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November 23, 2014 ABC News , Barbara Medina 1 Comments
A Fee To Go Into Mexico? Pilot Program Underway

Barbara Medina, Nov. 21, 2014, ABC 10 News

The National Immigration Institute in Mexico (INAMI) has started a pilot program in which foreigners that enter Mexican territory for more than seven days or they will be involved in paid work, they will have to pay 306 pesos, or about 28 US dollars.

“We are doing what should be done,” said Rudolfo Figueroa, representative of INAMI in Baja California. “Foreigners who enter Mexico have the obligation to register; if they will be in national territory for more than seven days, they have to pay the right of non-residents.”

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