First Time Traveling to San Felipe
We have traveled many times to Kino, but not in over 4 years, but this will be our first trip to SF. We will be crossing at the Mexicali crossing. Wondering if it would be easier to travel by car ...
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I have reread the FAQ,
It states under
"FMM Exemptions are as follows:
• Visitors traveling by air or sea anywhere in Mexico and staying less than 72 hours
• Visitors traveling by land to destinations within the 20-kilometer (12-mile) border zone, regardless of length of stay
• Those visiting as students (as defined by Mexican Migración laws)
• Visitors traveling by land beyond the border zone and staying more than 72 hours, but limiting their visit to the following destinations/tourist routes:
Tijuana to Ensenada, B.C.;
Mexicali to San Felipe, B.C.;
Sonoyta to Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point), Son.;
Ciudad Juárez to Paquéeme, Chih.;
Piedras Negras to Santa Rosa, Coah.;
Reynosa to China, N.L.,
Reynosa to Presa Cuchillo, Tamps.
There may be changes to the above list, stay tuned! "
However in other places on the Net, it say "Yes" FMM is required for San Felipe. So which is it, Yes or No?
It states under
"FMM Exemptions are as follows:
• Visitors traveling by air or sea anywhere in Mexico and staying less than 72 hours
• Visitors traveling by land to destinations within the 20-kilometer (12-mile) border zone, regardless of length of stay
• Those visiting as students (as defined by Mexican Migración laws)
• Visitors traveling by land beyond the border zone and staying more than 72 hours, but limiting their visit to the following destinations/tourist routes:
Tijuana to Ensenada, B.C.;
Mexicali to San Felipe, B.C.;
Sonoyta to Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point), Son.;
Ciudad Juárez to Paquéeme, Chih.;
Piedras Negras to Santa Rosa, Coah.;
Reynosa to China, N.L.,
Reynosa to Presa Cuchillo, Tamps.
There may be changes to the above list, stay tuned! "
However in other places on the Net, it say "Yes" FMM is required for San Felipe. So which is it, Yes or No?
