The Mexico Tourist Land Card generally refers to the immigration documentation required by eligible foreign visitors entering Mexico by land for tourism. Mexico uses the Multiple Immigration Form (FMM) as evidence of a visitor's immigration status, although the exact procedure depends on the border crossing and nationality. Travelers entering by land should carry a valid passport and any visa or other entry authorization required for their nationality. The Mexican National Migration Institute (INM) may also require evidence supporting the purpose of travel, such as hotel reservations, return tickets, or tour itineraries. Visitors should check the requirements applicable to their specific border crossing before traveling.