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La demografía de los clientes de Mexpro es muy variada...desde aquellos que viajan a Mexico por vacaciones y recreación, a aquellos que viven a tiempo parcial o complete en Mexico, a aquellos que Cruzan la frontera con frecuencia para negocios,...
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Mexpro’s customer demographics are highly varied...from those who travel to Mexico for vacations and recreation, to those who live part time or full time in Mexico, to those who cross the border on a very frequent basis for business, jobs,...
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Many of our customers ask if you need a passport to enter Mexico. Long answer short, yes, you do. Whether you’re a U.S. citizen or a Canadian citizen you do need to show your passport to prove your citizenship, it...
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La zona libre o fronteriza de México fue diseñada por el gobierno mexicano para facilitar la entrada de viajero a México y mejorar el turismo a lo largo de la frontera de los EE.UU. Los vehículos que circulan en estas...
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A veces ocurren situaciones en las que no se tiene un pasaporte, pero aun así necesita cruzar la frontera de México. Aquí tenemos un consejo de una empleada de Mexpro sobre como logro cruzar la frontera...
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When you take children to Mexico, they're in for a world of new experiences. But it also demands careful planning and preparation -- particularly when it comes to crossing the border...
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Since 2009, Mexico has required passports for many of its visitors. While it is still possible to visit Mexico without a passport in some circumstances, which we will discuss below, most people do travel with a passport. This raises the...
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Whether you're coming from Toronto, Canada or Phoenix, Arizona, both Canadians and Americans enjoy vacations in beautiful Mexico. Although many fly, more and more travelers are interested in driving across the border. After all, nothing beats a road trip. This...
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Not much! Thinking about a trip to Mexico? Want the quick and dirty? Here's what you need and to get on the road ASAP. 1. Get a TIP or ONLY Visit the Free Zone The FREE ZONE extends 12-16 miles south...
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If the refreshing beaches and unforgettable cultural attractions of Mexico are calling your name, it may be time to plan a trip south of the border. But as you throw your bathing suit and flip-flops into your suitcase, there's one...
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