No motor home permit and no tourist permit
One of the RVers here in Rincon de Guayabitos came in to Mexico about two months ago and did not stop to get motorhome permit or visa. They are now ready to head back to Texas. What can they expect ...
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If the rig hits with a PFP or SSP reten...
The jig's up...
I would do research as to timely reports about the existence or not of retenes on major highways.
The reten has to be within cellular reception of a tower.
If these folks have so far isolated themselves from reality then no amount of tips and warnings may have an effect.
Again, when a motor vehicle gets connected to a tow truck headed for a corralon federal, say goodbye to the vehicle. An underwriter always checks with Aduana to see if a vehicle has been confiscated before a theft claim is processed.
Acquaintances of friends claim they were fined 55,000 pesos when their vehicle was found to have phony importation documents. The vehicle had valid Guerrero license plates.
Something that I would not personally treat lightly.
The jig's up...
I would do research as to timely reports about the existence or not of retenes on major highways.
The reten has to be within cellular reception of a tower.
If these folks have so far isolated themselves from reality then no amount of tips and warnings may have an effect.
Again, when a motor vehicle gets connected to a tow truck headed for a corralon federal, say goodbye to the vehicle. An underwriter always checks with Aduana to see if a vehicle has been confiscated before a theft claim is processed.
Acquaintances of friends claim they were fined 55,000 pesos when their vehicle was found to have phony importation documents. The vehicle had valid Guerrero license plates.
Something that I would not personally treat lightly.
