Permit· Puerto Juárez· Mexico
Puerto Juárez Capitanía and Banjercito
21° 10.9′ N · 86° 48.5′ W · approximate
Puerto Juárez, the Cancún ferry port facing Isla Mujeres, is where yachts in this area deal with the mainland port authorities - notably the Temporary Import Permit (TIP) and its cancellation at Banjercito.
Practical
Coordinate is the Wikipedia position for Puerto Juárez (barrio of Cancún, 2 km north of downtown on the Punta Sam road), not a specific office - confirm office addresses locally or through your agent. noforeignland reviewers (2024-2026): the Capitanía de Puerto Juárez handles TIP paperwork and staff can be meticulous, asking for proof of ownership of imported items; expect delays of two days or more, especially to cancel a TIP; payment options are limited and Spanish is needed, so many use an agent. A TIP is valid ten years and can be applied for online (Banjercito); it can only be cancelled at a port-of-entry Banjercito office. Reach Puerto Juárez from Isla Mujeres on the Ultramar ferry (about 18 minutes). A Banjercito bank branch is also mapped downtown on Av. Carlos J. Nader (OpenStreetMap).
Best for
TIP issue or cancellation and mainland port paperwork
Nearby
- Marina Puerto Cancún1 NM away
- Cancún Chandleries (Servimar, Mirandas, El Teco, Marine Supplies)1.6 NM away
- Cancún Provisioning (Costco, Walmart, Chedraui)2.5 NM away
- Costa Occidental de Isla Mujeres, Punta Cancún y Punta Nizuc National Park2.8 NM away
- Hospiten Cancún (Hospital)2.8 NM away
- Punta Sam Car Ferry Pier3.1 NM away
- Marina V&V (Playa Mujeres)3.4 NM away
- Manchones Reef4.7 NM away