Current crossing hours
Schedule reviewed October 13, 2026. Douglas: 24 hours.
These are U.S.-bound CBP schedules in local time, not Mexican southbound, immigration or vehicle-permit office hours. Check CBP’s current port hours, lane status and notices before leaving. Not every lane operates for the full port schedule.
For Mexico-bound travel, confirm immigration and vehicle-permit services separately. Consult Banjercito’s official guidance and the chosen module; do not assume 24-hour permit or cancellation service.
Douglas, Arizona – Agua Prieta, Sonora Border Crossing Information
U.S.-bound passenger hours: 24 hours daily
Phone: (520) 364-8486
Banjercito: Banjercito/CIITEV service hours are not confirmed here. Verify the specific module and permit or cancellation service before travelling; crossing hours do not establish office hours.
Comments:
- This border crossing is generally easy to navigate, though it can be busy.
- The U.S. side (Douglas) handles vehicles of all sizes efficiently.
- Agua Prieta, on the Mexican side, can experience congestion.
Historical Note: The Douglas Border Crossing was established in 1916.
Directions:
Driving South:
- Travel south on U.S. Highway 191.
- After clearing customs and obtaining Mexican paperwork, drive straight and follow the traffic to Calle 1.
- Make a right turn onto Avenida 6 and proceed further into Agua Prieta.
Driving North:
- From Mexico Highway 5, head north on Avenida 6.
- Continue to the end of Avenida 6, reaching Internacional.
- Make a left turn and continue through the border to cross back into the United States.
Additional Information:
- Banjercito/CIITEV service hours are not confirmed here. Verify the specific module and permit or cancellation service before travelling; crossing hours do not establish office hours.
- Travelers should be prepared for potential congestion on the Mexican side, particularly in Agua Prieta.
