When we lived in Mexico several of my friends who had US plates on their vehicles were randomly stopped (just because they had US plates) and were asked to produce the FMM form. So I think you made a good call to get it.
This same thing happened to another couple of youtubers! I think it was Kara and Nate but can't remember. I was worried when you drove through and didn't get it!
You can also buy get the form online and they will just stamp it along with your passport when you cross the border so you don't have to go to the 2nd office.
Or make a 5 hour round trip back to the 2nd office to get it when you forget, lol 😂 But seriously tho, what is the purpose of that form in the first place?
@@1982MCI Its a tax. When you fly into the country its included in your airfare. Not everyone at a land border needs it so they put the onus on you to get it. Its frustrating because theres different explanations online and of course people bragging about never getting it and not getting into trouble. basically, if you're going farther than the "free zone" (zona libre) or in Mexico more than a few days you need this form.
Next time we'll definitely print it out. We just thought the office would be clearly marked or we'd be directed to the office to get it...now we know 😅
While I impatiently wait for my husband to watch this video, I'm just so stoked you guys were able to make the trip! I hope you consumed tons of good food and enjoyed the beaches and all the things. You guys deserve a relaxing vacation after this crazy road trip!
Hi Guys from Scotland 🏴 We absolutely love your adventures, mostly watch a show over breakfast at the weekends. What camera 🎥 and Drone are you using? Great video and Ariel shots. 🙌🏻 looking forward to your next adventure 🤩🥳
You did well to make the 5-hour round-trip back to the border to get the proper paperwork. You really do not want to be caught in a foreign country illegally, even if chances are high you won't be checked. All it takes is one authority doing his or her job to find yourselves in an extremely sticky situation, and the embassy will be able to do very little for you. That said, great video and enjoy your stay!
There is another van life couple that had their van confiscated in Mexico. It's been a few months and they still have not gotten it back. Their YT is Tenaj and Tino travels
Yeap it's important to always get the proper documentation and to keep all of that stuff in a safe place where you'll remember where it is and can easily get to. They don't mess around when it comes to not having documents but it's like that at every border crossing where there are customs agents. Watched an Australian customs agent tell a guy he was being put on a plane back to the US because they felt he didn't have enough cash to survive his week long trip in Australia. He couldn't prove he had funds in a bank account or anything so back on the plane he went.
My first trip to Mexico in a Eurovan Camper in 2001 was almost identical to your experience. We made a wrong turn right away, ended up on narrow side streets, got the van papers and then missed the step about the FMM. Had to make a return trip back to the border. It was not a good first day but the rest of the trip was fabulous! When we told everyone about our harrowing first day they said “welcome to Mexico” grinning the whole time 😄 Enjoy!
Oh no!! Ya, we're learning that this is a very common first day in Mexico. It's stressful and annoying, but boy does it make the beach and a cold beer that much more enjoyable 😆
On the topic of overheating, I believe you had a LS engine upgrade to you motor home. LS engines seem to run hotter in temperatures above 90 degrees. GM realized this but never published it. Their fix was to install two electric fans to the radiator, and remove the fan clutch. One of the fans come on when the AC is on and the other comes on around200 degrees. It works, I had a installed one on my truck. My engine stays around 210 degrees or lower. I pull a travel trailer. This has helped me a lot. Before my engine would overheat. If you even install one large fan it would help in conjunction with the existing fan clutch.
Glad you got the papers all sorted out. Much beter to be safe than sorry 🙏 Enjoy your stay ,keep safe Looking forward to to your adventures 🥰 Aww a Doggie Friend.
I live in So Cal and I have always wanted to drive to Baja. I am so close to the border! But we have heard horror stories and so we are too scared. Now I am trying to convince my husband to go with a caravan. I’ll be watching you two closely. Thanks for your videos!
I have never been to Mexico and I live in California. Just couldn't find someone to go with me. But happy I can go with you guys, virtually. That RV park looks beautiful. Enjoy!
Guessing that the two different types of coolant are one for each vehicle and they use different types, because you shouldn't mix different types or colored coolants, especially mixing OAT and IAT coolants together, or you can end up with a big repair bill! I like those collapsible safety cones! I need to get a few for my personal vehicle and about 15 for my work truck/trailer, they will save a LOT of room over the rubber ones I have!
When traveling via land you don't really need the FMN lol. Less than 7 days, definitely don't need it. The only time I ever needed to fill one up is when I would walk across. Never when I drive across
Happy to see Clem had no issues!🎉 Looking forward to seeing Baja with you guys. Seems like it will be hot in Mexico. maybe you could upgrade ruby’s alternator and have it power a portable AC?
Yay! Another vlog!!❤ We will never ever take our rig to Mexico so we live vicariously through your adventures! 😊 And Eric, I truly feel your pain - I slammed my hand in the freezer door three days ago trying to tuck in a package that was sticking out. Ouch. Then yesterday I slipped walking barefoot to our outside trash can and ripped the bottom of my foot. Ok, enough of that - I just find myself always getting damaged. 😮 Hope you have a safe trip! And no more injuries to either of you OR Clementine/Ruby 😥 😜
Oh no! Hopefully your appendages are healing nicely. 🤕 Poor Eric's always bleeding from some cut he has no memory of or almost knocking himself out on a low overhang...I always have bandaids and ibuprofen on hand, just in case 😅
I catch up on older adventures on a daily basis and have yet to come to the end, literally endless adventures ❤ Baja looks fantastic, enjoy yourselves.
Haha, ya, sometimes we forget how many videos we've made. We used to post 3 a week when we were traveling internationally...I don't know how we did it!
Regarding the water, you can get water in Mexico. We don't drink tap water; instead, we get purified water from various water dispensers and stores that sell purified water.
Don't dis libraries! So much more than books, and books are great. (Granted, you probably aren't going to check books out if you're always on the move like you all, but they have so much to offer.) Glad you got your paperwork sorted, it's important to do things the right way. Enjoy your time in Mexico and stay safe!
I'm STILL renovating my 1990 Winnebago Warrior 21ft class c. It's been 2 years and I've been living vicariously through y'all and Clementine. I've made that Mexico trek before and learned about that immigration form too. But, don't worry, later on down the road, I'm sure an amigo will offer you a "form" for $50 and tell you that it's ok. Lol, guess what?!?! It's not ok.. ask me how I know. Lol😅 But, you did the right thing by going back. I know it's a pain, but if you look at it from the perspective of it being part of "the journey ", you can have some joy in the process. I wish ❤ safe, joyful journeys for y'all. I'll get out there on the road very soon!
You're in good company at least! It took us about 2 years as well. 🙈 And now that we're 4 years into the RV life, there are still tons of little things we'd love to redo/finish. Hopefully the end (and tons of awesome adventures) are in sight! Sorry you learned about that form the hard way, too! At least we'll never make those mistakes again 😬
Last January when we flew to Cancun we didn’t have to fill out that form on the plane anymore. I slept a lot on the plane & usually drowsy but hubby said it wasn’t necessary anymore. I thought it was so weird cause they usually want to know how long you’re staying for.
it's funny to watch my city Mexicali in your videos, I go through that border a lot, actually, I play golf at Desert Trail RV Park, which has a nice Golf Course. I hope you guys have a great time in our Baja California state, yees the full state name is "Baja California". If you drive all the way down to Cabo, that's in the "Baja California Sur" State
Just watched this, yee haw, wtg, looks like fun, lotta work, but better to be safe than sorry, safe travels, from Nova Scotia Canada, it’s Canada Day here 🍁🇨🇦
You could have entered Mexico using the East Port of Calexico, just east about 7 miles on the I-8, using Highway 7. cross the border and a straight shot to San Felipe. !!!
Oh no!! Sorry you had to use it, but super glad you had insurance to help out! Hopefully that's the first and last time you get hep A (or any other issues!) when traveling abroad 🤞
My sister got arrested in southern mexico once lol Something about CDMX using a digital system to track passports that they know nothing about in the south, so yeah... highly recommend getting all your forms :D
Hello Allison and Eric. Interesting watch as always. Back in 1990s, I went to Cuidad Juárez on foot from El Paso. Nobody stopped me at Mexican immigration, I just walked right in.
You guys going to Baja in your motorhome reminds me of our family trips down there,we even had that type of motor home . Well without the upgrades of course. It would take us about four days with my Dad driving or a week if my Mom drove ,of course this was back in the 80s and 90s . I don't know what the place is like four decades later
Good thing they have an RV with a shower then. Anytime I go anywhere , I always use the shower/bathroom in my Coach. That’s why my home is on wheels, so I’ve always got the comforts of home no matter where I’m at. I will never use a public restroom or shower. That’s why I have it all the water tanks and everything so I’m fully self contained and don’t need outside services at all
Then you wouldn't need an RV Park since you are self contained. My point was if you pay for something, it should at least be clean and bathroom sinks should be working@1982MCI.
If we knew you were coming, we would've baked you a cake! Hope you enjoy Playa Santispac, just south of Heroica Mulege. It's got great access for a rig like yours. and easy access for Ruby to some of the harder to reach beaches a little further south.
Hope you have a great time in Baja. Can’t lie, I’m looking forward to your travel adventures w/o Clementine. She has served her purpose and it’s now time to bid her farewell.
Those puppies are happy you came back! In February 2024, we went down to Rosarito and Ensenada (the opposite site of Baja CA from San Felipe) and I told my husband we needed that form. We were there for almost 2 weeks and I was so relieved nothing happened.
Ya, it sounds like almost nobody actually gets in trouble for not having it, but with our not-so-great luck, we didn't want to risk it. 😅 Glad it wasn't an issue for you guys!
We had friends that took the bus (2009-ish?) not realizing they needed to get off the bus with their stuff to go to immigration. They got all the way to La Paz and had to go back to the border to get the visiting visa form. While they were bummed about it, I pointed out that they had been able to bring on the bus with them about $20k worth of boat parts and supplies. While they went to the border, the supplies and boat parts stayed on their boat in the marina. Subsequently, they sailed their sailboat to the South Pacific. The boat was sold in New Caledonia, and they came home on a plane with a baby on the way. When we drive north and need to check out, it is not easy. We have to park along the 15D ….walk across 4 very busy lanes of traffic, because they took out the lane that used to let cars make a left hand turn into MX Immigration. The other option is to drive miles north of the immigration center, make a U-Turn by a gas station, drive to immigration, get the papers worked out, get back on HWY 15-D going south until you find a place to make a U-turn to go back going north on HWY 15-D, which adds about an hour to the drive to Nogales, AZ.
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When we lived in Mexico several of my friends who had US plates on their vehicles were randomly stopped (just because they had US plates) and were asked to produce the FMM form. So I think you made a good call to get it.
Love how you two travel in the off season! Makes it so much more adventurous!!
You two are brave adventurers. I've never entertained the thought of traveling to Mexico coz I'm a scaredy-cat.
I admire your spirit!
9:57 something similar to this happened to Kara and Nate of Eamon and Bec, I can’t remember which one
This same thing happened to another couple of youtubers! I think it was Kara and Nate but can't remember. I was worried when you drove through and didn't get it!
Yup Kara and Nate
I remembered that too! Since it appears to be important, you'd think they'd make sure to give it to people as they cross the border...
Yes last year
@@gparsons320 yeah lol
You can also buy get the form online and they will just stamp it along with your passport when you cross the border so you don't have to go to the 2nd office.
Doh!
Or make a 5 hour round trip back to the 2nd office to get it when you forget, lol 😂
But seriously tho, what is the purpose of that form in the first place?
Probably should have researched this first lol
@@1982MCI Its a tax. When you fly into the country its included in your airfare. Not everyone at a land border needs it so they put the onus on you to get it. Its frustrating because theres different explanations online and of course people bragging about never getting it and not getting into trouble. basically, if you're going farther than the "free zone" (zona libre) or in Mexico more than a few days you need this form.
Next time we'll definitely print it out. We just thought the office would be clearly marked or we'd be directed to the office to get it...now we know 😅
You can do that online too! Palapa is the grass thatch roof...
While I impatiently wait for my husband to watch this video, I'm just so stoked you guys were able to make the trip! I hope you consumed tons of good food and enjoyed the beaches and all the things. You guys deserve a relaxing vacation after this crazy road trip!
@@sarah-phillips but you clicked on it to comment so your husband will think you watched it already lol
Stay out of Mexico problems solved
Have a great time ⏲️ in Mexico 🇲🇽 and stay safe 🙏 👍 ❤.
Hi Guys from Scotland 🏴 We absolutely love your adventures, mostly watch a show over breakfast at the weekends. What camera 🎥 and Drone are you using? Great video and Ariel shots. 🙌🏻 looking forward to your next adventure 🤩🥳
Alison is so funny. I don't think Eric truly appreciates this - let her improvise! 😂
The Paul McBeth Foundation installed a disc golf course at Rancho El Camino. I’d love to see you guys play it!
You did well to make the 5-hour round-trip back to the border to get the proper paperwork. You really do not want to be caught in a foreign country illegally, even if chances are high you won't be checked. All it takes is one authority doing his or her job to find yourselves in an extremely sticky situation, and the embassy will be able to do very little for you. That said, great video and enjoy your stay!
Question for Eric, where du you buy your t-shirts? BTW if you ever return to Norway we have two vintage VW campers waiting for you to check out.
There is another van life couple that had their van confiscated in Mexico. It's been a few months and they still have not gotten it back. Their YT is Tenaj and Tino travels
Yeap it's important to always get the proper documentation and to keep all of that stuff in a safe place where you'll remember where it is and can easily get to. They don't mess around when it comes to not having documents but it's like that at every border crossing where there are customs agents.
Watched an Australian customs agent tell a guy he was being put on a plane back to the US because they felt he didn't have enough cash to survive his week long trip in Australia. He couldn't prove he had funds in a bank account or anything so back on the plane he went.
Be safe and have a great time in Mexico!
That is how my luck is also LOL if I'm told I am not going to need something I'm going to need it, and vice versa. Best to have all scenarios covered
Minute 18:00. Gotta love Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass!
My first trip to Mexico in a Eurovan Camper in 2001 was almost identical to your experience. We made a wrong turn right away, ended up on narrow side streets, got the van papers and then missed the step about the FMM. Had to make a return trip back to the border. It was not a good first day but the rest of the trip was fabulous! When we told everyone about our harrowing first day they said “welcome to Mexico” grinning the whole time 😄
Enjoy!
Oh no!! Ya, we're learning that this is a very common first day in Mexico. It's stressful and annoying, but boy does it make the beach and a cold beer that much more enjoyable 😆
On the topic of overheating, I believe you had a LS engine upgrade to you motor home.
LS engines seem to run hotter in temperatures above 90 degrees.
GM realized this but never published it.
Their fix was to install two electric fans to the radiator, and remove the fan clutch. One of the fans
come on when the AC is on and the other comes on around200 degrees.
It works, I had a installed one on my truck. My engine stays around 210 degrees or lower.
I pull a travel trailer. This has helped me a lot. Before my engine would overheat.
If you even install one large fan it would help in conjunction with the existing fan clutch.
Glad you got the paperwork sorted 👍 Very nice view at the RV Park plus a friendly dog 🐕 Let's see what you two get up to in Mexico 🇲🇽
Glad you got the papers all sorted out. Much beter to be safe than sorry 🙏 Enjoy your stay ,keep safe
Looking forward to to your adventures 🥰 Aww a Doggie Friend.
Enjoyed your San Felipe video. Pray for continued safe travels. Looking forward to next video. ❤
I live in So Cal and I have always wanted to drive to Baja. I am so close to the border! But we have heard horror stories and so we are too scared. Now I am trying to convince my husband to go with a caravan. I’ll be watching you two closely. Thanks for your videos!
Better to be safe than sorry
@@jj-if6it tell us about the horror stories you’re aware of. Pretty please.
Why would anyone ignore the horror stories? My Mexican friends even told me Stay Away right now. It's bad
Good luck on your vacation, be safe and be well!
The reason there are not any folks at the campsite is because this is the off season. It's way too hot in SF after May!
But isn’t that the reason for the water and a swimsuit tho of am I missing something, lol 😂. Maybe I’ve just been in the snow belt much too long, lol
I have never been to Mexico and I live in California. Just couldn't find someone to go with me. But happy I can go with you guys, virtually. That RV park looks beautiful. Enjoy!
Guessing that the two different types of coolant are one for each vehicle and they use different types, because you shouldn't mix different types or colored coolants, especially mixing OAT and IAT coolants together, or you can end up with a big repair bill!
I like those collapsible safety cones! I need to get a few for my personal vehicle and about 15 for my work truck/trailer, they will save a LOT of room over the rubber ones I have!
When traveling via land you don't really need the FMN lol. Less than 7 days, definitely don't need it. The only time I ever needed to fill one up is when I would walk across. Never when I drive across
You had a little set back but definitely worth the trip back for peace of mind. Hope y'all have an amazing time! Enjoy the beach! ❤🏖️
You all should have downloaded the google map for the Baja area you plan to go. Works wonders for me while I was in Baja while I was offline.
Be careful of low hanging bridges and overpasses.
Happy to see Clem had no issues!🎉
Looking forward to seeing Baja with you guys.
Seems like it will be hot in Mexico. maybe you could upgrade ruby’s alternator and have it power a portable AC?
Yay! Another vlog!!❤
We will never ever take our rig to Mexico so we live vicariously through your adventures! 😊
And Eric, I truly feel your pain - I slammed my hand in the freezer door three days ago trying to tuck in a package that was sticking out. Ouch. Then yesterday I slipped walking barefoot to our outside trash can and ripped the bottom of my foot. Ok, enough of that - I just find myself always getting damaged. 😮
Hope you have a safe trip! And no more injuries to either of you OR Clementine/Ruby 😥 😜
Oh no! Hopefully your appendages are healing nicely. 🤕 Poor Eric's always bleeding from some cut he has no memory of or almost knocking himself out on a low overhang...I always have bandaids and ibuprofen on hand, just in case 😅
I catch up on older adventures on a daily basis and have yet to come to the end, literally endless adventures ❤ Baja looks fantastic, enjoy yourselves.
Haha, ya, sometimes we forget how many videos we've made. We used to post 3 a week when we were traveling internationally...I don't know how we did it!
The Duolingo level Spanish, the seamless Safetywing plug, and money-raining transition...pefecto. 👌😂
Regarding the water, you can get water in Mexico. We don't drink tap water; instead, we get purified water from various water dispensers and stores that sell purified water.
Next time, try Puerto Penasco, MX. You passed it when traveling from Phoenix to California. It's a like a small Cabo. It's only 3 hours from Phoenix.
I am so excited for this! I love your international adventures!
Don't dis libraries! So much more than books, and books are great. (Granted, you probably aren't going to check books out if you're always on the move like you all, but they have so much to offer.) Glad you got your paperwork sorted, it's important to do things the right way. Enjoy your time in Mexico and stay safe!
I'm STILL renovating my 1990 Winnebago Warrior 21ft class c. It's been 2 years and I've been living vicariously through y'all and Clementine. I've made that Mexico trek before and learned about that immigration form too. But, don't worry, later on down the road, I'm sure an amigo will offer you a "form" for $50 and tell you that it's ok. Lol, guess what?!?! It's not ok.. ask me how I know. Lol😅 But, you did the right thing by going back. I know it's a pain, but if you look at it from the perspective of it being part of "the journey ", you can have some joy in the process. I wish ❤ safe, joyful journeys for y'all. I'll get out there on the road very soon!
You're in good company at least! It took us about 2 years as well. 🙈 And now that we're 4 years into the RV life, there are still tons of little things we'd love to redo/finish. Hopefully the end (and tons of awesome adventures) are in sight!
Sorry you learned about that form the hard way, too! At least we'll never make those mistakes again 😬
Awesome drone footage! 💚Great editing too. So glad you made it safely🙏. Have fun and be safe.
This looks epic! Can’t wait for the next videos!❤️
Glad you went back to get the form. Gorgeous beach view!!
Last January when we flew to Cancun we didn’t have to fill out that form on the plane anymore. I slept a lot on the plane & usually drowsy but hubby said it wasn’t necessary anymore. I thought it was so weird cause they usually want to know how long you’re staying for.
it's funny to watch my city Mexicali in your videos, I go through that border a lot, actually, I play golf at Desert Trail RV Park, which has a nice Golf Course.
I hope you guys have a great time in our Baja California state, yees the full state name is "Baja California". If you drive all the way down to Cabo, that's in the "Baja California Sur" State
Happy Canada day!!!
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Great video guys! We've loved it each time we've gone. Stay Safe, and Happy Travels!
Very cool camping spot
Fiasco sounds like the name of a border town.
glad u got the document's guys need to be safe in Mexico
That spot on the beach is crazy!! Very nice!, Enjoy!
Just watched this, yee haw, wtg, looks like fun, lotta work, but better to be safe than sorry, safe travels, from Nova Scotia Canada, it’s Canada Day here 🍁🇨🇦
You could have entered Mexico using the East Port of Calexico, just east about 7 miles on the I-8, using Highway 7. cross the border and a straight shot to San Felipe. !!!
Oh no, sorry yall had to drive back but at least you were able to park the RV and take Ruby!
Glad ya'll went back for the immigration forms! Now you can relax😊
Another Awesome Adventure Thank you Allison and Eric Safe Travels 🙂❤👍Watching from NB Canada Happy Canada Day July 01/2024🙂🙂👍
Love Safety Wing! They saved my butt in Colombia when I caught Hepatitis A from bad food or water and had to stay in the hospital for a week.
Oh no!! Sorry you had to use it, but super glad you had insurance to help out! Hopefully that's the first and last time you get hep A (or any other issues!) when traveling abroad 🤞
Be cautious and mindful in Baja.A lot of crime and trust your instints at all times.Travel safely but have fun and enjoy the scenery.
My sister got arrested in southern mexico once lol Something about CDMX using a digital system to track passports that they know nothing about in the south, so yeah... highly recommend getting all your forms :D
Thanks for the video 👍🏻
8:25 this just gave me "Sicario" vibes, The movie.
Pense que iban a llegar a probar la comida china o algo en mexicali jaja el kikis en san felipe esta mejor para acampar
I love your adventures... even when they are painful. Travel Safe!
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the good and sometimes very, very bad adventures 😅
I was a little late to watching this video, but got a big surprise when you were in El Centro...that's where I was born!
Oh no way! It's a bit too hot for us, but it was a fun little stop 👍
Faf, great stuff.
Another fun video, subscribed
La Palapa just makes me think of sharing a Flon in Brooklyn 99
Love, you guys! Take care!
Your parkingspot looks like a dream to me…🤩
Hello Allison and Eric. Interesting watch as always.
Back in 1990s, I went to Cuidad Juárez on foot from El Paso. Nobody stopped me at Mexican immigration, I just walked right in.
You guys going to Baja in your motorhome reminds me of our family trips down there,we even had that type of motor home . Well without the upgrades of course. It would take us about four days with my Dad driving or a week if my Mom drove ,of course this was back in the 80s and 90s . I don't know what the place is like four decades later
Fingers crossed it all goes well and you dust it off in style.
You could also lose your camper in Mexico. it Happened to another van lifer couple. Mexico is strict on paper work... Be carefuly
@@nancyleab Add to that, their life. Police play by their own rules in Mexico. Let’s not even get into the criminals there.
The RV park you mentioned had some nasty showers when I was there.
Good thing they have an RV with a shower then. Anytime I go anywhere , I always use the shower/bathroom in my Coach. That’s why my home is on wheels, so I’ve always got the comforts of home no matter where I’m at. I will never use a public restroom or shower. That’s why I have it all the water tanks and everything so I’m fully self contained and don’t need outside services at all
Then you wouldn't need an RV Park since you are self contained. My point was if you pay for something, it should at least be clean and bathroom sinks should be working@1982MCI.
If we knew you were coming, we would've baked you a cake! Hope you enjoy Playa Santispac, just south of Heroica Mulege. It's got great access for a rig like yours. and easy access for Ruby to some of the harder to reach beaches a little further south.
Great drone footage
Steve Wallis is in the US and you two are in Mexico during summer 2024 . Good times.
Be safe you two. ❤❤
Stephanie M❤❤
Losing your FMM is no joke when you're going through an airport; never tried it with a land crossing. You did the right thing.
Safe Journeys in Mexico...
Palapas are shade umbrellas made of fronds.
Hope you have a great time in Baja. Can’t lie, I’m looking forward to your travel adventures w/o Clementine. She has served her purpose and it’s now time to bid her farewell.
Have fun, be safe, and listen to your inner self. If it feels wrong somehow, get out of where you are.
Those puppies are happy you came back! In February 2024, we went down to Rosarito and Ensenada (the opposite site of Baja CA from San Felipe) and I told my husband we needed that form. We were there for almost 2 weeks and I was so relieved nothing happened.
Ya, it sounds like almost nobody actually gets in trouble for not having it, but with our not-so-great luck, we didn't want to risk it. 😅 Glad it wasn't an issue for you guys!
Very nice sharing thank you
Smart move to go back and get those papers. All it takes is once and you’re done for!!
Great video 👍🌻🥰🇨🇦🇨🇦
You also need a tip for both vehicles if you leave Baja
You are the sweetest people, please be safe!
We live in AZ. Go to Mexico all the time. You don’t need a form when crossing the border by land. Same for Canada. You do need the insurance though.
What meds do you guys take. You guys are always so chill!! Im on the road and always dealing with things. I don't handle it as well as Manny. :(
Funny because there is an online form you could of filled out before entering!
Another enjoyable video of your travels , live the beach RV park .
That white refer truck was probably the last Salamanca ice cream truck. I guess that’s the one Fring didn’t get to before he was blown up.
I was wondering what Brand and model phones you use. Do you both have the same one. Do you ever film with them
Lol...I was always silently wishing you guys would wake up early and start out early on your adventures haha.
We had friends that took the bus (2009-ish?) not realizing they needed to get off the bus with their stuff to go to immigration. They got all the way to La Paz and had to go back to the border to get the visiting visa form. While they were bummed about it, I pointed out that they had been able to bring on the bus with them about $20k worth of boat parts and supplies. While they went to the border, the supplies and boat parts stayed on their boat in the marina. Subsequently, they sailed their sailboat to the South Pacific. The boat was sold in New Caledonia, and they came home on a plane with a baby on the way.
When we drive north and need to check out, it is not easy. We have to park along the 15D ….walk across 4 very busy lanes of traffic, because they took out the lane that used to let cars make a left hand turn into MX Immigration. The other option is to drive miles north of the immigration center, make a U-Turn by a gas station, drive to immigration, get the papers worked out, get back on HWY 15-D going south until you find a place to make a U-turn to go back going north on HWY 15-D, which adds about an hour to the drive to Nogales, AZ.
😂😂😂 Alisson is so funny
Enjoy but Be Safe Guys ... Love U ❤️ 😍