Bring Ozempic to Mexico: Customs Rules & Permit
Sometimes RequiredRequirements Summary
Personal-use meds allowed with a prescription/doctor letter; certain items may require COFEPRIS import permit.
What to Say at Customs
"Hello, I'm carrying a prescription medication (semaglutide/Ozempic) for personal use in its original packaging. I have my doctor's letter/prescription. I'm carrying the associated needles/pen tips. It's a personal supply for my own treatment. If required for this country, I can provide COFEPRIS import permit. I would like to declare it."
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How to bring Ozempic into this country
Check if permit needed
Review COFEPRIS guidelines to determine if your medication requires import permit.
Apply for permit if needed
Submit COFEPRIS application with prescription and medical documentation.
Prepare required letter
Ensure you have a doctor's letter as this is required for Mexico.
Declare at customs
Present permit (if required), prescription, letter, and medication at Mexican customs.
Trip supply estimator
Estimated for weekly dosing schedule
Packing checklist
Frequently Asked Questions
Check the current COFEPRIS guidelines as requirements may vary by specific medication.
Yes, Mexico requires a doctor's letter for personal-use medication imports.
Processing times vary; apply well in advance of your travel date.
Official Sources & Documentation
Disclaimer: This information is for reference only. Always verify current requirements with official sources above, as regulations may change without notice.