Final Saturday Session for 2026 License Plate Exchange in Quintana Roo

Chetumal, Quintana Roo — The Quintana Roo State Tax Administration Service (SATQ) announced a final Saturday session on March 28 for residents to complete the 2026 license plate exchange and benefit from a 100% vehicle tax subsidy before the deadline expires.

All tax collection offices and plate issuance modules across the state will open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday to accommodate vehicle owners. The period for the 2026 plate exchange and the full tax subsidy ends on March 31 across the 11 municipalities of the Mexican Caribbean state.

Starting April 1, anyone completing the process must pay the vehicle tax and any late fees incurred for missing the established deadline. The tax amount depends on the vehicle’s year, model, and invoice value.

Registration with the State Taxpayer Registry (REC) is mandatory to complete the exchange.

Office Locations

In Benito Juárez municipality, available offices include the Tax Collection Directorate on Tulum Avenue, the Chac Mool Module, and the Taxi Union Module. In Playa del Carmen, residents can use the Tax Collection Directorate and the Constituyentes Module. Cozumel will operate the Plate Issuance Module on 85th South Avenue.

In Puerto Morelos, the Tax Collection Directorate in Supermanzana 17 will be open. Isla Mujeres will have the Tax Collection Directorate on Jesús Martínez Roos Extension and the Continental Zone Module. Lázaro Cárdenas offers the Tax Collection Directorate on Javier Rojo Gómez Street, and Tulum will operate its Tax Collection Directorate on Ook-Tok Street.

Felipe Carrillo Puerto will open its Tax Collection Directorate on 61st Street. José María Morelos will operate the Tax Collection Directorate on Chilám Balám Street, and Bacalar will have its Tax Collection Directorate on Nueve Avenue.

In Othón P. Blanco municipality, taxpayers can visit the Tax Collection Directorate on Héroes Walkway, next to the Government Palace, or the Gandhi and Taxistas Modules.

Authorities confirmed 19 modules will be active across the 11 municipalities on Saturday. The state’s vehicle registry has grown from 890,320 to 1,062,550 units over three years, a 19.3% increase encompassing cars, trucks, trailers, semi-trailers, motorcycles, buses, and other vehicles.