Visa requirements
Mexico’s immigration authority lists Chile, Spain and the United States among nationalities exempt from a visitor visa. Requirements depend on the passport.
Source: www.inm.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Entry requirements and practical information for staying connected, getting around and paying.
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Mexico’s immigration authority lists Chile, Spain and the United States among nationalities exempt from a visitor visa. Requirements depend on the passport.
Source: www.inm.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
A stay may be authorised for up to 180 days; immigration officials set the period on entry.
Source: www.inm.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
For land entry, present the Multiple Immigration Form as instructed by immigration authorities.
Source: www.inm.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
At airports, immigration authorities generate the form on arrival.
Source: www.inm.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Declare cash or monetary instruments above the equivalent of US$10,000.
Source: aduanafacil.anam.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
The baggage allowance for travellers arriving by air or sea is up to US$500; check customs conditions.
Source: aduanafacil.anam.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Telcel lists Chip Express 100 for 129 Mexican pesos, including the Amigo Sin Límite 100 package for 15 days. This is not a SIM-only price. New lines must be registered; foreign visitors use a valid passport or temporary CURP.
Source: www.telcel.comm.telcel.comwww.aicm.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
AT&T says prepaid mobile activation requires a recharge of at least 50 Mexican pesos. We did not find a separate physical SIM price.
Source: att.com.mxwww.att.com.mxwww.aicm.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov

Movistar accepts a valid passport to register foreign visitors’ lines. Its online store sells prepaid mobile service, but we did not find a separate physical SIM price.
Source: movistar.com.mxtienda.movistar.com.mxwww.movistar.com.mxwww.aicm.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Bodega Aurrera lists a BAIT SIM with 50 pesos of airtime for 50 Mexican pesos; this is not a SIM-only price. BAIT accepts a valid passport from foreign visitors.
Source: www.bodegaaurrera.com.mxmibait.comwww.aicm.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Telcel sells prepaid visitor eSIMs; registration uses a valid passport and identity check.
Source: www.telcel.com · Checked on 11 Nov
AT&T Go offers prepaid mobile eSIM to visitors from the United States and Canada; packages start at 150 Mexican pesos for 30 days.
Source: www.att.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov

Movistar lists prepaid mobile eSIM activation; the page reviewed lists packages from 300 Mexican pesos.
Source: www.movistar.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Mexico City
Terminal Aérea station is accessible from Terminal 1.
Source: www.aicm.com.mxwww.metro.cdmx.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
The route connects Terminals 1 and 2 with Amajac.
Source: www.metrobus.cdmx.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Buy the ticket at authorised counters in Terminals 1 and 2. The AICM page reviewed has no zone fare.
Source: www.aicm.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
AICM says ride apps are not authorised to operate in the federal airport zone. It identifies pickup and drop-off bays beside Terminals 1 and 2 for services without that access.
Source: www.aicm.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Cancún
ADO connects Terminals 2, 3 and 4 with downtown Cancún.
Source: contenido.ado.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
ADO connects Terminals 2, 3 and 4 with Puerto Cancún.
Source: contenido.ado.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
ASUR lists taxis in the forecourts of Terminals 2 and 3; the page reviewed has no zone fares or booking instructions.
Source: www.asur.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Guadalajara
GAP locates ATTA taxis in the ground-floor forecourt. ATTA displays a “Fixed fare” image, but we could not verify its zone amounts.
Source: www.aeropuertosgap.com.mxtaxisaeropuertogdl.com · Checked on 11 Nov
GAP lists a shuttle service but we couldn't find its fare on the source page checked.
Source: www.aeropuertosgap.com.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Line 5 connects the airport with the urban network. SITEUR lists Mi Movilidad or the Única card as payment methods.
Source: siteur.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
GAP lists the Ecofy app among its ground transport options; Guadalajara Tourism also says apps are used for airport transfers.
Source: www.aeropuertosgap.com.mxtequiero.guadalajara.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
The currency is the Mexican peso (MXN). Banco de México publishes the FIX as a reference, not as a cash exchange quote.
Source: www.banxico.org.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Banco de México issues 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000-peso banknotes, as well as coins.
Source: www.banxico.org.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Exchange houses are authorised financial entities; check their legal name and authorisation.
Source: www.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
An ATM must display its fee before you authorise the transaction.
Source: www.condusef.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
The standard VAT rate is 16%; check whether a displayed price includes it.
Source: wwwmatnp.sat.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Tipping is voluntary. Profeco says it must not be included as a mandatory charge.
Source: mundialsocial.profeco.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Banco de México publishes merchant discount rates for accepting cards; these are not a fee charged to someone paying with a foreign card. CONDUSEF says an ATM displays its fee before the transaction is authorised.
Source: www.banxico.org.mxwww.condusef.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
The Integrated Mobility card can be bought and topped up at stations.
Source: www.metro.cdmx.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
The municipality lists fares of 9.50 Mexican pesos in the urban zone and 12 Mexican pesos in the Hotel Zone. Municipal rules allow cash or a payment system authorised by the city.
Source: www.cancun.gob.mxtransparencia.cancun.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Jalisco public transport accepts cash, Mi Movilidad or the Única card.
Source: tarifatransportepublico.jalisco.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Source: www.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Source: www.ssc.cdmx.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Source: www.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
Source: www.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
From Mexico City · 50 km
About 50 km northeast of the capital. Buses run from Central del Norte and the Zócalo area.
Source: visitmexico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
From Mexico City · 211 km
The Tourism Ministry lists 211 km by highway; intercity buses leave from the capital’s bus terminals.
Source: sistemas.sectur.gob.mxmexicocity.cdmx.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
From Mexico City · 65 km
The Tourism Ministry lists 65 km by road from the capital; intercity buses serve the route.
Source: sistemas.sectur.gob.mxmexicocity.cdmx.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
From Mexico City · 85 km
The Tourism Ministry lists 85 km by road. Intercity buses run from the capital.
Source: sistemas.sectur.gob.mxmexicocity.cdmx.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
From Mexico City · 127 km
The Tourism Ministry lists 127 km by road; intercity buses leave from the capital’s terminals.
Source: sistemas.sectur.gob.mxmexicocity.cdmx.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov
From Mexico City · 91 km
The Tourism Ministry lists 91 km by road; bus connections run from Mexico City.
Source: sistemas.sectur.gob.mxmexicocity.cdmx.gob.mx · Checked on 11 Nov