MOVING TO MEXICO:

Embrace Vibrant Culture and Enchanting Landscapes

As you start the magical trip of moving to Mexico, where lively culture meets stunning scenery, Universal Relocations will be there for you every step of the way. Our dedication goes beyond just helping you move; we’re here to make sure you have a smooth transition into a life filled with the Land of the Aztecs’ lively traditions, historic charm, and warm hospitality. Take a look at the different parts of Mexico that make it such an interesting place to visit, from the old streets of Mexico City to the sunny beaches of Cancun.

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PROHIBITED ITEMS
  • Beverages including but not limited to wine, beer, spirits, etc.
  • Food items including but not limited to spices, tinned products, canned goods, etc.
  • Medicine or drugs
  • Weapons and ammunition
  • Detergents, soaps or similar objects
  • Collectable items such as pens, coins, etc.
  • Blank CDs, DVDs or tapes
  • Large quantities of similar objects because they could be considered items for sale in Mexico
  • Pornographic items
  • Cars, boats, and/or motorcycles (unless the client is a diplomat)

MEXICO CITY'S HISTORIC GRANDEUR

Immerse yourself in the historic grandeur of Mexico City, where ancient ruins, colonial architecture, and modern art coexist. Explore the archaeological site of Teotihuacan, visit the Frida Kahlo Museum, and savor the flavors of Mexican cuisine.

CANCUN'S TROPICAL PARADISE

Discover the tropical paradise of Cancun, where white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant nightlife create an idyllic setting. Relax on Playa Delfines, explore the underwater museum MUSA, and dance the night away in the Hotel Zone.

OAXACA'S ARTISTIC HERITAGE

Experience the artistic heritage of Oaxaca, a city known for its vibrant markets, indigenous crafts, and mezcal distilleries. Visit the Santo Domingo Church, explore Monte Albán's archaeological site, and indulge in the rich flavors of mole.

GUADALAJARA'S CULTURAL SCENE

Immerse yourself in the cultural scene of Guadalajara, the birthplace of mariachi music and tequila. Attend a traditional charreada, stroll through Tlaquepaque's artisan markets, and explore the Hospicio Cabañas.

PUERTO VALLARTA'S COASTAL CHARM

Explore the coastal charm of Puerto Vallarta, where the Sierra Madre Mountains meet the Pacific Ocean. Relax on Playa de los Muertos, stroll along the Malecón, and experience the vibrant arts scene in the Zona Romántica.

MEXICO CUSTOMS GUIDELINES FOR USED HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PERSONAL EFFECTS

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

  • Copy of passport
  • Letter to Customs
  • Contact details
  • Declaration of value
  • Original legalized inventory in Spanish (Mexican citizens / permanent resident visa holders)
  • Express bill of lading (SWB) / air waybill (AWB)
  • Proof of ownership, if applicable (for antiques and artifacts)
  • Permanent resident visa, if applicable (returning citizens)
  • Temporary resident visa, if applicable
  • Copy of RFC / CURP number (returning citizens)
  • Copy of INE/IFE card (both sides)
  • Full inventory list (returning citizens / temporary resident visa holders)
  • List of electronics (returning citizens / permanent resident visa holders / temporary resident visa holders)
  • Letter of guarantee from employer ( temporary resident visa holders)
  • Solidarity and compromise Letter (temporary resident)

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Your Journey Awaits

Embark on your Mexican adventure with Universal Relocations as your devoted partner. Beyond being a relocation service, we are here to guide you into a life enriched by vibrant culture and enchanting landscapes. Contact us today for a consultation, and let us transform your move into an adventure filled with culture, warmth, and exciting possibilities. Your Mexican adventure begins here!

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