Can I travel to Mexico right now ?

Can I travel to Mexico right now

Note: Coronavirus cases remain high around all over the world. Health officials warn that Coronavirus cases can increase even faster due to traveling. Staying home is the best way to stop streaming. Here's what to know if you're still planning to travel, updated in March.

Travel Mexico during covid -19 pandemic

 If you plan to travel to Mexico, with your family and friend there some information you should know to visit the country during the covid-19 pandemic. 

The basics

Mexico is open to tourists. travel Mexico you no need to provide a negative PCR test or quarantine on arrival, although most resorts and hotels ask guests to complete health questionnaires.

The land border between Mexico and the United States is closed for non-essential travel until yesterday March 21. However, you can travel air travel is allowed.

Before you return to Mexico to US you should remember that will you need a negative COVID -19 test result taken 72 hours less.

The U.S. Govt officially says PCR and antigen test results are reliably available within 72 hours in Mexico.

What is offered?

Incredible food, stunning beaches, lively towns, and historic ruins.

While the beach resorts hotel near Cancun attracts travelers, those who want more go for the cultural weight of Mexico City, the Baja California coast, and traditional towns like Oaxaca.

Who can go?

Mexico has some of the loosest border restrictions these days, and anyone can travel by air for business or pleasure.

What are the restrictions?

Travelers must submit a health declaration form before traveling to Mexico. and scan the QR code that it generates upon arrival.

There is no need to test before departure or carry out any kind of quarantine. If you see any symptoms of coronavirus you should ask for the health organization Sanidad Internacional.

Essential travel is closed The land border with the United States. and also southern border and Guatemala has been subject to periodic closures.

What is the situation of the covid?

Mexico had registered more than 2 million cases of Covid-19 and more than 180,000 deaths as of February months.

Mexico PM Andrés Manuel López Obrador has been criticized for taking a laissez-faire approach to the virus.

The restrictions have not been far-reaching and life has continued normally for many, which critics say has led to such high rates of death and infection.

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What can visitors expect?

There are four types of traffic level restriction light in Mexico.

(i)   Red light meaning maximum restrictions

(ii)  Orange light meaning capacity in public spaces and at work to 30%

(iii) Yellow light meaning allowing all work to resume and public meetings to be held

(iv) Green light meaning there are no restrictions there.

See a color-coded map here.

As of February last week, most Mexico states were classified as orange. Only the province of Chiapas, in southern Mexico, was in green.

Mexico many cities, designated as orange, has taken strict measures, with fluctuating restrictions on restaurants and bars.

Visitors are likely to find the situation differently depending on where they are traveling in the country, with varying local restrictions.

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