TRAVELING TO MEXICO
For U.S. citizens, passports are required for all visits to Mexico.  To insure timely information, please contact the U.S. Immigration Service at (928) 627-8816.

PETS
Usually allowed with verification of rabies vaccination within last six (6) months.

U.S. CUSTOMS
American citizens/residents must declare citizenship and purchases when re-entering the U.S. Merchandise up to $400 per person is duty-free. One quart of liquor and one carton of cigarettes is allowed duty-free. Purchases exceeding $400 will be taxed.

Mexican border authorities issue temporary vehicle permits for travel into Mexico. The owner/lessee must be in vehicle, and must allow inspection of: Appropriate immigration form, Certificate of Title, vehicle registration, rental leasing form or bill of sale, proof of employment with firm if driving company car, a valid driver's license issued outside of Mexico and an international credit card, i.e., Visa, MasterCard, American Express.

RADIO
Citizen-band radios are helpful when traveling in rural areas. Three channels have been establishedfor tourists. Channel 9 for emergencies; Channel 11 for tourist caravans; Channel 13 for vehicle-to-vehicle conversation.

INSURANCE
It is strongly recommended that Mexican Auto Insurance be purchased BEFORE entering Mexico. It can be purchased at the border or in Yuma prior to departing.