Baja California Border Crossing
  • Baja California Border Crossing When hiring a service or buying any product, verify the established conditions and require the corresponding invoice or receipt.
  • Don't drink and drive.
  • Do not bring firearms or narcotics.
  • Always use your seatbelt.
  • Obey all road signs and traffic laws.
  • Don't leave valuables visible in your parked car.
  • Always carry a valid I.D.
  • No police officer is authorized to accept money.
  • Traffic fines must be paid at the nearest Police Department Office.
  • Be careful in the water. There are strong currents at some beaches. Use life vests, and don't eat or consume alcohol before swimming.
  • When buying medication, be sure there is no restriction on its purchase.
  • On your trip you will find military check points. They are for your own safety.
  • It is strongly recommended that during your visit to purchase a full coverage insurance policy that includes bail. In case you are involved in an accident, call the insurance company and wait for its representative.
  • If you visit Baja California by land for more than 72 hours, you must pay the non-immigrant fee (DNI) at any bank and present the form at the National Immigration Institute. The cost is $170.00 pesos, or its equivalent in U.S. dollars. The permit is valid for 6 months. If you visit Baja California by air, you must pay the fee each time you enter Mexico. If you are a Mexican living abroad, you do not have to pay the fee.
  • You do not need to pay any temporary importation fee for your car while visiting Baja California.
  • Remember that the laws in Baja California and Mexico are applied both to its nationals and foreigners. Do not forget to respect them.
 
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