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International shipping of bank cards via private couriers (like DHL) is often restricted. Shipments from banks are more likely to succeed than personal shipments, but customs may require specific local tax/identity documents (e.g., CURP and RFC in Mexico). Personal carry-on via a traveler is the recommended alternative.

Travelers entering Mexico are permitted to bring a maximum of 3 liters of alcoholic beverages (excluding wine) and 6 liters of wine. The limit for cigarettes is 10 packs. For loose tobacco (e.g., hookah tobacco), the allowed quantity is 30 grams. Cigars are subject to a significant tax of 600% of their value upon import.

Packages sent from Mexico to Russia do arrive. A user successfully sent a parcel weighing approximately 1.045 kg from Mexico City to Russia via MexPost (Correos Servicio Postal Mexicano), which uses the EMS network. The delivery took three weeks, and the cost was around 1600 Mexican pesos.

Upon entry to Mexico, customs regulations generally allow a maximum of two laptops and two mobile phones per person. Travelers must be prepared to demonstrate that these devices are in working condition if requested by border officials. The rules regarding monitors are less clear, but cameras can typically be brought in without issues.

Inquire about the consequences of not paying the VISITAX tourist tax in Mexico. This information is crucial for understanding potential penalties or issues arising from non-compliance.