Yes. By Mexican law, all drivers must have insurance. Without it, you could face legal and financial consequences in the event of an accident.

No. U.S. auto insurance policies are not valid in Mexico. While some U.S. insurers may provide limited coverage within a certain distance of the border, you still need a Mexican liability policy to comply with Mexican law.

The cost depends on factors like:

The make, model, and value of your vehicle.

The duration of your stay in Mexico.

The level of coverage you choose.

Yes. Policies are available for as little as one day or as long as several months. Short-term policies are ideal for vacations or quick trips.

To purchase Mexican insurance, you will typically need:

Your driver’s license.

Vehicle registration.

Information about your vehicle (make, model, year, and value).

Travel dates and destination details.

Yes. Driving without proper insurance can result in significant fines, vehicle impoundment, and liability for all damages in an accident.

If you are in an accident:

Call the number provided by your Mexican insurance company.

Do not move your vehicle until a claims adjuster or the police arrive.

Follow local laws and procedures as guided by your insurance representative.