Can I visit Tijuana by car with just a drivers license as legal papers for a couple of days?

Question

Do you need more than a drivers license to drive to Tijuana for a day or two? Can you rent an apartment in same area to use for a couple of days a week without using an FM3 or what ever, while living in California? I need real legal answers. And, can I see that law?

Answer 1

DO NOT TAKE YOUR CAR THERE!!!!!!! if you want to keep it. park your car in a safe place. take a bus to Tijuana. i have 4 friends,plus myself whom was dumb enough to drive our cars there. non of us had a car with in an hour of checking into a motel. while we were in our room's taking showers getting ready to go party, all 5 cars were stolen. non were ever recovered. good luck and merry christmas.

Answer 2

Get in contact with the Mexican Consulate in your city!
http://directorio.gob.mx
Visas and Travel Documents Getting Into Mexico:
www.travel.state.gov
Driving to Mexico:
Always obtain Mexican automobile insurance to cover LIABILITY and LEGAL ASSISTANCE. Such coverage is readily available from several established firms in San Diego County, at a cost of about $12.00 for one day.

Answer 3

I second the motion that you not drive your car into Mexico. For one thing, your insurance will not be effective there, so if you insist upon doing it, make sure you get some insurance coverage first. You are going to find reentry into the U.S. a lot easier with a passport, or at least a birth certificate. (A passport wll probably be required by 2008.)

Answer 4

No, no longer unlawful, yet there greater useful be yet another form of identity that the shop clerk can experience the call signed on the place of work work to the face in front of him/her or that isn't taking place...nevermind no longer being criminal to force.

Answer 5

Why do you want to visit Tijuana? That's the nastiest city I've ever been to in my life.