Passport-specific entry rules for travelers using a United States passport.
These pages answer whether a US passport holder can enter, which form applies, and which official government source confirms it.
US passport holders can generally visit Mexico for short tourism or unpaid business stays without a Mexican tourist visa, subject to immigration inspection at entry.
US passport holders can generally visit the Dominican Republic for short tourism without a consular tourist visa. A mandatory free E-Ticket is still required for commercial-flight entry and exit.
US passport holders can generally visit Colombia for short stays without obtaining a traditional tourist visa in advance, subject to current immigration rules. Check-Mig is optional and recommended — not a mandatory entry permit.
US passport holders need a Brazilian visitor visa before travel. Official Ministry of Foreign Affairs pages currently send US visitor applications to VFS Global as an eVisa. That is a visa, not a Caribbean-style arrival card.
US passport holders do not need a tourist visa to enter Panama. Entry is an immigration inspection. Panama’s online Traveler Declaration is a customs tool, not a universal tourist arrival form.
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