#End Central America Travel#
Belize is the last country in Kygi to travel to Central America. Take an air-conditioned bus from southern to central Belize and then from central to northern, almost throughout Belize.
Belize City is a small downtown area, and you can walk around in the morning. Prices are slightly lower than in Costa Rica, but not cheap. Hotel standard rooms start at $50, and a light meal costs about $10.
To enter Mexico overland from Belize, you can take a bus from Belize City to Corozal for 12.5 Belize dollars (44 yuan) and then take a minibus (Figure 6) to the Belize border crossing for $1.50.
Departures from Belize are subject to a departure tax of 40 Belizean dollars (US$20).
It is about one or two kilometers from the Belize port to the Mexican port. You can take a minibus, tuk-tuk or taxi. The tuk tuk received 40 Mexican pesos (15 yuan).
When he came to the Mexican immigration office, Gigi thought that the warmest and friendliest Mexican immigration officer became a legend.
When Gigi entered Guadalajara, Mexico, in mid-March, the chubby immigration officer girl asked why she was doing Mexico, stamped the entry stamp, and directly gave her a 180-day visa.
Today, the immigration officer, holding Gigi's passport, turned from the first page to the last page, and then from the last page to the first page, without saying a word. Gigi tried to tell him that my American visa was on my old passport, but he signaled not to speak.
In this way, I read the old and new passports back and forth a few times, and when I looked at it, the immigration officer showed a smile that was not easy to erase. I guess I saw Gigi's visa photos of various periods, and I couldn't help but laugh! Also, the visa photo requirements are different from country to country, especially the ban on glasses, all hair needs to be tucked behind the ear, and the square photo taken is really miserable.
After a strict examination of the passport, the immigration officer spoke. Ask me if I have a departure ticket. After showing your departure ticket, you will tell me that you will be granted a visa for up to 90 days and that you will need to pay taxes.
I have never heard of entry taxes to enter Mexico with a U.S. visa. Gigi had a face full of what what, often walked on the border, and this time finally wet his shoes.
After paying 687 Mexican pesos (262 yuan), the immigration officer looked through my passport again and finally signed and stamped it.
Later, it was a taxi and a coach, and after some tossing, Gigi arrived in Tulum, Mexico, a decent "big" city.
