing, nobody cares about a civil case/situation you are building all this drama inside your head. Just be careful out there and don’t bring any unnecessary attention to yourself, again behave like a professional/businessman, mature gentleman and you have nothing to worry about. And remember Pics and Vids or it didn’t happen. :D

Am I reading between the line correctly? You’re not in the US or Mexico right now, but you want to cross into Mexico from the US, and you possess US documentation and passport, although you haven’t clarified if you are a US citizen or not. You are worried that while crossing into Mexico you will get flagged which will cause you issues with the Mexican government, and you’re doing all of this just to go to some clubs in Tijuana? How far am I off?

Lol... you seem to have convinced yourself that there is an easy button for this. Bless your heart.

You're trying to cross the border while avoiding the Mex govt from tracking your crossing? Have you tried the brothel shuttle service? They'll drive you from the US to the brothel quick and easy.

TJ walker does have a good idea. but if you want to walk into Mexico at San Ysidro/ Tijuana walk to the ped EAST just south of the end of the trolley line in San Diego. Go through the turnstile gate into Mexico and unless you look like a Mexican national stay to the right. the tourist line. they will motion you up to a booth and look at your us passport card or book. sometimes they'll just wave you through after looking at your passport. other times they will want to fill out a FMM checking your passport card or book as they fill it out. a 1 to 7-day FMM is free. then walk through the baggage check and out the building. usually it's only takes a couple minutes (unless they have a big ass bunch of people crossing south.)

and damn. there ain't no way that I can cross in the Mexican national line. I'm too old and too white and too tall.

I don't know if it helps or not but I travel very light. not even a backpack.

when crossing into the USA. your global entry card is your ticket. maybe two questions and smile for the camera.

@BabyDoc I will play along and comment agin on your discussion. You wrote and I quote: “yes I am not now in Mexico nor am I in the US. I will be entering Mexico on a valid passport (not US) in the open to begin what I need to do. Rather than wait there for what might be months I would like to leave under the radar so to speak and re-enter the same way. And finally, no I am not interested in TJ clubs but I think that the only way to sneak out and back in is to cross the border on foot. TJ may be the best spot to cross because of the high volume of traffic. Or it might be the worst place to cross if the Mexican government has decided that the place to spend their money on new tech is in TJ for the same reason - high volume of traffic.” If underhand you correctly you will enter Mexico from another country using your non USA Passport, and then want to go out of Mexico, to the USA, with your USA passport. I don’t see the problem, I have gone south of the border using my German passport that my parents got me and my brother in the hopes of some day returning to the Fatherland. And come back to the USA using my global entry card, no problem. You are correct, and I quote you: “TJ may be the best spot to cross because of the high volume of traffic.” That have no high tech anything and is impossible because of the “high volume of traffic” to quote you again. Don’t worry, as long as you are not “wanted” nobody will bother you, Just be careful out there, and visit the Happiest Place on Earth when you are in Tijuana, be open to the possibilities and enjoy what the world south of the border has to offer. :D