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Mexico's National Immigration Institute (INM) recently launched a new digital system that provides a residency card to a residency visa holder in a matter of an hour or so. It the past it could take weeks or even months to process...
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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, trabajos, necesidades médicas y para atender asuntos familiares urgentes. Compartimos sus inquietudes y ansiedades con...
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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, medical needs, and to attend to urgent family matters. We share your concerns and anxieties...
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Planning a trip to Mexico? There’s lots to do to get ready, including getting: Your passport, a visa, documents for obtaining a Temporary importation permit (if not traveling in the free zone), a permission letter if your vehicle is financed, Mexico auto insurance, and the biggest obstacle, packing! You may ask, “Do you need a...
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When it comes to transportation to Mexico, driving is the best way to get there and get around once you arrive. If you are planning a trip south of the border any time soon, whether in your own vehicle or a rental vehicle, you may have some questions about what is needed to get on...
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With over 761,000 square miles and 67 national parks to explore, there are many reasons to visit Mexico. Whether you’re planning a trip to the beaches of Puerto Peñasco, the peaks of the Sierra Madre mountain range, or the Tulum Ruins, you can look forward to some unforgettable experiences! The best way to make sure...
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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 is a legal requirement. While they may not ask for it as you enter Mexico,...
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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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When you enter Mexico for a visit, vacation or extended stay, you should have your sunscreen, your camera and your auto insurance documentation. Why the auto insurance? Because the nation has a relatively new law on the books. Beginning January 1, 2019, all vehicles on its federal highways must be properly insured, and the penalties...
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Crossing back into the USA from Mexico can be an ordeal at times. Prepare in advance using these tips for faster border crossing...
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