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dtbushpilot
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Immigration at Gurerro Negro
First let me say that I can never remember if the first r or second r in Gurrero is the double one but I hope that my buddy DK will chime in and set
me straight.
I was asked for my immigration papers by a very polite immigration officer at the 28th parallel today at about 4:00pm....I wonder if he would have
remained polite if I didn't have any.
This is the first time in 15 years that I have been asked for my papers.....fyi.....dt
btw: my spell check says both ways of spelling it are incorrect...I must have pressed one for English on my spell checker
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by dtbushpilot
First let me say that I can never remember if the first r or second r in Gurrero is the double one but I hope that my buddy DK will chime in and set
me straight.
I was asked for my immigration papers by a very polite immigration officer at the 28th parallel today at about 4:00pm....I wonder if he would have
remained polite if I didn't have any.
This is the first time in 15 years that I have been asked for my papers.....fyi.....dt
btw: my spell check says both ways of spelling it are incorrect...I must have pressed one for English on my spell checker
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You got the r's correct, but you forgot the e !!  GUERRERO (it means
'warrior')
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BajaBlanca
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first time in 15 years .. wow ! that is a good record. we used to be asked all the time but for the last year, nada.
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BajaDanD
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is it open all night
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David K
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While my trips into Baja Sur are not nearly as frequent as into Baja Norte, every time I cross at the Eagle Monument (near Guerrero Negro), I have
been asked for my Tourist Card... since 2001. Before then (a few years before), they were checked at Maneadero, south of Ensenada... but it was a
'choice' to pull over there.
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Ateo
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I don't understand how some people get checked every time passing thru GN. I haven't been asked for my tourist card at GN since maybe 1998.
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David K
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Do you get the underside of your vehicle sprayed (and pay the 10-20 pesos)?
There is an alto there, just south of the monument, the migra guy walks up first to see the tourist cards, then the ag guy collects his fee, and you
drive over the sprayers.
Coming north I have never been asked to show my tourist card, however... but others have.
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Phil S
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Has anyone ever verified what the heck the "liquid" is that is sprayed on our cars undercarriage???? Actually seen the barrel or whatever it is
poured from and read what it says?
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dizzyspots
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h two oh?
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woody with a view
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anyone know if the hiway cops are still setup at Las Canadas stopping cars? last two times past i zoomed through but they were talking to stopped cars
both times....
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Marc
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The past 20 years; sometimes they check & sometimes they don't. Come to think of it, I do not remember being stopped for visa check before 1996??
I figure if I don't have paperwork I will be stopped for sure.
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Marc
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
anyone know if the hiway cops are still setup at Las Canadas stopping cars? last two times past i zoomed through but they were talking to stopped cars
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Need to be careful through that whole stretch.
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Alan
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I think the IMN officers go home about 4:30 because I've been checked if I stayed the previous night in El Rosario and hit it during the day but when
I drive straight through to GN to spend the night the office is closed by the time I arrive.
In Memory of E-57
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BajaGeoff
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I got asked last year at GN, but not this year. Still had to do the pay and spray both times though....
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Bajafun777
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Last October got asked for mine when we drove down to Cabo from Las Gaviotas. We also had to pay for the spray that the ag guy was doing. It smelled
so it was not just water. LOL Take Care & Travel Safe--- "No Hurry, No Worry, Just FUN" bajafun777
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mulegemichael
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never....not once...since a long long time ago...did the round trip 5 times in the jimena ano and not even a slowdown...in fact, got waved through the
underside washdown a couple of times; guess they saw the truck a comin'...loaded down wit' goodies...
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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Marc
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Isn't the spray at GN a "donation" and not a mandatory payment??
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ddawson
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Went through (Southbound) mid Aug and we were not asked for papers. We did have to pay 20 pesos for the spray.
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burnrope
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It's been mentioned before, but if you look at Google Maps in GN area, you'll see that it's pretty easy to bypass the checkpoint and bug spray. Not
that I'd recommend it.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by burnrope
It's been mentioned before, but if you look at Google Maps in GN area, you'll see that it's pretty easy to bypass the checkpoint and bug spray. Not
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It is a tax for using Hwy. 1, since there are other roads across the state border that don't require a spray or papers inspection... and there is
NOTHING ILLEGAL about using the other roads. They cross near Mision Santa Gertrudis, near El Arco and near Guerrero Negro.
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