Bravo to Greyhound Buses Company to do this fantastic presentation for people in Mexico to learn how to travel from the border to the United States. 👍😀
First time on a Greyhound bus and first time visiting Mexico. I had a ton of anxiety about this, but this helped ease my fears while informing me how to better prepare for the expense. Mucho gracias! Te aprecio!
@@rogercordon9044 More or less. Since I didn't have Forma Migratoria (which I recently learned you can complete online, print out, and also pay the fee, print and keep the receipt as proof of payment - second visit in a few days so hopefully that works) I was the first off the bus, had to go to a small office where I was asked where I was staying/for how long/purpose of my visit, they filled out the paperwork and gave me 90 days even though I expected 1-2 weeks, I took it to the front window where I paid the fee ($771 MXN/$40~45ish USD) and it got stamped (and I was supposed to keep it on me at all times while in Mexico pretty much), and then I went back outside, grabbed my luggage, and we all went through the checkpoint/scanner area, out the other side, and back on a different (I think) bus.
Funny i dont remember needing a passport to enter mexico in a auto from the us or leaving back from there. Maybe they changed things after 9/11 as this was back in '78 or '79.
You need a passport these days. Actually Americans have needed a passport to reenter the US since about 2009. In the past 4 or 5 years, Mexico has asked to see passports if you're walking into the country. You also need to fill out a tourist visa. It's much more complicated these days.
I see the I-94 permit is required from Mexico to the USA, but which permit's required going from the USA into Mexico for a week with a return to the USA?
@@243villa when's the last time you went by bus? I know when I walk into Mexico with no passport they make me pay a 20 dollar bribe. "Passport fee" I'm wondering if I take the bus into Mexico do I still get asked for passport or have to pay a "passport fee"
En México existen mejores lineas qué greyhound esos autobuses son re viejos acá renuevan cada 3-5 años de unidades con mejores prestaciones. Por cierto una empresa mexicana tiene presencia en tu país ADO al adquirir Ticabus
Yeah, in México that buses are trash. México have more good buses with tablets, exclusive living rooms, WiFi, refreshments, headphones. Buses of recent adquision Volvo, Marcopolo, Busscar, Irizar etc. Let's not forget the double-decker buses
Yo quiero saber lo mismo pero al revés, tengo que ir a Chicago pero mí pasaporte americano está vencido. Lo peor es que ya compré el boleto, espero que pueda pasar la frontera, jaja.
When I cross into Mexico by foot without passport I'm charged 20. I seen some videos of people using greyhound crossing into Mexico and they dont get stopped by customs or border patrol, they just drove right thru. Has anybody recently took a greyhound into Mexico? Do they ask for passport in 2019? Or do you just drive right in?
@@lizbethmunoz2889 i paid for a greyhound ticket to the tijuana bus station. But i ended up getting off at the san ysidro station and walking across. So no i didnt go by greyhound.
Mario That's right. They subcontract to another bus company to deal with the border crossing. If you do this at night it feels kinda sketchy since it's colpletely different from what the video shows.
@Michael Jose It's like going through the airport and like what they showed in the video. Your bag goes through an X-ray machine when you cross the border. I've crossed into Tijuana and Nuevo Laredo and they've never made me empty my pockets. But I've only crossed into Mexico on foot four times. The second time I walked into Nuevo Laredo, a soldier searched my bag. I drove into Piedras Negras and went in the "nothing to declare" line and wasn't searched at all. They had a dog at the border when I crossed into Tijuana the second time but it wasn't doing anything. You also seem mad concerned about this, if you're carrying you have reason to be concerned but if you have nothing illegal with you than nothing to worry about.
@@gregthompson3481 im going though nuevo laredo by bus transportation. how do they check your passport going in to mexico and leaving mexico. do they differ. my middle name is misspelled and i don’t have time to get it fixed in time.
Greyhound Drivers treat people really mean it’s not the same way that they talk about it and when you get to the stations to transfer buses they treat you wors they always treat me mean but l think even the complains are not even worth it l travel 2 weeks ago and a bus driver was really roud to a guy that was going to get on the bus he almost run him over and treat him like shit the bus drivers are really mean and roud
Bravo to Greyhound Buses Company to do this fantastic presentation for people in Mexico to learn how to travel from the border to the United States. 👍😀
First time on a Greyhound bus and first time visiting Mexico. I had a ton of anxiety about this, but this helped ease my fears while informing me how to better prepare for the expense. Mucho gracias! Te aprecio!
*the experience
How did it go at the border? Did you have to exit the bus and then hop back on after walking though customs?
@@rogercordon9044 More or less. Since I didn't have Forma Migratoria (which I recently learned you can complete online, print out, and also pay the fee, print and keep the receipt as proof of payment - second visit in a few days so hopefully that works) I was the first off the bus, had to go to a small office where I was asked where I was staying/for how long/purpose of my visit, they filled out the paperwork and gave me 90 days even though I expected 1-2 weeks, I took it to the front window where I paid the fee ($771 MXN/$40~45ish USD) and it got stamped (and I was supposed to keep it on me at all times while in Mexico pretty much), and then I went back outside, grabbed my luggage, and we all went through the checkpoint/scanner area, out the other side, and back on a different (I think) bus.
That was about border crossing from US to Mexico but is it the same from Canada to US? I think yes.
Put anything you sat on the floor under your seat in a garbage bag, because pop etc.run down the aisle.
Why, do you have a problem with that?
I think greyhounds is a over charge buse line and the buses don't look like the one video
Really?
Buen video pues tengo planeado viajar a San Antonio...
@@mayraortizguerrero9981 yo viaje de Orange County a San Diego y la verdad que si, sale eficiente! No manejas y puedes dormir .
@@OctaBus Hola hermano, te puedo preguntar que papeles te pidieron al momento de cruzar?
Hola, recomiendas de Monterrey a San Antonio?
Funny i dont remember needing a passport to enter mexico in a auto from the us or leaving back from there. Maybe they changed things after 9/11 as this was back in '78 or '79.
You need a passport these days. Actually Americans have needed a passport to reenter the US since about 2009. In the past 4 or 5 years, Mexico has asked to see passports if you're walking into the country. You also need to fill out a tourist visa. It's much more complicated these days.
Great video thanks you
Una Ruta
love Mexico
Se ven muy incómodos los asientos.
Son peores que los del video.
well made video. good job
Ana Karina Rodrigue
No más quería saber una bueno hacer una pregunta cuánto sale el el pasaje de de California a Florida a ver si me puedes decir y si es seguro
I see the I-94 permit is required from Mexico to the USA, but which permit's required going from the USA into Mexico for a week with a return to the USA?
only your passport and just that
@@243villa when's the last time you went by bus? I know when I walk into Mexico with no passport they make me pay a 20 dollar bribe. "Passport fee" I'm wondering if I take the bus into Mexico do I still get asked for passport or have to pay a "passport fee"
1:15 It sounds like "people of the third age." What does this mean?
old people
cyndie26 elders
Q bonito
Disculpe a salidas a Monterrey
Wow! Què bien se ve este sistema. Ojalà en Panamà tuvièramos un sistema de transporte asi... 😔🤗
En México existen mejores lineas qué greyhound esos autobuses son re viejos acá renuevan cada 3-5 años de unidades con mejores prestaciones. Por cierto una empresa mexicana tiene presencia en tu país ADO al adquirir Ticabus
@@Emmannuel.com1 Ah ok! Gracias por el comentario. Ticabus a pesar que tiene presencia en mi pais, es de Costa Rica. (:
Worst experience ever! The personnel and drivers are the rudest and the buses are filthy. Not recommended. Good presentation though. 😂
Yeah, in México that buses are trash. México have more good buses with tablets, exclusive living rooms, WiFi, refreshments, headphones. Buses of recent adquision Volvo, Marcopolo, Busscar, Irizar etc. Let's not forget the double-decker buses
And bathrooms boarded!!
Si te vacuanas la primera y no la seguanda si puedes ir Mexico o no?
Cómo puedo saber salidas a Monterrey
Thank God I'm not traveling at this time!🤔
Puedo tomar un bus de ls angeles a tijuana sierto
Bus pass through which border post
Salidas diarias san isidro los angeles
Hola a todos, alguien me puede orientar, si puedo realizar un viaje en bus de New York a Ciudad de México con pasaporte mexicano vencido?
Yo quiero saber lo mismo pero al revés, tengo que ir a Chicago pero mí pasaporte americano está vencido.
Lo peor es que ya compré el boleto, espero que pueda pasar la frontera, jaja.
Claro que si, si eres Mexicano puedes entrar con pasaporte vencido.
You should buy New units the Mexican Buses are much better.
When I cross into Mexico by foot without passport I'm charged 20. I seen some videos of people using greyhound crossing into Mexico and they dont get stopped by customs or border patrol, they just drove right thru. Has anybody recently took a greyhound into Mexico? Do they ask for passport in 2019? Or do you just drive right in?
Mario did you go ? Did they ask for your passport?
@@lizbethmunoz2889 i paid for a greyhound ticket to the tijuana bus station. But i ended up getting off at the san ysidro station and walking across. So no i didnt go by greyhound.
Mario That's right. They subcontract to another bus company to deal with the border crossing. If you do this at night it feels kinda sketchy since it's colpletely different from what the video shows.
@Michael Jose It's like going through the airport and like what they showed in the video. Your bag goes through an X-ray machine when you cross the border. I've crossed into Tijuana and Nuevo Laredo and they've never made me empty my pockets. But I've only crossed into Mexico on foot four times. The second time I walked into Nuevo Laredo, a soldier searched my bag. I drove into Piedras Negras and went in the "nothing to declare" line and wasn't searched at all. They had a dog at the border when I crossed into Tijuana the second time but it wasn't doing anything. You also seem mad concerned about this, if you're carrying you have reason to be concerned but if you have nothing illegal with you than nothing to worry about.
@@gregthompson3481 im going though nuevo laredo by bus transportation. how do they check your passport going in to mexico and leaving mexico. do they differ. my middle name is misspelled and i don’t have time to get it fixed in time.
*seatbelt in the bus?* 😂😂😂
Estan mejores los mexicanos los autobuses
Why is everyone in the second half of the video white?
You actually pay attention to things like that? Sheesh. Talk about insecurity.
Must be inclusive
Can I get in with my ID ? No passport
con id de california y acta de nacimiento se puede crusar?^^
Leä Ramone He leído que un puesto de control requerirá que personas que cruzan la frontera tengan pasaportes.
NO... Greyhound pide su Passport
How hard would it be to take a 22 into Mexico ?
Try it. You'll find out. Either it won't be hard at all or you'll end up spending a very loooooong time in a Mexican prison. Tell us how it goes.
@@richardweiler3966 it went great
@@stickymon1 good to hear. Maybe you could get a job running arms across the border. The cartels are always looking for a few good men.
@@richardweiler3966 just needed a .22 for hunting !
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Greyhound Drivers treat people really mean it’s not the same way that they talk about it and when you get to the stations to transfer buses they treat you wors they always treat me mean but l think even the complains are not even worth it l travel 2 weeks ago and a bus driver was really roud to a guy that was going to get on the bus he almost run him over and treat him like shit the bus drivers are really mean and roud