Dr. Adrián de Silva Razo
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Certificate 4/3819/22 · valid to 2027-03-11
Edmonton, Alberta to Tijuana
Almost always a connecting flight, so build in slack on both legs and treat this as a multi-day trip rather than a quick crossing.
About 1,600 miles to San Diego
Roughly a 4 hour flight, usually with a connection
Do not book a same-day connection home after any procedure under sedation.
Distances and times are approximate and change with traffic and with the wait at the crossing. Check the CBP border wait times page on the morning you travel.
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The thing people underestimate isn't the price, it's the recovery stay. A surgical trip isn't a day trip: budget for the nights your surgeon requires in the area afterwards, plus the interval before you can fly. Ask for both in writing, and read how the crossing works before your first one.
About 1,600 miles to San Diego. Roughly a 4 hour flight, usually with a connection. Almost always a connecting flight, so build in slack on both legs and treat this as a multi-day trip rather than a quick crossing.
Yes. A Canadian passport for the flights, and it's also what you use crossing back out of Mexico. If your route takes you through the United States, check the current US entry requirements for Canadian citizens before you book, because those are separate from Mexico's.
Do not book a same-day connection home after any procedure under sedation. Pedestrian and vehicle lanes move at completely different speeds, which is why most patients park on the US side and walk.
After a consultation, yes. After surgery, no: you will need someone else to drive, and most of the procedures people cross for require staying in the area for a recovery period before it's safe to travel at all. Get that interval from the surgeon before you book anything.