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What items are prohibited to take into Mexico?
Items Not Allowed in Mexico:
- Guns or ammunition.
- Pepper spray.
- Lethal knives and machetes (anything over 8” is not allowed)
- Live predator fish.
- Totoaba fish (fresh or frozen)
- Turtle eggs.
- Poppy seeds or flour of poppy seeds.
- Marijuana, medicinal marijuana, marijuana products, marijuana seeds or spores, or marijuana extracts.
What should I bring on a trip to Mexico?
Mexico Packing List
- Travel Backpack. You don’t need to travel with just a daypack like I did, but it is much easier to navigate Mexico without dragging a suitcase behind you.
- Shorts or Skirt.
- Shoes: Sandals and Sneakers.
- Tank Tops or T-Shirts.
- Bathing Suit.
- Bug Spray and Sunscreen.
- Medications.
- Sarong or Quick-Dry Towel.
How much money should I bring on my trip to Mexico?
How much money will you need for your trip to Mexico? You should plan to spend around M$1,733 ($84) per day on your vacation in Mexico, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors.
Can I ship stuff to Mexico?
USPS. USPS can ship to Mexico. They offer flat-rate shipping which is a great way to forecast shipping costs. Like the other carriers, your rates depend on how heavy the package is and the expected delivery time.
Can I ship cookies to Mexico?
For import to Mexico: A permit is required to ship non-perishable foods to Mexico. Prior to shipping, the permit must be obtained by the consignee from the Department of Health in Mexico or by the shipper from the Mexican Embassy.
How do you prepare your stomach for Mexico?
Other recommended steps include eating bland starchy foods. This can include chips, to tortillas. Avoid caffeine, and take some medication if you have some. If you did not prepare and bring medication, it will not be hard to get your hands on Pepto-Bismol while vacationing, so don’t worry too much.
Should you exchange money before going to Mexico?
It’s recommended that you buy pesos before you land in Mexico, just in case you need the cash. According to this USA Today article, the most economical way to do this is to buy pesos from your bank in the U.S. Most banks will do this for free, especially if you’re not withdrawing a significant amount of money.