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Talleyho69
Jun 10, 2015Moderator
Canadian Rainbirds are correct. ATM is the only way to go. We don't enter at Nogales, but I have seen reference to an ATM before the first toll booth. There is also an easy one in Hermosillo.
We only live 4 hours from Tijuana, so when we are in San Diego, we walk across the border, go to an ATM and get 10,000 pesos each visit. Then we don't have to think about cash until we have reached our final destination, near Canadian Rainbirds.
Many people spend a day getting their paperwork at the border, and cross the next day. Why not go to an ATM then?
Check with your bank for possible deals at banks they deal with. Even if they don't, the legal maximum ATM fee in Mexico is about $3 US.
We only found one Pemex last winter that did not take credit cards! Do make sure you aren't paying foreign fees if you use one, though.
We only live 4 hours from Tijuana, so when we are in San Diego, we walk across the border, go to an ATM and get 10,000 pesos each visit. Then we don't have to think about cash until we have reached our final destination, near Canadian Rainbirds.
Many people spend a day getting their paperwork at the border, and cross the next day. Why not go to an ATM then?
Check with your bank for possible deals at banks they deal with. Even if they don't, the legal maximum ATM fee in Mexico is about $3 US.
We only found one Pemex last winter that did not take credit cards! Do make sure you aren't paying foreign fees if you use one, though.
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