A Japanese man named Hiroshi Nohara has decided to take full advantage of his tourist's visa in Mexico City and has moved into the airport. He's been living there for two months, and the initial avoidance from the locals has recently ...

One of these alternatives is the tourist visa, but to get it you have to pay a fee (it has 2 months validity with the ability to add another 30 days on it in Thailand by paying, you guessed it, another nominal fee). ...

The Tokyo native flew into Mexico with a tourist visa and a return ticket home but he never left the airport. In an interview on Thursday alongside the airport McDonald's, he said he had no motive for his extended stay and doesn't know ...

Japanese tourist Hiroshi Nohara who has now spent almost three months in the Mexico City airport. Mr Nohara flew into Mexico on September 2 with a tourist visa and a return ticket home, but has never left the airport. ...

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The Tokyo native flew into Mexico with a tourist visa and a return ticket home, but he never left the airport. He said he had no motive for his extended stay and doesn't know how much longer he'll remain. ...

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The Vietnam-Cambodia visa exemption for ordinary passport holders which comes into effect today will create more opportunity for tourism, local travel agents.

Kidnapping jumped almost 40 per cent between 2004 and 2007 in Mexico, which has surpassed conflict zones like Iraq and Colombia to register the highest kidnapping rates in the world, according to a recent study. ...

On Friday, immigration officials found and detained eighteen Chinese working at the Golden Dragon factory in Monclova, Coahuila; all the Chinese had tourist visas, which do not allow them to work in Mexico. ...