I’m shipping a few furniture pieces from the US.
What paperwork is required to bring my household goods into Mazatlán?
1 Answer
Importing personal household items into Mexico requires a temporary import permit if you plan to stay less than six months, or a permanent import process for longer stays. You’ll need a valid passport, a visa or residency card, and an inventory list of the items, often certified by a customs broker. Some goods, such as electronics, may need proof of ownership to avoid duty. The customs authority’s website provides detailed forms and fee schedules. It’s advisable to work with an international moving company familiar with Mexican customs procedures, as they can handle documentation, arrange inspections, and advise on any prohibited items.
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