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I have lived in San Miguel for 18 years, and have been involved with Security issues for the last 5. There is a reason why our organization, SANMIGUELENSES UNIDOS, has been active here....largely because of the large number of house robberies in our ... Read More

I am actually glad to hear that. It means that C. was turned away for no legitimate reason ..since all her papers were in order. Anyway that you can send me that extract, Joaquin..or at least a link? Gracias. David B. dbossman11@yahoo.com Read More

Joaquin, I wish I could be more helpful. Look under "Tourist Visa" Regulations for Mexico. Thanks David B Read More

Do not work without papers in Mexico...they are getting stricter. If they catch you, it's a big fine for you and your employer, and the possibility of deportation. No vale de pena! David B. Read More

Thanks...helpful. I am sure that this Immigration stipulation is not followed 80-90 % of the time. However, if Mexican authorities want to stop someone...like a Colombian national (my fiance) they can use that technicality. David B. Read More

I do not have the number of the Law...sorry. I was told this by an individual who worked for years as Assistant to the Consul in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Read More

Abby is correct in that many Americans and Canadians go to the border, and renew their tourist visas there. But if immigration officials, especially at the Airport, want to get technical, they can turn you away as they did my fiance who is ... Read More

Technically, you are not supposed to use a Tourist Visa more than once in a 12 month period. However, many Americans and Canadians go back and forth to the border before their 180 days are up, turn around and come right back. Unfortunately, that ... Read More