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Check with Aduana. That's what I suggested going in. The "law" was just changed. And those gringos with cars here "for many years" have to remove them. Again, check with Aduana. Or ask at a SSP puesto de control. The old FM-3 holders have to get a ... Read More

What is the DIFFERENCE if the car MUST leave Mexico before 180 days? Maybe I should have said foreign plated cars cannot stay in Mexico longer than 180-days. Rentista Permanente de Grado Cinco Estrellas de Oro, it does not matter. 181 days later the ... Read More

First trip 1964 to tip of Baja California peninsula in jeep caravan. Tijuana to Tapachula, Ciudad Juarez to Chetumal I have live here most of my life. Became a citizen in 2009 (IFE). Curious nature and extremely impatient with folks who like to ... Read More

Oh man, please take the following opinions seriously. Go to your nearest office of ADUANA and "fess up". Do not drive the car, it can be impounded and you will never see it again. There is going to be a fine which will be paid at a local bank. ... Read More

When they come around with the red plastic tag and block off the mediador you can't pay the bill at an Oxxo or POS either. I also found out when I was in hospital that CFE will cut some slack as to the cutoff date if you phone them in advance. I've ... Read More

Once upon a time a person could stay in Mexico longer than 180 days with a foreign registered car, specifically a non Mexico car that had valid Mexican nacional plates. Those days are over. If the SSP or PFP catches anyone in Mexico without a ... Read More

WTF? I just paid my Luz at a grocery store, and it lists SOMEONE ELSE'S NAME as the principal on the bill. I paid with a USA Wells Fargo card, at a POS (point of sale) machine. Someone is feeding you a load of crap. Read More

So would 10,000 investors. Good luck. I followed while being ridiculed the economy closely in 1994. Hacienda, Banco de Mexico up until the end claimed the bank had close to FIFTY BILLION DOLLARS in currency reserves. The stock market was doing good. ... Read More

Mothers normally do not need lectures about how to go about ensuring the safety of their children. Ensenada is a city of 300,000 souls and should be treated like it is a city. But there isn't some pervasive ideology in Mexico about kidnapping ... Read More

Hi, Care to share a name of a "logistics company" who can import, pay duty, and then send them on their way with ESTAFETA? The "Customs Brokers" I talked with in San Ysidro, and Mexicali, said "Ni Modo Se帽or!" for Rx medications. And a whole host ... Read More

In December, 2 bottles of magnesium supplement (minerals) was confiscated by Aduana in Nogales after being purchased in Tucson and shipped via Estafeta. U.S. Customs, said to me clearly and pointed to a sign on the wall of the office: Rx medications ... Read More

COFEPRIS the arm of Aduana that enforces health laws inspects all incoming shipments, via post, DHL, UPS, FedEx, et al. Unfortunately they will seize all shipments of medications, herbs, vitamins, etc. When any item at all regards to health is found ... Read More

If you don't mind a couple of thousand mile bus rides every 180 days you'll do fine. I've seen many a January morning in SMdA in the low forties, and many a day in late April and May well over a hundred degrees. So it isn't all Springtime In Paris, ... Read More

For ANYTHING other than a temporary FMM 180-day permit you must apply to a Mexican consulate verified proof of income of -at least- $2,000.00 month, They just changed the law and it is strict and unfortunately this is verified and correct info. Read More