Aduana Tilali | Customs and Immigration

February 16th, 2024 by martino

For those driving a Chilean car going to Peru: if you don't have your padron yet, print the appostilezed anotaciones document. find it on registro civil Chile website. it is a bit of a hassle to print but it is worth gold! you can enter Peru (at least from Bolivia, Copacabana crossing where we crossed) without any problems. somewhere in between the payment options you can select PayPal. we could not find a way to pay directly by credit card but PayPal works!

July 28th, 2023 by nomadxplorers

We passed here when the other borders were closed due to protests.
Very easy. Don’t forget to stop at migration in the village before coming here. Nothing to pay.
Then to go to Bolivia don’t take the road google maps tells you! Go back to Mililaya to take main road,follow maps me.

March 6th, 2023 by onemonthoneride

Only border that has not been burned in the Titikaka area. Desaguadero and Copacabana are not an option. The road to Tilali was not blocked but I guess it can change pretty fast. Once you get to migration, everything is smooth and easy. No fees to exit Peru or enter Bolivia. Just follow the main dirt road to Puerto Acosta and do the Bolivian paperwork there. Be ready with cash and gas as there is nothing until Achacachi

February 27th, 2023 by larutamidestino

A la fecha del 27 de febrero de 2023 se encuentra cerrado el puesto de aduanas. Dejan un número de celular para ponerse en contacto con ellos +51 959 616 846. Tuvimos que devolvernos hasta la ciudad de Puno para hacer la salida del vehículo y volver a la frontera con Tilali ya que es la única que está abierta por temas de paro en Perú. Ida y vuelta son aproximadamente 380kms más que no esperábamos.
Viajamos con perra y no la revisan en frontera.

October 12th, 2022 by robjansenphotography.com

After immigration in town, we got our tip here. It took longer than normal, because the system was down. The guy was very friendly and let us fill our water jerrycans.

Good luck!

July 4th, 2022 by Jimmytravelsaround

Peru to Bolivia: we crossed the border at this point. unique custom officers on both sides. the whole border crossing procedure was easy, only the road on the bolivian side was in a bad conditions

July 31st, 2019 by lisambeka

If coming from Bolivia you should first do the migration further in to town (on square) and then come back for aduana. We had to wait a long time because the system was down (they had to call an other post so the others could fill in our details in the system, connection was very bad). But really nice people here, could also charge my phone.

May 1st, 2019 by alain.meyere

Just to add to all coments : Senasa control fruits veg meat as usual after stamps on passports out of Bolivia and in to peru and before going to aduana control for the camper.

March 25th, 2018 by andersonrachel

had to knock quite hard to get the aduana chap out but he was there and happy to see us on a Sunday afternoon. got him to stamp the tip and I photographed it just in case. once through the gate another policeman checked our passports again. all done in 15 mins both parts.

January 12th, 2018 by rozenn001

Arriving from Bolivia, you have to go to immigration first (see the other overlander point in the city) then come back here to get the paper for the car.
Everybody is super nice here and at the immigration.

October 16th, 2017 by flymikey1

"Sunat" or Aduana with a police checkpoint on the Peruvian side speedy as not many people come this way THE best route to Julliaca

October 16th, 2017 by flymikey1

"Sunat" or Aduana Peruvian side and a Police checkpoint all speedy as not many people come through here on THE best route to Julliaca

July 10th, 2017 by Www.wetzlospanamericana.de

The Aduana Checkpoint is here, if you are coming from Bolivia.