Border Crossing Ciudad Cuauhtémoc - Cd Cuauhtémoc

Bien

멕시코 국경출국수속하는곳. 입국한지 7일이 지났다면 국경출국세를 내야한다.

El paso entre las fronteras es muy cómodo, está abastecido con tiendas que ofrecen toda clase de productos, además de la gastronomía local de ambas naciones.

夜の21時来たら閉まってたお。朝8時にならないと開かない言われてペソも持って無く野宿する羽目なったお。7日以上メキシコに滞在する場合は入国税を支払わないといけないけどその支払いをするのは隣の銀行が担当するお。隣の銀行は9時にならないと開かないお・・・。更に1時間待ったお。支払いはクレカでも出来たお。なお銀行は両替やってないので注意だお。はす向かいのコンビニでやってくれるお。でも1ケツァールが2メキシコペソにしかならなかったお。2割ほど持ってかれるお。グアテマラ側で替えた方が良かったお(＾ω＾)

メキシコ側の国境です。イミグレーション前の商店でトイレを借りる事が出来ます。イミグレーションの先にはコレクティーボ乗り場があり、コミタンまで2時間程で到着です。コミタンからサンクリストバルへのコレクティーボへの乗り換えも容易です。

We had to pay 570 pesos per person for leaving the country. As we asked for a receipt, the guy told us he can't give us one. As we consistent for that receipt he said we can pay or we can't cross the border. Eventually we paid and the only thing we got was the stamp. Also another traveler from our group didn't have enough money, so he was told to just give everything he has with him, so probably all the money is going to the border officials pocket.. Without a receipt we have to pay again the next time we cross the border. So try to avoid this place.

When we arrived around 8 pm, the border was closed and we got being told that we can cross on the following day, the guy asked other tourists from Netherlands for money to make exceptionally a stamp which they declined. On the following day we were served by a friendly official who flawlessly let us pass for which I give 2 stars, the most awkward thing happened on return from Guatemala when we were treated in a totally inappropriate manner from an official who asked us at first for a card payment of 570 pesos and also additionally some cash for which we argued to show us the law which he basically wrote on the open office and assumed that we don't speak Spanish. After we explained our situation, he has let us wait almost 1 hour to pick up our passport which I guess was a revenge for argument before. I would like really to complain about this place

Very straight forward being stamped out. Present your passport and your exit slip (which you are given upon entering Mexico) otherwise there is a fee. Our only complication was, traveling independently and consumed by the bustle of a border town, we rode right past the offices and made it 4 km up the hill to the Guatemala gate before realizing our mistake and had to ride back down to be stamped out. The stamping took a matter of seconds and the young woman was very efficient and polite.