Brasil e México retomam acordo suspenso em setembro de 2005. Acordo assinado em 2000, acordo permite a permanência de até 90 dias, contados a partir da data de entrada, renováveis, desde que a permanência total não exceda 180 dias no período de um ano. De acordo com o governo brasileiro, a decisão vai estimular a relação dos países e beneficiar diretamente turistas e empresários.
"O Governo Brasileiro saúda a possibilidade que cidadãos mexicanos possam viajar ao Brasil, sem a necessidade de obterem previamente o visto de entrada, para assistir aos grandes eventos de 2013 (Copa das Confederações e Jornada Mundial da Juventude), 2014 (Copa do Mundo) e 2016 (Olimpíadas e Paraolimpíadas)."
O Itamaraty destaca que o comércio entre os paises cresceu 244% de 2002 a 2012, quando totalizou US$ 10 bilhões, 11% a mais que em 2011.
(Brazil and Mexico according resume suspended in September 2005. Agreement signed in 2000, the agreement allows stay of 90 days, counted from the date of entry, renewable, provided that the stay does not exceed 180 days in one year. According to the Brazilian government, the decision will stimulate the list of countries and directly benefit tourists and businessmen.
"The Brazilian government welcomes the possibility that Mexican citizens to travel to Brazil without the need to obtain prior entry visa, to watch the big events of 2013 (the Confederations Cup and World Youth Day), 2014 (World Cup) and 2016 (Olympics and Paralympics). "
The Foreign Ministry stressed that trade between the countries grew 244% from 2002 to 2012, when it totaled $ 10 billion, 11% more than in 2011.
Opinion: Open possibilities that facilitate the trade of both countries is certainly very welcome, thus generating good negotiations and benefits that this new return is for many years and increase tourism in both countries, there is always clear laws that protect its citizens in each territory not leaving unpunished those who act in bad faith of this agreement.)
