Can I bring my own car to Mexico?
Can I bring my own car to Mexico?
With a tourist visa (FM-T), you are allowed to import your car and drive it in Mexico for a period of up to six months from the first date of entry of the vehicle into the country. These six months have no extension, which means that you have to remove your car before the end of this period.
Do I need permission to take my car to Mexico?
Whether you enter to Mexico on a tourist visa (less than 180 days) or on a Temporary/Permanent Resident visa (more than 180 days), you need to apply for a Temporary Importation Permit for your vehicle. Nevertheless, if you are planning to enter as a Resident you can only get your permit at the border.
How long can I keep my US car in Mexico?
Tourists and Temporary Residents are allowed to bring ONE car per person into Mexico, for their use as long as they keep that immigration status, including renewals. Hence, a tourist can bring a car into Mexico for 90 or 180 days (according to its immigration form).
Can I drive my Mexican friends car in Mexico?
The short answer is yes, it is technically possible for you to drive someone else’s vehicle in Mexico. This doesn’t mean that you should, however. No matter whose vehicle you are driving, there are serious considerations to take into account before crossing the border.
What if my car gets stolen in Mexico?
If your vehicle was stolen during your visit to Mexico, please immediately report the theft by calling 911. You must then immediately visit a District Attorney’s office to obtain a police report. Valid vehicle registration. Valid driver license or identification.
How can I bring a car from USA to Mexico?
For importation you will need:
- Title for the vehicle or a letter from your creditor indicating you have permission to bring it into Mexico.
- Temporary Vehicle Import Permit (TIP) – apply online here.
- Obtain Mexican Car Insurance.
- License/registration of the vehicle.
- Copy of your Drivers License.
- VIN (Vehicle Id number)
Can I drive in Mexico with a US license?
Yes a US driver’s license is all that you would need to be legal to drive a vehicle in Mexico. Make sure you understand that if you use your CC for insurance, Mexico does not recognize any out of country coverage. So be prepared to have a hefty deposit for damages to be authorized on your Visa Card when you rent.