Insurance is required by law in Mexico on any foreign-registered vehicle to Mexico. Because Mexican insurance companies cannot offer insurance directly to U.S. and Canadian consumers, we acquired the proper licensing and bonds, and have maintained a relationship with those companies so we can offer their products directly to you
The quality of insurance offered at our website here is hard to match. We offer minimum liability limits of $100,000 (CSL) with equally impressive medical coverage. Click here to learn more about our coverage and see the Terms and Conditions. In addition, we offer optional extended coverage of up to $300,000 CSL Civil Liability. Now, in partnership with Latin Assist, we have the most comprehensive tourist assistance package available, which includes: Roadside Assist, Legal Aid, Medical Assistance, and even Trip Assistance. Click here to see the complete details on our Latin Assist add-on coverage.
Travel Restrictions. The passport requirement to cross back into the U.S. from Mexico has not been put into effect and there is no plan to implement this new rule until at minimum June 2009. For more travel tips visit the State Department website or click here: Tourist Information
Drinking and driving is illegal in Mexico. Not only can you get into trouble with the Mexican authorities for doing it, but you can also nullify your insurance if you are in an accident and found guilty of driving under the influence in Mexico. See more about Law in Mexico here. |
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The familial culture of Mexico is rich in history. Whatever our travel destination, we are representatives of our country. With that in mind, it is important to show respect to those who call Mexico their home. Just as it does in The United States, showing a little respect in Mexico goes a long way. To learn more about the history of Mexico and its culture, click here: Mexico Information
There are many things to do in Mexico. Some people like to go down for the weekend to relax, get a massage, sit by a Jacuzzi, eat great food and listen to the ocean. While others find it so relaxing they purchase second homes in Mexico, with the intent of renting them out or using them part-time throughout the year.
Prior to our inception it has been habit (almost a cultural activity!) to stop at the border and purchase insurance. We want to make sure everyone understands the importance of following the laws in Mexico, but we also want you to know that there is no need to stop at the border anymore. You can point-click-and-print right here and now...
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