Argentina-Brazil | Customs and Immigration

November 11th, 2022 by Jimmytravelsaround

super easy border for us coming from Brazil going to Argentina. no need for DDJJ or declaration jurada for us. really short control at the Argentinien customs. Payed 50 Reais for my MB Sprinter for the ferry.

July 18th, 2022 by Betina

A pain in the ass border to come into Argentina. Super heavy aduana !!!! Do not forget the "declaracion jurada" !!! for inmigration

December 8th, 2019 by evadereus

Update going from Argentina to Brazil:

So after leaving Argentina (see other post) we crossed the river into Brazil. They guy there was also really confused about our car. We don't understand Portuguese, but it sounded as: 'You can't enter with a Chilean car'. Then his colleague said something like: 'They have the papers, it is allright'. So eventually we could enter Brazil. They guy made us a really weird paper about importing the car and the paper said we need to pay 50% tax over the price of the car (7000 BRL). Luckily they guy said we actually don't have to pay this. We are pretty sure this is not the correct TIP-paper of Brazil, but yeah... we made it to Brazil I guess? :')

December 7th, 2019 by evadereus

Really confusing border. They didn't understand the rules of foreigners with a Chilean car (we have all the papers). They told us we are not allowed to drive in Argentina with this car. Eventually they let us leave Argentina (to Brazil), but told us we can't enter Argentina again via this border.

If you can go to another border where they see more foreigners.

May 2nd, 2019 by fruit_loop

Crossed border from Argentinia to Brazil.
Prices now:
350 ARS for a normal car
400 ARS for a campervan

Last ferry in the morning was at 11:30. First one in the afternoon at 14:15.

April 30th, 2018 by caminoslatinos.wordpress.com

Easy Border. No food control to enter in brasil.
price of the ferry is 200 pesos arg for one car incl one passenger and 30 pesos arg for extra passenger.

April 8th, 2018 by instagram.com/slowcookingsalmon

I crossed at this little port, easy and straightforward. The little boat takes around 10min to cross the river, make sure you check the schedule before going there, especially at the weekend it only goes few times a day, I attach the latest schedule and prices as picture.

For our van and 2 people they charged us 230 ARS plus 30 ARS port fee. Checking out of Argentina is right there (one window migration, one window Aduana) and once you made it to the other side, you get the immigration stamp for Brazil plus the Aduana papers.

The Aduana briefly had a look into the car on the Argentinian side, but no checks on the Brazilian side, no questions for yellow fever vaccine or car insurance and no copies needed. Really uncomplicated.