Mexico will implement a new cruise passenger fee starting at $5 in July 2025. The fee, initially set at $42, was lowered after industry pushback and will gradually increase over the next few years.

Currently, cruise ship passengers are exempt from Mexico’s immigration fees as they’re considered to be “in transit.” In it release, AMANAC said “Mexico could lose up to 10 million ...

Starting July 2025, cruise passengers visiting Mexico will be required to pay a new fee of $5 USD per person. This fee, known as the Derecho de No Residente (DNR), marks a significant reduction ...

Mexican business chambers say the $42 fee may hurt the country's $500 million-per-year cruise industry. The island of Cozumel, which is part of Mexico's Caribbean coast, is the busiest port of ...

Having fun in the sun south of the border could get a little more expensive next year for visitors who stop in Mexico via cruise ships.The Mexican government plans to impose a $42 immigration fee ...

A fee that could have made Mexico one of the most expensive countries to cruise to has been narrowly avoided. In winter 2024, the Mexican government planned to start charging cruise passengers a $ ...

There maybe a little good news for cruise lines annoyed at the imposition of the $42 cruise fee payable per passenger when docking in Mexico. CEO of the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association ...