Mission → Reynosa

Anzaldúas

6AM - 10PM Daily

Moderate
Difficulty
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Know before you go

Anzalduas is a newer bridge serving the Reynosa area, with several southbound lanes. Confirm the Aduana and Banjercito location before relying on it for a vehicle permit. Of the Reynosa-area bridges, Anzalduas is the better option for reaching Monterrey, but Tamaulipas carries a Level 4 advisory — cross in daylight and stick to toll roads.

At the border

What's where?

Marker positions are approximate — confirm exact locations on the day.

Customs (Aduana)

The customs and immigration office is in a white building just past the bridge, handling southbound vehicle inspections via the semáforo system.

Immigration (INM)

Located in the same customs complex, this office issues FMM tourist permits for travelers heading beyond the border zone.

Banjercito (TIP)

Vehicle Temporary Import Permit (TIP) window in the Anzalduas customs complex for travelers driving past the free zone.

Parking

A large parking lot at the customs facility makes it easy to park and walk in for FMM/TIP paperwork.

Driving the crossing

Step by step, southbound

1

Approach the Anzalduas International Bridge from Mission, TX and pay the southbound toll before crossing.

2

Cross the bridge into Reynosa, Tamaulipas and follow signs to the customs and immigration complex in the white building on the left.

3

Choose the 'Declaración' lane if you have goods to declare, or proceed to the semáforo light for a random inspection check.

4

If traveling beyond the border zone, park and visit the INM and Banjercito windows for your FMM and vehicle permit.

5

Continue south into Reynosa or toward Highway 40 for onward travel into Mexico's interior.

Border intelligence

What travelers report

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Daylight hours

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After dark

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Before you cross

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