Individuals
Do you need a customs broker for a personal shipment?
Whether you need a customs broker depends on the goods and how they will cross. We review those details; for goods you carry as a passenger, check ANAM’s baggage and franquicia (personal allowance) guidance first.
Carrying goods or arranging freight?
Start with how the goods arrive: in your vehicle, by courier or as freight. ANAM provides passenger customs guidance; use the relevant official information rather than assuming all personal purchases follow one route.
Official reference: ANAM: passenger customs information
Prepare the details you already know
List what you are bringing, whether it is new or used, its approximate value and destination state. Include where it is now and any crossing point you are considering. You can leave unknown origin and classification details for the review.
Find your shipment topic
Solar panels, inverters and batteries for Mexico
Prepare component details and the battery transport questions.
Building materials for a home in Mexico
Lumber, tile, windows, fixtures, steel and prefab components.
Tools, machinery and equipment for Mexico
One-off tools, generators, appliances and used machinery.
Household goods when moving to Mexico
Organize the inventory and relocation questions.
Personal allowance: check before crossing
Passenger guidance and questions beyond ordinary baggage.
Bringing a vehicle to Mexico?
Vehicle information and requests on Mexico Car Import.
Start with your personal shipment.
The form opens for an individual import. Change the direction if the goods are leaving Mexico.
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