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question.gif posted on 2-17-2011 at 07:40 PM


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Originally posted by DavidE
I know of several instances where folks have had enounters with police and if the involved did not produce a valid tourist card they were fined 1,000 pesos (in some cases 1,200) and forced to obtain a tourist card and pay for it right there and then. The newly filled out tourist card was then designated "Transmigrante" and good for 30 days. Transmigrante tourist cards are not renewable in Mexico and the bearer must exit the country and then obtain a new tourist card.


Was these incidences in Baja? Do you know where? What branch of police...municipal or state? Were the fines a mordita or official fines by law?




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