Arizona Mexico Border Crossings | Border Crossings into Mexico

Last Updated: April 13, 2023 by Roxanna Brock McDade Categories: Border Crossing, Sonora

There are nine Arizona Mexico border crossings. Being familiar with where to cross the border in Mexico, what services are available, and what roads to use both to enter Mexico and exit back into the U.S., can save a lot of time. Whether you are driving to Mexico for a long vacation and need a temporary vehicle import permit, traveling only in the free zone or walking, you can use this list to decide where to cross.

San Luis

Location: San Luis, Arizona/San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora

Access: US 95/Calle 1

Major Crossing:

San Luis II

Location: San Luis, Arizona/San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora

Access: AZ SR 195/Fed. 2

Minor Crossing:

Lukeville/Sonoyta

Location: Lukeville, Arizona/Sonoyta, Mexico

Access: AZ SR 85/Fed. 8 (Benemerito de las Americas)

Minor Crossing:

Sasabe

Location: Sasabe, Arizona/Altar, Sonora

Access: AZ SR 286/Calle Sasabe

Minor Crossing:

Nogales/Mariposa

Location: Nogales, Arizona/Nogales, Sonora

Access: AZ SR 189/Federal Highway 15D

Major Crossing:

Nogales/Grand Avenue

Location: Nogales, Arizona/Nogales, Sonora

Access: Interstate 19/Boulevard Adolfo Lopez Mateos (Federal Highway 15)

Major Crossing:

Nogales/Morley Gate

Location: Nogales, Arizona/Nogales, Sonora

Access: Morley Avenue/Plutaro Elias Calles

Major Crossing:

Naco

Location: Naco, Arizona/Naco, Sonora

Access: D Street/Avenida Francisco I Madera

Major Crossing:

Douglas/Agua Prieta

Location: Douglas, Arizona/Agua Prieta, Sonora

Access: US 191/Calzada Panamericana

Major Crossing:

If you want to check out the border crossing wait times before you go, use the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol website.

Arizona only borders the Mexican state of Sonora and a Temporary Vehicle Importation Permit (TIP) is not required to drive in most of the state of Sonora. However, if you plan to travel outside of the free border zone, you will want to purchase a TIP before you go. Read our blog entitled Who Needs a Temporary Importation Permit for more information.

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