Mexican Auto Insurance for Dia De Los Muertos
It’s a spooky time of year and if you are planning on celebrating Dia De Los Muertos or Halloween in Mexico, you’ll want to remember the following items:
– Passport
– Valid Drivers License
– Notarized travel permission letter if traveling with minors without their parents.
– All up to date records of Rabies shots for pets you are traveling with.
– MEXICAN AUTO INSURANCE
Mexican car insurance covers the damage you cause to other cars, property and injury to others if you get in an accident while driving in Mexico.
If you drive in or into Mexico, Mexican authorities will not accept your U.S. insurance policy. Your current car insurance may give you some coverage in Mexico, but usually this is only to your own car (not the damage you cause to other cars or people).
Mexican law requires that you at least carry liability coverage and it must be with a Mexican auto insurance policy.
If you policy has FULL COVEAGE, Mexican auto insurance can cover your car if it’s lost, stolen and/or damaged while in Mexico.
Get in a car accident while in Mexico WITHOUT Mexican Car Insurance and you can face criminal action (even if you are not at fault)!
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Have fun this Dia De Los Muertos and stay safe.
