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The Most Important Things To Know Before You Go To Mexico

What should you know before driving to Mexico?

Nearly 16 millions Americans visit Mexico every year and a large portion of them enter via the Mexico border by car, truck, RV and motorcycle.

Mexpro.com and the U.S. State Department advise travelers headed to Mexico to follow a few simple safety guidelines before heading south.

  • If you plan to stay in Mexico for more than a weekend, Mexpro.com suggests registering with the U.S. or Canadian Embassy nearest your destination. This allows you to get the latest regional travel information, as well as helps you to receive assistance in the event of an emergency.
  • Be sure the vehicle you are driving into Mexico is insured with Mexico domiciled auto insurance.
  • Be sure you get a Mexico Visa or Tourist Permit, if required. These are available at the Mexico border and at Mexico Tourism offices.
  • Be sure you have the correct identification. For the latest Mexico entry requirements: Contact the Embassy of Mexico website or call the Embassy at (202) 736-1000 or any Mexican consulate in the US.
  • Check the U.S. State Department website for the latest international travel information.
  • Get a vehicle importation permit if traveling beyond the Mexico "Free Zone" (defined as the an area between 20 and 30 kilometers from the border with the US). You can do so online at: http://www.banjercito.com.mx/site/imagenes/iitv/instruccionesIITV.html or at the border.

For all the information you need to know Before you Travel to Mexico got to www.mexpro.com/mexico/beforeyougo.htmlfor the latest updates and links to help you prepare for your Mexico trip.

About the author: Roxanna McDade is the lead Web/Graphic Designer for International Insurance Group, Inc. (IIG). Since coming to IIG she has taken on the responsibility of becoming our SEO specialist. She takes on all aspects fo the web design, as well as writing blog posts and articles, keeping our facebook & twitter pages up to date and much more. Prior to joining IIG, Roxanna produced several books, postcards, greeting cards, articles, and photographs. She also has a degree in Chemical Engineering from Arizona State University. In her spare time Roxanna enjoys rock climbing, traveling to rock climb, mountain biking and gardening.

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