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To answer we need more information and more clarity. What is your citizenship and country of residence? Was your itinerary Turkey>Mexico > France>Mexico? What visa(s) did you have, if any?– TravellerCommented May 14 at 15:20
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1@Traveller I believe it was Turkey -> France (transit) -> Mexico (refused) -> France (refused) -> wherever.– jcaronCommented May 14 at 16:49
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2@JasbirMalik the itinerary has no bearing on the need for an airport transit visa; it depends only on your citizenship and on whether you have a visa or residence permit that exempts you from the requirement.– phoogCommented May 14 at 19:25
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10@jcaron That makes sense. Not sure where the OP’s aborted trip to the UK (travel.stackexchange.com/questions/189008/…) fits into what seems a pretty complicated travel history for a minor…– TravellerCommented May 14 at 20:15
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1@Traveller I'm not convinced it's just that: From what I've heard from Turkish people, Mexico has been erring on the side of rejecting tourists from there that they suspect may be coming to Mexico to illegally pass to the US. I suspect the itinerary of India?->Turkey->France->Mexico may have raised some concerns.– aveCommented May 16 at 12:34
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