Only the people who have entered the country irregularly or who have exceeded their assigned time of stay must pay a fine. For complaints and reports, call: 2213-7777, and customer service: 2213-7778.

The Central American Free Mobility Agreement (CA-4) is an agreement between the countries of Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and El Salvador. According to this agreement, if you are a citizen of one of these countries, you will only need a national identity document (DPI) to travel to these countries. For minors, a valid passport and the company of a parent is required.

Don't be fooled! If you have any concern or doubt, contact the General Consulate of Mexico in Miami or call the CIAM, to 520 623 7874.

The fight against human trafficking is everyone's responsibility! In the “Protection and Assistance” section you will find the necessary information to report these crimes as well as on the professional assistance you may need.

Are you being forced to work? Report it! This is one of the conditions suffered by victims of human trafficking. In the “Emergency” section there are numbers for you to call, depending on the country where you are. 

Do not hesitate to report any abuse you experience. In the “Protection and Assistance” section you will find more information on organizations that can assist you in such situations. 

Keep your documents up-to-date. At MigApp we have an “Entry Requirements” section with information on migration procedures. 

If somebody traveling with you gets kidnapped, dies or disappears, report it to the nearest Red Cross.  

Be careful! Do not share you family's telephone numbers or general information with strangers. Do not put them in danger.

If you are in a return migration process, look for available options to prepare yourself and find new ways to achieve your goals.