Ensure your passport is valid for the length of your trip. The United States requires that all passports used for travel to Hawaii remain valid for at least six months past your date of arrival.
Obtain a visa to enter the United States. Mexican tourists visiting Hawaii must obtain a B2 visa, notes the United States Embassy's website, although travelers headed to Hawaii for business, work or study will require a different type of visa. As application requirements vary with each individual situation, the Embassy provides a guide to visa types and application procedures on its website.
Complete all entry paperwork provided aboard the flight to Hawaii. Provide information about your reason for visiting Hawaii, your Mexican passport ID number and a list of items you are bringing with you on your travels on the Customs declaration form. Travel information, including your address while in the United States, passport ID number, and your name and date of birth must be provided on the arrival record, or white form. Having these forms completed upon arrival will help you move quickly through Immigration Review and Customs.
Pass through Immigration Review and Customs upon arrival in Hawaii. Answer any questions the immigration officer has about your travel, and show your return ticket when requested. The officer also will review your Customs form and entry record card before stamping your passport and giving you a departure form that must be given to the Customs officer when you leave Hawaii.
