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Welcome to Northern Baja California Realty
 We are excited to be a part of the Baja lifestyle and the Baja real estate business!
Our team offers you the best combination of market expertise, knowledge and professional service, delivered in a friendly environment all focused on helping you navigate the process of buying or selling your home in Baja California, Mexico.
We offer information on all Baja real estate developments including Club Marena, Trump Baja, The Residences, Las Olas, Bella Vista, Calafia, Las Palmas, Bajamar, Pacifica, Palacio del Mar and Baja Diamante in San Felipe. In addition, we offer resale and new Baja homes in the communities of Punta Bandera, San Antonio Del Mar, Real Del Mar, Baja Del Mar, La Paloma, Las Gaviotas, Mission Viejo, Plaza Del Mar, Rosamar, Baja Malibu, La Mision and Puerta Del Mar.
Search for Baja Real Estate for Sale on our "Baja Real Estate Listings" page, then contact us to arrange a viewing. Please note that all of our Baja real estate listings have undergo a due diligence process for financial, legal, tax, environment and market/commercial situation.
Furthermore, we have certified agents specializing exclusively
in the Ensenada, San Felipe, Tijuana, Tecate and Rosarito real estate
markets, each with exclusive listings and first hand experience on the area.
Learn more about Prubaja or the Baja Real Estate market .
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Passport Requirement Delayed for Land and Sea Travel |
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Written by Suzan Haskins
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 As of January 31, U.S.
citizens will need to present a government-issued photo ID and proof of
citizenship to travel to Mexico,
Canada, and the Caribbean by land or sea. But the proof of citizenship
can be a birth certificate—it does not need to be a passport.
Passports are already required for air travel to these
areas, and passports were scheduled to be required for land or sea travel
beginning this year. But over the Christmas holidays the Bush Administration
decided to delay implementing the passport requirement for land and sea travel.
It will likely be put into effect sometime this summer.
In the meantime, if you’re driving or taking a cruise
to one of these countries, you don’t need a passport. But you must take
an original birth certificate (or naturalization certificate) and a
government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license. Children under the
age of 18 must present an original birth certificate.
If you’re applying for a passport, please note that
the routine processing time is currently four to six weeks. Expedited service,
which includes overnight delivery service, is about three weeks.
In addition, all passports issued since August 2007 have a
new design and one major new feature—a computer chip imbedded in the back
cover that includes all the personal information written in the passport, as
well as a digitized photo.
Passports without computer chips will continue to be valid.
But when your non-chip passport expires, you’ll be issued one of the new,
electronic passports.
Suzan Haskins
Latin America Editorial
Director
International
Living
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Northern Baja California Realty
Resident of Rosarito,it's a pleasure to assist buyers with the purchase, please feel free to contact me, I will be happy to help you in every way possible to find a quality home right for you in Baja.
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