Customs and Immigration at Tulum Airport
International arrival formalities at Tulum Airport: immigration, digital FMM, customs, duty-free allowance and SENASICA inspection.
Mexico’s National Immigration Institute (INM), National Customs Agency (ANAM), SENASICA and International Health officers operate at the airport. All international passengers go through these controls on arrival.
Immigration
The immigration officer checks and stamps your passport. Foreign visitors obtain the digital Multiple Immigration Form (FMM) through the QR code provided at the checkpoint or on the INM website; it is downloaded only once and you should keep it for your entire stay.
Customs
After collecting your bags you will go through customs. Passengers arriving on international flights may bring, in addition to personal belongings, goods worth up to USD 500 without paying duties. Cash over USD 10,000 or its equivalent must be declared.
Agricultural products
SENASICA inspects food, plants, animal products and pets. Declare these items to avoid penalties.
More information for your trip
- Check-in times
- Buying tickets
- Airport fee (TUA)
- Traveling with minors
- Traveling with pets
- Security checkpoint
- Baggage
- Lost and found
- The terminal
- Airport map
- Restaurants
- Shops
- VIP lounges
- Wi-Fi
- Currency exchange
- Banks and ATMs
- Accessibility
- Medical services
- Phone directory
- Private aviation
- Getting downtown
- Parking
- Car rental
- Nearby hotels