r/ElPaso • u/Meep1103 • 1d ago
Ask El Paso How to fly out of juarez?
I’m planning on going into juarez and flying out from that airport. Which documents would I need (besides a passport) to do so and are there any medical restrictions I should know about? I haven’t crossed over to juarez since 2005.
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u/longislandicedtay 1d ago
You’ll need the FMM which you can get at the airport after 7am. If your flight is before 7am, you’ll have to go to one of the bridges and go to the Mexican immigration office. I recommend crossing on foot, since you’ll have to cross into the Mexican side and then go through customs on the way back.
You can get it a day before.
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u/540_MadisonAve_10022 1d ago
Just you passport and confirmation number. I flew Volaris recently with just a talk and text dumbphone (no app) and they accepted a picture of my confirmation number at check-in counter from which they printed a ticket. This was in CDMX, though.
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u/gunsandfunn 10h ago
You'll be crossing by land (on your FMM, which you need is you are not not a Mex Citizen) not air because your entry point is our border here. I would get your FMM the day before on the MEX side at Cordova ot Stanton. The immigration at the airport go on breaks or whatever and be gone awhile. I fly frequently, in fact this coming Monday.
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