Planning to Move to Mexico: What Can You Legally Bring into the Country?

Goods included in your luggage:

– Goods for personal use, such as clothing, footwear, toiletries, and beauty products, if they are accordingly with the duration of the trip. They also include a bridal trousseau, baby items (a chair, a portable crib, a stroller, and a walker, among others, and their accessories).

– 2 photographic or video recording cameras; photographic material; 3 mobile telephones or other wireless networks; global positioning equipment (GPS); an electronic notepad; a laptop, notebook, omni book or similar; a portable copier or printer; a DVD burner and a portable projector, with its accessories.

– 2 personal sports equipment, 4 fishing rods, 3 sailboards with or without a sail and their accessories, trophies, or recognitions, if they can be transported commonly and normally by the passenger.

– A portable sound recording or reproducing or mixed device or 2 for digital image and sound recording or reproducing apparatus and a portable DVD player; a set of portable speakers, and their accessories.

– 5 laser discs, 10 DVD discs, 30 compact discs, 3 software packages and 5 storage devices for any electronic equipment.

– Books, magazines, and printed documents.

– 5 toys, including collectibles, a video game console and 5 video games.

– A device for measuring blood pressure and one for measuring glucose or mixed and its reagents. Medications for personal use (in the case of psychotropic substances, the medical prescription must be shown).

– Suitcases, trunks or any other item necessary for the transfer of luggage.

– A binocular and a telescope.

– 2 musical instruments and their accessories.

– A tent and other camping gear.

– A set of hand tools with its case, which may include a drill, pliers, wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, and power cords, among others.

Passengers over 18 years of age, a maximum of 10 cigarette packs, 25 cigars or 200 grams of tobacco; up to 3 liters of alcoholic beverages and 6 liters of wine.

Older adults and people with disabilities, items that due to their characteristics replace or reduce their limitations, such as walkers, wheelchairs, crutches, and canes, among others.