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Above all please exercise basic decency and in the sub as well as the • Then • and • to visit. Related Subreddits: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • City Links: See something to alert the city of? (potholes, hazards, illegal dumping, graffiti) Need a more graphical list of contact numbers for city issues? They changed the rules at the San Ysidro crossing so now they make you show a passport to enter Mexico. They will also ask you to pay a visa fee of you are staying over 7 days so make sure you say you are staying for one or two. My friend only had Sentri and they gave him a hard time saying he needed a passport to get in.

At first we couldn't tell if they were joking or not because in the past they wouldn't even check but now they said Sentri is for getting back in the US only and you need a passport to enter. I heard other crossing do not have the new system set up yet. And yes you should probably have a passport to get back in easily. Ramblin Jeffrey Lee Rar.

Source: I went a month ago • • • •. Do you look Mexican at all?

What is the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI)?WHTI is the joint Department of State (DOS) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) plan to implement a key. Jan 15, 2013. What are the travel requirements when crossing the border from Mexico to US? If you crossing back to the US from Mexico by land, you need to present a valid Passport Book, Passport Card or Enhanced Driver's License (EDL). Passport Book: Can be used for both travel by land and air to Mexico and other. Jun 23, 2017. Almost a million times each day, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) officers welcome international travelers into the U.S. In screening both foreign visitors and returning U.S. Citizens, CBP uses a variety of techniques to. Documentation is essential to ensuring a problem-free U.S. Border crossing.

The new entry into Mexico has 2 sides. One for Mexican citizens that dont have to declare their entry and the other for everyone else. I am Mex-American and I do not have Mexican citizenship but I go through the Mexican side anyways. So unless youre obviously a tourist, go to through the 'Mexican citizens' side and you should be fine. This only applies if you are crossing on foot.

You will not get stopped if you are in a car unless you get picked for random inspection. You can not be denied entry back into the US. They migt give you a hard time and send you to secondary inspection but you will cross.

I go down there a lot so i can answer this. The san ysidro border crossing just got upgraded [on both sides]. You used to be able to just walk into mexico with no problem. But, now they have a pretty controlled entrance. Theyre gonna make you get their 20$ visa thats good for 6 months. All you need is a drivers liscence. Keep in mind this visa is good for all of mexico.