Day: September 17, 2026
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Socio-Natural Disasters
[su_note note_color=”#87214b” text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”1″]Each year the country is affected by numerous disasters. In the face of disasters, the most frequently encountered problem with individual or community behaviour is the lack of preparation to deal with the disaster in its three basic stages: before, during and after.[/su_note] [su_box title=”General recommendations” box_color=”#87214b”] Before the disaster. The first step… Read more
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Traveling to Mexico as a tourist:
[su_note note_color=”#eb6287″ text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”0″] What are the requirements for visiting Mexico as a tourist? [/su_note] You must first check if people from your country need a visa to enter Mexico and stay up to 180 days for tourism, business or any other unpaid activity: https://www.inm.gob.mx/gobmx/word/index.php/paises-requieren-visa-para-mexico/ If you need a visa to travel to Mexico, go to… Read more
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Self-management for migrants
National Red Cross and ICRC Societies in the region recommend self-care measures and stress the need to mitigate the humanitarian consequences suffered by migrants. Find out. It is very important that you are familiar with the route you are going to follow on your trip, the climates you are going to face, the hostels and… Read more
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Solidarity Allies Network (Red de Aliad@s Solidari@s)
[su_note note_color=”#964198″ text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”0″] Know the Solidarity Allies Network for Employment: [/su_note] It is a network that brings together people and organizations that want to support capacity building for the employment of foreigners in vulnerable situations who are beneficiaries of Sin Fronteras IAP. How can you join the network? [su_dropcap style=”default” size =”2″]1[/su_dropcap] [su_tooltip… Read more
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HIV care for migrants in CDMX
[su_note note_color=”#dfedee” radius=”0″] Learn about the Sanctuary Clinic Program: HIV protection and care for migrants and repatriated Mexicans in CDMX, at Clínica Especializada Condesa and Clínica Especializada Condesa Iztapalapa “Jaime Sepúlveda Amor”. [/su_note] The migrant population will receive the following administrative services for their inclusion in the Sanctuary Clinic Program: [su_list icon=”icon: child” icon_color=”#9f9f9f” indent=”-10″]… Read more
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Services in Monterrey
[su_heading size=”25″]Learn about the services offered by the government of Monterrey for people in mobility situations. Contact the Sin Fronteras Monterrey team for guidance. [/su_heading] [su_note note_color=”#3470b6″ text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”1″] Public Health: [/su_note] Free medical consultation: You will be able to receive General Medical, Dental, Psychological Consultation Services, and Basic Healing and Nursing Services. The Medical… Read more
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What happens if I am detained by the immigration authority at the airport?
[su_list icon=”icon: asterisk” icon_color=”#fa91b2″ indent=”-10″] In detention you have the right to be interviewed (Regulation of the Immigration Law, article 42, section I). You cannot be detained in “the little room” or “the bubble” for more than 4 hours. A record will be drawn up in which the immigration authority will establish the grounds, motives,… Read more
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Assisted Return
[su_note note_color=”#dfedee” radius=”0″] What do I do if I want to return to my home country?[/su_note] If you want to return to your home country, consider the following: [su_list icon=”icon: child” icon_color=”#9f9f9f” indent=”-10″] Be sure that your life, liberty and safety will not be in danger upon your return. In case there is no risk,… Read more
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Do you know how to apply for asylum in the United States?
[su_note note_color=”#eb6287″ text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”0″] Don’t be fooled, the U.S. borders remain closed. Title 42 The U.S. government informed that in 2022 the application of Title 42 could end, however, this has not happened in 2023 and migrants or asylum seekers still cannot enter the U.S. without an immigration permit. It is very important to consult… Read more
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What happens if I am detained by the immigration authority at the airport?
[su_list icon=”icon: asterisk” icon_color=”#fa91b2″ indent=”-10″] In detention you have the right to be interviewed (Regulation of the Immigration Law, article 42, section I). You cannot be detained in “the little room” or “the bubble” for more than 4 hours. A record will be drawn up in which the immigration authority will establish the grounds, motives,… Read more