Foreign crew members who will work in Mexico for more than 180 days and receive direct payment from a Mexican company are required to obtain a working visa. For production crews visiting temporarily, it’s recommended to enter Mexico as tourists. For more details, please visit the Mexican Government’s official website.

• January to February: These are our winter months, characterized by mostly clear skies and cooler temperatures ranging from 68°F to 85°F. It’s a great time to enjoy mild weather.

• March to July: During this period, the weather tends to be hot with minimal rain. Temperatures can rise up to 90°F in May, which is typically our hottest month of the year.

• July to October: This is our rainy and hurricane season, where weather can be unpredictable, with temperatures often exceeding 85°F. You may experience scattered thunderstorms and brief showers, though rain is not guaranteed.

• November to December: As we transition into autumn, temperatures start to cool slightly, but we still enjoy the warmth of the Caribbean. The afternoons are often marked by stunning sky colors, creating a magical atmosphere.

Cancun boasts the second largest airport in Mexico, with direct flights from around the globe. Recently, Tulum Airport has also begun international operations, welcoming flights from American Airlines and Spirit Airlines.

Kanan Films operates throughout Mexico, with a particular focus on coastal regions from north to south. We specialize in outdoor locations and have established strong partnerships in Belize and Guatemala, enhancing our ability to deliver seamless services between countries.

Yes, Mexico provides tax incentives for film productions, allowing deductions on various expenses. While the process may take some time, it is definitely achievable.