We’re bringing a used sedan from the US and want to avoid surprises.
What should I know about importing my car to Tenosique?
1 Answer
Importing a vehicle into Mexico requires compliance with federal customs regulations, which include paying import duties, obtaining a temporary or permanent import permit and registering the car with the national vehicle registry. Since Tenosique is a border town, the customs office there can process the paperwork, but you will need to present the original title, a valid passport and proof of ownership. Temporary permits are often used for stays under six months and can be extended; permanent registration involves additional fees and a local vehicle inspection. It is advisable to contact a customs broker or consult the official customs website before departure to confirm the required documents and current tariffs.
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