Is Cancun VisiTAX mandatory?

Who pays a VisiTAX? ALL INTERNATIONAL visitors arriving to the State of Quintana Roo pay a VisiTAX. The VisiTAX is mandatory and once you make the payment, it will be synchronized with your passport so you have easy access and do not have to worry about printing or downloading any proof.



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Quintana Roo is getting serious about collecting a visitor tax that was imposed by law on April 1, 2021, but has been loosely enforced, if at all. The Mexican state that is home of Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Cozumel and Tulum, is one of the world's busiest tourism destinations.

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The Exit Tax for Mexico is a one-time fee that all departing international passengers must pay before leaving the country. It is essential to keep in mind that the fee is subject to change, so it's always best to confirm the exact amount with your airline or travel agent before traveling.

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All International Visitors “flying in” to the State of Quintana Roo pay a VisiTAX. So, if your passport IS NOT a Mexican passport and you are arriving to the State of Quintana Roo by commercial airline, then you are required to pay the VisiTAX.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE. The mandatory VisiTAX IS NOT included in the price of the plane tickets or any other service such as hotel reservations, vacation packages, ground transportation, tours, etc.

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However, some airlines may already include this in their standard holiday packages, so be sure to double-check this with your tour operator or travel agent. Some of the airlines that will automatically include departure tax in their holiday packages include the following: Virgin Atlantic. British Airways.

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VISITAX – the new, mandatory, Quintana Roo tourist tax, came into effect April 2021. Since then it has been very highly debated, with plenty of wrong information being spread online.

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By paying the departure tax, international travelers are contributing to the growth of Mexico's tourism industry and helping to support local communities. In conclusion, the departure tax for Mexico, also known as Visitax, is a tax levied on all international travelers leaving Mexico via air or sea transport.

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The Cancun Departure Tax must be paid before you check in for your flight. You can pay the fee at the airport, either at a payment kiosk or at the airline counter.

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Alternatively, you can also pay the Visitax Tourist Tax at the Cancun International Airport or at various tourism booths in Cancun. The tax costs $11 USD per person and is valid for 180 days.

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If paid using the licensed TravelKore portal, Visitax is $18.80 per person. Any other websites are scam sites that have not been authorized to sell Visitax. While they may provide a valid QR code at the end, you will be charged much more for the VISITAX than you should be.

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To get some cash back from your shopping spree abroad, you have to keep the receipts from the items you bought on your vacation that fall under the VAT refund category. You can then claim the sales tax return at the VAT counter on your way out of the airport.

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Foreigners with tourist status may obtain refund of tax (value added tax) that has been transferred to them in the purchase of goods in stores established in Mexico, provided that the following requirements are met: Returned abroad by air or sea. Have tax receipts. That goods purchased actually leave the country.

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