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Puerto Iguazú – Foz do Iguaçu (Tancredo Neves bridge)

Visit both sides of the falls; buses and taxis cross the Iguaçu river bridge several times an hour.

All border crossings · Argentina ⇄ Brazil · Bridge, Road · checked 2026-09

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The two posts

Hours: About 07:00–24:00 (check)

Entering Argentina

Puerto Iguazú · Misiones

Visa on arrival
No
E-visa accepted here
No

Visa-free for many passports. (check)

Entering Brazil

Foz do Iguaçu · Paraná

Visa on arrival
No
E-visa accepted here
Some passports

Visa-free for many passports; some nationalities need an e-visa (check current rules).

Visa answers are for most Western passports and change often. Check yours on entry check and the official e-visa site; for e-visas, the post must be on the country's list of accepted ports.

Getting across

  • International bus between the two towns' terminals, about 30–60 min including stops.
  • Taxis and remises will wait at both posts if you ask.

Scams and traps

  • Buses that do not wait while you get stamped: keep your ticket and catch the next one.
  • Money changers with poor rates at the bus stations.

Tips

  • Make sure you get stamped both ways even on a day trip (some drivers skip the stop).
  • The Paraguay crossing at Ciudad del Este is next door: a separate border.

Nearest places

Everything marked check, and every hour and fee, needs confirming before you travel: posts close for holidays, disputes and roadworks with little notice. Written from Voykit's own notes; checked 2026-09.