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First, you will want to extend your personal visa at the:
General Directorate of Migration
It is located here:
JFCM+C9 Guatemala City
This will cost about $25 US (paid in Quetzals) and will take about 30 minutes of your life.
Make sure that you have copies of:
Your Passport photo page.
Your Passport stamp page for Guatemala showing when it expires.
A front and back copy of a credit card in your name, that you have on you.
(They will ask for it but not run it, they simply want to know that you can leave the country if you have to.)
The gSAT office for the La Aurora International Airport is located here:
HFMC+JW Guatemala City
They made copies of my Passport and new sticker, title, and tag registration. It didn't cost me anything to use their service.
Remember, they will extend your visa for a total of 180 days.. THEY DONT HAVE TO DO THIS. They can refuse if they want to and you can't stop them..
I am traveling south, to the bottom of the world. I have a family and specifically a step-son, his name is Elijah.
Elijah has autism and he is going around the world with me. Follow along with us at www.SameTribeDifferentVibe.com where we share the story of his journey as we travel all the way south, to the bottom of the America’s in a 1966 Airstream and learn about this beautiful world along the way.
#Guatemala
#GuatemalaVisa
#SameTribeDifferentVibe
Follow along here on Youtube, Instagram and be sure to visit our website:
Want to chip in for gas? Go to :
Every penny goes towards food, gas, and occasional handouts to friendly people along the way that could use a step up.
I pay it forward. Won't you?
We make money by doing this, if you are going to shop on Amazon why not look through our list of RV essential items that we use daily.
Any purchases made here cost the same, however using our link to reach Amazon puts a few dollars in our pocket, gas in our tank, and food in our stomach. This encourages me to make more videos and expand on this education.
These are things that we use daily and feel strong enough to support.
-- Tools and Keeping Clean --
The Best Vacuum Cleaner I have ever owned:
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Batteries for Dewalt Vacuum:
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Car outlet Battery Charger for Vacuum:
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Most of my tools use the same reliable battery system, here are some tools I can't live without:
Impact Drill for general use (this is what I grab FIRST!):
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Circular Saw for straight lines:
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Sawzall for all your needs:
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JigSaw for rough and difficult cuts:
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We use this basket for laundry every day:
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By far the best ladder I have ever owned, it packs so small:
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-- Solar and Power --
The lifeblood of power, I have 5 solar panels on my roof. This is the best of them:
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This Solar Charge Controller moves power to the battery in a safe way without much loss:
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When we are plugged in, this 12 VDC to 120 VAC Pure Sine Inverter Charger will charge the batteries:
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This is a useful handy remote for the charger/inverter above:
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I use 4 Deep Cycle Batteries for power:
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Electric Jack for unhooking from the car:
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These top vents are used more than the AC and do a great job of moving air in/out, even in the rain!:
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-- Water and Gas --
There are flexible water bags sitting in a waterproof compartment:
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This pump moves water on demand via 12-volt power:
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To this nice kitchen sink:
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An LP Gas powered Water Heater lets Addy wash dishes in comfort:
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The LP Gas Stove that I do all the cooking on:
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Drinking Water Purification system that we use currently:
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-- Food and Food Prep--
Food processor that Carmen swears by:
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Just a nice trash can:
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This refrigerator runs on AC, DC, and even makes ice off of LP gas!:
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Coffee Grinder we can't live without:
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-- Fun and Games --
I love this bike rack we have on the front of our trailer:
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A battery powered projector for movie night:
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