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Were you able to complete the form?

You are so kind

meant pleasure

Thank you Kouros Jan, it was fun hearing your stories about cars and bikes. Hope your bike gets well soon. See you on the next one

As long as your airplane rolls in on land and stops at the border to get it stamped, YES! 😁😁😁😁😁😁

@goatmototours my airplane can do that

Just be aware that you will have to explain this to the officer at the immigration checkpoint. Understand that Mexico is a sovereign nation with its own immigration rules and just because your gardner speaks Spanish doesn’t mean you can come and go as you please. Follow the rules and be prepared to face consequences when you break them.

There are also a big group of people who don’t believe there are immigration checkpoints. Here’s a post of mine from November where we encountered one just outside of Santa Rosalía and read the comments: facebook.com/groups/BajaRoads/permalink/1960844717752972/?mibextid=wwXIfr

@@goatmototoursgot it! I printed all my family’s FMM forms (and paid the fee) online! Do you perhaps know if it’s required to scan my passport on the website (through my account)? I’m traveling with minors and bought their FMM form through my account and can’t upload more than 1 passport. Hope this makes sense

@ this is a technical question and I’m not a Mexican immigration officer. You should contact the consulate and explain your situation to them. Good luck

Thanks for the sub!

Thanks. It’s one of my favorite loops. You should tag along next time.

Air travel has a different process. This video is for land travel only

Flying has a different process. This video is purely for land travelers only.

What do you mean by "this"? The form?

@ yes sorry, I’m traveling by land and this is the first time doing it. I’m just not sure if this would work on any port of entry or would I have to stop at the border and wait until they open the offices at 9 and fill out that form there and then.

@@salrodriguezjr7884just fill out the form online and stop by the Aduana office and have it stamped. That’s it

Not sure if you're joking but here it is: when you get the confirmation number on the last FMM page, you can download and save the form on your computer and print it that way. If this doesn't make sense to you, watch this video and you see what I mean: ua-cam.com/video/9BBAzI2z4xg/v-deo.htmlm30s

@@guzzirider_la5377 you did most of the work

@@robiniomacenat2650 what about it?

Oof… man that’s rough. I kinda chuckled at “we had non-refundable rooms” because I’ve done that too 😂😂😂😂

Glad I could help!

Thank you for the kind words. I feel like this is my way for giving back to the UA-cam community for bailing me out countless times since I find myself helpless when I'm wrenching on my bike or doing some DIY projects on the house and have no idea what I'm doing. Glad you were able to use the video. Safe travels.

Amongst other things, one of the biggest challenges and struggles when taking groups of riders to Mexico is explaining the tourist permit requirements to people born before 1970. Some folks are reluctant to understand or accept that another sovereign nation, well within the right and justified to do so, mind you, has dared to impose "requirements" upon the almighty American traveler. These requirements are well documented, and why they are required is clearly stated. Because you flashed your DL to cross the border 40 years ago once, it doesn't mean that the country doesn't have the right to change its immigration laws. I used to go to the gate and pick up passengers from the airport. Today, it is a federal crime to enter the gate without a valid boarding pass. Things always change and evolve. Unfortunately, people's minds don't, and some are unable or unwilling to adapt and accept change. With all that said, I’ve been to mainland Mexico many times on my bike so if you need assistance or help with the TIP (temporary import permit for vehicles) I can guide you through it. Let me know

As far as cash deposit: If you do not have an international credit card, you will be required to make a cash deposit. The security deposit will be refunded in cash at the Banjercito office when leaving Mexico, if the vehicle is leaving the country within the authorized period. As to the first part of your question: I don’t understand what you’re asking me. Are you asking me if I’ve been to the border? Or are you asking me if there is a Banjercito at the border? Here are the Banjercito offices at each border crossing Baja California San Ysidro Monday through Friday 8:00 - 17:00 hrs. Saturday 8:00 - 13:00 hrs Jose María Laroque 471, Tijuana. Col Federal, Puerto fronterizo Puerta México Chaparral , B. C. 22310. Phone: +52 (664) 682 3182 Otay Monday through Sunday 8:00 - 21:00 hrs Fray Junipero Serra 3455, Garita Internacional, Garita de Otay, Tijuana BC México. Phone: +52 (664) 624 5515 Tecate Monday through Friday 8:00 - 20:00 hrs. Saturday and Sunday 8:00 - 16:00 hrs Av. Lazaro Cárdenas 201. Esq Callejón Madero Zona Centro. Tecate Baja California 21400. Phone:+52 (665) 521 2536 Mexicali I Monday through Sunday 8:00 - 24:00 hrs Calle Mengar S/N. Zona Centro. Mexicali, Baja California 21100 Phone: +52(664) 682 3182 Mexicali II Monday through Sunday from 6:00 - 22:00 hours Blvd Abelardo L Rodriguez S/N. Col. Alamitos. Puerto Fronterizo Nuevo Mexicali II. Baja California 21210 Phone: +52 (686) 567 8504 Learn How to Move to Mexico and Have a Better Life for Less! Check out our Complete Mexico Relocation Guide. Chiapas Banjercito Huixtla Monday Through Sunday 8:00 - 22:00 hrs. Villa Comaltitlán Km. 241, Mpio. de Huixtla, Chis., C.P. 30640 Banjercito Talismán Monday Through Sunday 8:00 - 22:00 hrs. Carretera (200) Tepic-Puente Talismán Km. 000+000 Ejido Talismán, Mpio. Tuxtla Chico, Chiapas, C.P. 30870 Banjercito Cd. Cuauhtemoc Monday Through Friday 8:00 - 20:00 hrs. Saturday 8:00 - 17:00 hrs. Sunday 9:00 - 16:00 hrs. Carretera Panamericana Km. 253.5, Inteior de Sección Aduanera, Cd. Cuauhtémoc, Chis., C.P. 30150 Phone Number +52 (963) 631 4166 Chihuahua Las Palomas Monday through Sunday from 8:00 to 24:00 hours Av 5 de Mayo s/n, Centro, 31830 Puerto Palomas, Chih., México Phone: +52 (656) 666 0060 San Jerónimo Monday to Sunday from 6:00 to 22:00 hours Libramiento San Jeronimo. Carretera Juarez Casas Grandes S/N. Col Cruce Internacional #20. 32000 Phone +52 (656) 618 6732 Puente Cordoba de las Américas Monday through Sunday- Open 24 hours Av. de las Americas S/N. Interior Edificio C. Col. El Chamizal 32310 Phone: +52 (656) 639 9812 Puente Guadalupe Tornillo Monday through Friday 8:00-16:00 hrs Km 43 # 55 Carretera Federal 2. Col Porfirio Parra. Municipio de Guadalupe Int Recinto Fiscal de Aduana. Guadalupe Tornillo 32740 Puente Internacional Ojinaga Open 24 hours Blvd. Libre Comercio 2400 y 2401, entre Av. Fronteriza y Margen del Rio Bravo. Col. Rio Bravo. Ojinaga Chihuahua 32882 Phone: +52 (626) 453 2376 Coahuila Ciudad Acuña Monday through Sunday from 6:00 to 22:00 hours Calle Hidalgo 305.Zona Centro. Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila 26200 Phone: +52 (877) 772 6366 Piedras Negras Anexo- Cannot cancel TIP Here Monday through Friday from 8:00 to 14:00 hours Prol. Libramiento Fausto Z. Martínez N° 600 Int.5 Edif. Oficinas Federales Pte. Int. II, P. Negras, Coah. C. P. 26000 Phone: +52 (878) 782 2402 Nuevo Leon Puente Internacional Colombia Everyday 8:00 to 24:00 hours Carretera Piedad Negras Km 34.5 Int. Edificio de Turismo Puente Internacional Colombia, Nuevo Leon 64050 Phone: +52 (867) 734 0081 Sonora San Luis Rio Colorado Monday through Sunday 8:00 a 24:00 hrs Avenida Internacional y calle 1a. Patio Fiscal de la Aduana. Col Centro. San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora 83400 Phone +52(653) 534 0401 San Emeterio Open 24 hours Carretera Federal 2, km 27. Tramo Sonoyta-Caborca, Sonoyta, Sonora 53570 Phone: +52 (651) 512 3219 Nogales Km 21 Open 24 hours Carretera Internacional Km 21. Col. Agua Zarca. Nogales, Sonora 84000 Phone: +52(631) 313 9222 Phone: +52(623) 329 9352 Naco Thursday from 16:00 to 22:00 hours. Friday through Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00 hours Avenida Francisco I Madero # 15. Col. Centro. Naco, Sonora 84180 Phone: +52 (633) 121 4049 Agua Prieta 24 Hours Calle 1/a. Av. Panamericana. Interior Garita Mexicana. Col Centro Agua prieta, Sonora 84200 Phone: +52 (633) 338 1738 Quintana Roo Subtte. López (Subteniente) Monday Through Sunday 9:00 - 19:00 hrs. Av. México s/n, Edif. Aduana Fronteriza, Subtte. López, Chetumal, Q. Roo, C.P. 77900 Phone: +52 (983) 834-5043 Puerto Juárez Monday Through Friday 9:00 - 14:30 hrs. Carretera Puerto Juárez - Punta Sam, Km. 0+300, Lte. 1 Mz. 2, Super Manzana No. 83, Cancún, Q. Roo, C.P. 77521 Phone: +52 998-880-0171 Chactemal Monday Through Sunday 07:00 - 20:00 hrs. Carretera Federal Subtte. López -Belice Km. 2, s/n, Oton P. Blanco, Q. Roo, C.P. 77965 Phone: +52 (983) 834-5328

Yes, electric motorcycles can enter Mexico, but you may need a vehicle import visa depending on your travel plans. Also, you need to think about charging as Mexico's infrastructure is not up to date yet for EV charging.

I’ve planned a trip with a bus from Mexico to Belize and some friends told me I’d need the form to get through border control

There is no form needed to leave Mexico. The FMM has two halves. One they stamp and give back to you and one they keep. The one they give you is to verify when you entered Mexico and how long you’re staying.

@@goatmototours So if I’ll be arriving in Cancun by plane and leave to Belize by bus. When re entering by bus mexiko I’ll just put the date of the day I reenter and border location on the form? Thanks for the fast reply!

@@elias9502 You have a very specific question for a very specific travel itinerary, for which I am not qualified for. For additional clarification on your specific travel situation, please refer to your airline. My video is intended to inform travelers who visit Mexico on motorcycles via land and leave via land.

You can’t file for FMM if your arrival date is not within 30 days. The arrival date needs to be within 30 days on the FMM

The site won’t allow you to enter the date in if it’s past 30 days. I’ve tried and it won’t recognize the date is being valid

Do it within 30 days of your departure

Thank you so much!

Check with your airline please

Yes you do but the airline will handle that and it is now digitized. You should have gotten instructions on how to file your FMM online with the airline

Look for United States in Spanish which will be “Estados Unidos” or “estadounidense”

1:36 at this spot of the video you’ll see that I used USA as nationality and it is “estadounidense” from the drop down menu

@@goatmototours Thank you so much!!!

@@JJsJazzySpace Glad the video was helpful to you.

Server 500 is a problem on the server side, as opposed to a bad link. The link on the video is correct and resolved to the correct site. Here it is again. I've tried it and it works! www.inm.gob.mx/spublic/portal/inmex.html

@@goatmototours Thanks for your quick reply. I tried exactly the same URL in my office and at my home, both laptop and iPhone, but all failed. I even tried VPN routing from the US, failed too... I have to figure another way to get my FMM paid... By the way, can you help answer this question? If I have B1/B2 Visa of the United States, can I enter Mexico from San Diego without a Mexico Visa?

@@ASHUN-Fluid-Power Regardless of what visa you have from whatever country, as a NON-MEXICAN NATIONAL you are ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED to get a tourist permit when entering Mexico.

Good question. Never tried it but techinically it should be possible as you're pulling up the FMM number one at a time to pay for it. I've never had to do multiple ones but would be great to find out if it works. Please let me know.

@@goatmototours Guess, you are right.. just used my account to pay for myself and the kids..

That’s awesome. Thanks for letting me know. We all learned something new

You print the FMM after you fill it out. You get an email with your FMM as an attachment after filling out the FMM. You can print that or immediately after completing the FMM it allows you to print right from the screen. If you received a payment confirmation that means you entered your FMM number in the portal and it pulled up your FMM and you paid for it.

Got it! Thanks for your help!

Maybe you can help me out, if say my vehicle permit expires November 21 and I cancel at the permit before the expiration. Could I literally come back the next day re get another permit for another 6 months?

@@danielrecendiz833when you say “vehicle permit” do you mean the “TIP” (Temporary importation permit)? If yes, I’m sure you’re aware that you need to put down a deposit for the TIP and the amount of the deposit depends on the age of your vehicle. That TIP will be attached to the VIN number of your vehicle. When you cancel the TIP you need to bring the TIP to the Banjercito inside of Mexico or to a consulate in the states to have it revoked and only then you’ll be able to receive your deposit back. So I don’t really understand your question and what you’re trying to accomplish.

Thanks for being part of it and making it a fun trip.

Glad I could help! Safe travels.

I’m glad you were able to use the info. Safe travels

You are absolutely correct, this video is solely geared towards land entry. Air travelers can fill out the electronic FMM which is a completely different process. I don't fly into Mexico and don't want to give you inaccurate info so I highly suggest searching for eFMM or digital FMM videos that explain that route.

Maybe this will help: ua-cam.com/video/w6YOjYj8W0Q/v-deo.html

This video also explains how to create an account, fill out and pay for the FMM electronically. ua-cam.com/video/Fe2fFmUaWfc/v-deo.html

Thank you so much!!!! Your info was a trip saver!!!

@ glad it helped your trip

I have experienced that in the past that if the port entry date is more than 30 days away, it won't let you complete the FMM successfully. Maybe that is the issue? I've only been able to fill out and print am FMM if my entry date is within 30 days.

You're right about every visitor requiring an entry stamp, but not every visitor requires payment. For example, if your visit lasts 7 days or less, no payment is needed. In comparison, if you're staying longer than 7 days and/or visiting mainland Mexico, the online FMM system asks you to pay for the FMM fee before printing it and and then fill out and print the TIP (vehicle import permit). I have never dealt with filling out forms or payment at the border as I try to get through there as fast as possible so I get everything done online and ahead of time but I assume you could spend extra time there to fill out forms and pay fees.

If you need additional info on how to get it stamped and enter Mexico, I made another video here for just that ua-cam.com/video/DSarKlti1lg/v-deo.html is where I get it stamped