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You're very welcome. Thanks for watching!

Explained in the video at 1:30

Sorry that happened to you. Experiences may vary.

Glad it was helpful!

I m also going next week.

@@Rajindersingh-xs1hg luckyyyyy

You can find the answer to this question in the description. Hope that helps!

The reason I ask is because I signed up to the Facebook page you mentioned and I asked them the same question, and they all suggest just getting it at the border. Even the administrator suggested getting it the day of. I have to stop at banjercito regardless and applying online will not get things done that much quicker. But based on your recommendation, you say it is quicker. Regardless, thank you for this video. It truly has been helpful and lead me in the right direction. ❤

@@cynthiatorres1678 yes we recommended the same - just getting it in person since you have to stop anyway and the website sucks.

​@@CastawaysUA-cam Haha! Yes! Thanks again! 😊

Correct. You do NOT need a Temporary Vehicle Import Permit for driving in any part of the Baja California Peninsula, Quintana Roo, the northwest portion of Sonora (the area west of the 15D and north of Guayamas), and within 25 kilometers of the borders. This video was filmed at a Texas border crossing.

This question has been answered in the description.

The route in the video takes you to NY Penn Station. You can take another route from there to go directly to Times Square or a short 10 min walk will get you there too.

From description: I have heard mixed reports about completing the entire TIP process online. Some say it can be done and others have stated that it cannot. When I was researching the process myself the Banjercito website was often spotty or non functional. For me, I’d rather just visit the Banjercito in person. You will need to stop at the border crossing and get your FMM stamped either way and often the Banjercito and Immigration Office are in the same building. We are not claiming this is the ONLY way to complete the process, but do believe it is the easiest way with the highest rate of success.

Thank you so much

As mentioned in both the video and the description.

This video is mostly just about the Temporary Vehicle Importation Permit process. If you plan to drive a vehicle beyond the Mexico Free Zone you will need to purchase a Mexico TIP. The vehicle import permit can ONLY be obtained from Banjercito, the official Mexican issuing agency. Get your permit online at the Banjercito website or at the Mexico border.

“You don't need a temporary vehicle permit while traveling in the "hassle-free zone", or the Sonora free zone, which includes an approximately 12-mile (or 20 kilometer) wide area south of the Mexican border, the western half of Sonora, and the entirety of the Baja Peninsula, including Baja California Norte and Baja California Sur. However, you'll still need to get an entry permit from a National Migration Institute (Instituto Nacional de Migración or INM) office after you cross the border into Mexico.”

@@CastawaysUA-cam ah ok I just looked that up and I guess the permit is purchasable only if you are staying longer than 7 days.

All these are answered in the video and description.

“Need” is pretty subjective, but we already had one and found it convenient when we were able to stay in hotels and just charge up all our gadgets in one go. I wouldn’t say we necessarily needed it but it was definitely convenient if you have the space and are willing to carry it. If you don’t have at least a power bank to charge from I would imagine having a converter would become more necessary.

@@CastawaysUA-cam thank you so much! I will definitely have a power bank with me. Nice video.

@@vlo1164 No problem! Thanks for watching and have a great trip!!

You can use those three forms of payment in the video and description via smart phone.

The Penn Station name extends from the fact that the old Pennsylvania Railroad built many of these stations back in the early 20th century. At that time, different railroad companies typically used different stations, especially in major cities or towns, so the station usually took the name of the company. If various railroads combined to use the same depot, the place often took the name Union Station. (That's why you see so many of those, too.) "They're all named for the Pennsylvania Railroad,"

Try: www.inm.gob.mx/fmme/publico/en/solicitud.html#

Check the description. The location also comes up in maps under Annaly Bay and Tide Pools.

Thanks for watching and for the kind feedback. That was a great trip we scored some mistake airfare tickets to and just had to go! Definitely need to explore more of the USVIs.

@@CastawaysUA-cam Thanks so much for taking the time to share the great tips!! My first trip there soon will be a lot better because of it :-)

Thanks! The Q70 does not cost anything to ride but you need to have a receipt from the machine at the waiting area showing at least one fare for the train you are about to ride. These receipts are not typically taken but can be spot checked by MTA Police at random.

I don’t think we were afforded any time to explore on our own after the guided tour. I think the tour was enough but it certainly would have been nicer to have more time but I think they have to keep a strict schedule to catch the train back to Ollantaytambo in time. I’m not sure what second trip you’re referring to.

Thank you for the response! I’m watching so many different videos that I got them confused. Sorry…there was one where it was super cloudy the day they got off the trail, but they went back up on a clear day.

Ah. Yeah that’s actually pretty common. I think we even had to wait a few minutes for it to clear but we got lucky with perfect weather once it did. We highly recommend Alpaca Expeditions and are hoping to do another trek with them again someday. Thanks for watching!

We have always used deet on our clothing and skin for our outdoor adventures and it worked well for us in Peru. Some prefer Permethrin. Deet is a repellent whereas Permethrin is highly toxic and usually kills the insect and is typically used on gear and clothing and can last much longer. Either will work just depends on your personal preference. Thank you for watching and good luck on you trip. It’s going to be amazing!

Yes

Thanks for taking the time to come back and leave a kind message letting us know. We appreciate it. Have a great trip!

Yes of course you do. Why would this process be for US residents only?

@@CastawaysUA-cam ok what if I park my ride on the us side n just walk across?

@@user-kc7fh1ft2w we are not experts on crossing and never claimed to be. Most of the questions asked here I simply Google the answers for. But yes, I’m fairly positive if you don’t take a car across the border then you don’t need to fill out paperwork for bringing a car into Mexico.

So much to explore. I’m headed back for canoe camping in a few weeks!

You and us both. I think that video was the last time we were there. We’re due for a trip. Thanks for watching!

If your vehicle is financed, you will need to obtain a letter of permission from the lender, allowing you to drive it in Mexico. www.mexpro.com/blog/driving-financed-vehicles-mexico/

Hey! Our very first tip ever! You’re too kind. Many thanks!

Thank you!! Hopefully we’ll see you again next year for the END Cruise 2025 🤘🏽

😯 we’ve never tried that. Sounds delicious!

What terminal did you go to and what was the steps?

Thank you! I’ll check that out again. I think this was one of those videos where we hit our character limit in the description and had to pick and choose what to keep and what to get rid of.