The Nogales Grand Avenue or more commonly named DeConcini port of entry is a passenger, train, and pedestrian border crossing. The Nogales Mariposa crossing is for commercial vehicles/trucks. The Nogales Morley Gate crossing is for pedestrians only. Nogales DeConcini wait times are below.
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The DeConcini border crossing is a pedestrian, passenger vehicle and train port of entry so you can walk across the DeConcini border. The usual ID requirements apply whether crossing by foot or vehicle.
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The DeConcini crossing is ordinarily open 24 hours a day.
There are a number of duty free stores near the Nogales border crossing. It’s worth noting that for purchases to be tax free you must enter Mexico (export the goods) before returning to the US. Detailed info can be found here.
When traveling between America and Mexico you must have a form of ID with you that is compliant with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. The most obvious example is a passport. Frequent travelers may have a PASS card or a trusted traveler card, which is also acceptable. Enhanced Driver’s Licenses issued by your state are also accepted. Any minors must have proof of citizenship. This could be in the form of an original birth certificate, a Consular Report of Birth Abroad, or a Citizenship Certificate.
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