CoVid-19 Information for USA Citizens in Mexico
US Embassy. Mexico today instructs US citizens to book flights to go home ASAP or risk being stranded.
Mexico cannot escape CoVid-19 pandemic. With meager resources for testing and treating, the disaster will be far more severe than in other countries.
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COVID-19 Information for USA Citizens in Mexico April 14,2020.
Health Alert, April 13,2020:
International commercial flight options currently exist in Mexico. USA Citizens who wish to return to the United States should make commercial arrangements as soon as possible unless they are prepared to remain abroad for an indefinite period. The USA Government does not anticipate arranging repatriation flights in Mexico at this time.
Country-Specific Information:
Mexico confirmed 5,014 positive cases of COVID-19 within its borders as of April 13. Authorities continue to investigate additional suspected cases. The Mexican Ministry of Health (Spanish) publishes daily updates on the number of cases at the national and state levels.
The Mexican government's COVID-19 planning and preparation is based on three scenarios:
Scenario One: COVID-19 cases are travel related (travel from abroad).
Scenario Two: Community-based transmission of COVID-19 begins and case numbers are in the hundreds.
Scenario Three: COVID-19 transmission becomes widespread; case numbers are in the thousands.
The Mexican government assesses Mexico is currently in Scenario Two.
CONSULAR OPERATIONS: Please see the latest information about the status of consular operations including routine appointments and emergency services.
Entry and Exit Requirements:
For more information on border operations and possible travel disruptions, please see our message to USA Citizens.
The United States and Mexico entered a joint initiative March 21 restricting non-essential travel along the USA -Mexico land border to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Non-essential travel includes travel that is considered tourism or recreational in nature.
Mexico has implemented temperature-screening measures at some of its airports and land border ports of entry. Passengers with abnormal temperatures and travel to high-risk areas might be subject to additional health screening.
Authorities in Nuevo Leon are conducting mandatory health screening of travelers arriving from the United States. Travelers should expect significant delays and face the possibility of being forced to return to the United States or being quarantined in Mexico.
Authorities in Sonora began temperature checks of southbound pedestrians and motorists at the San Luis areío Colorado, Nogales, and Agua Prieta ports of entry. Such screenings might be conducted at other ports of entry for Mexico-bound travelers.
Health authorities in several Mexican border states are discouraging all visitors from traveling to Mexico over the Easter week.
Beyond standard travel documentation, travelers to Mexico do not require any additional documentation to enter or exit.
Mexican Immigration (INM) continues to provide law enforcement and public counter services across Mexico. However, due to reduced staffing, members of the public might experience long wait times for routine services. INM recommends monitoring their website and Twitter account for information about their current operating status.
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