San Luis – San Luis II (commercial)
San Luis Río Colorado
Passenger vehicles
- StandardPending
- Ready LanePending
- SENTRIPending
Pedestrians
- StandardPending
- Ready LanePending
Commercial vehicles
- StandardPending
- FASTPending
San Luis Río Colorado
San Luis – San Luis II (commercial) border wait time right now
LiveChecked with CBP 3 min ago · 5:55 p.m. (Tijuana time)
Closed
Car · StandardPending
Pedestrian · StandardPending
Hours9 am-5 pm
Statistics
What is the best time to cross at San Luis – San Luis II (commercial)?
We are collecting data. We save every CBP report to calculate the average wait by hour and day. So far we have 0 of the 24 readings needed for Cars · Standard.
In the meantime, see the best times to cross guide.
What is the San Luis – San Luis II (commercial) border crossing?
The San Luis – San Luis II (commercial) border crossing is a U.S. land port of entry operated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, on the border between San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora and San Luis, Arizona, Arizona. Here you can see the estimated wait time to enter the U.S. in each lane and the number of open lanes, according to the latest CBP report.
CBP measures the delay from the moment you reach the end of the line until the inspection booth. If the report is more than an hour old, take it with caution: the line may have changed.
See also all the San Luis Río Colorado border crossings, the San Luis, Arizona side and today's exchange rate.
Approximate location: San Luis, Arizona, Arizona, United States (32.487, -114.782).
Other San Luis Río Colorado border crossings
| Crossing | Car standard | Car Ready | SENTRI | Pedestrian standard | Pedestrian Ready |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| San Luis – San Luis I | 1 h 30 min | Closed | 20 min | 10 min | Closed |
Frequently asked questions
What are the hours of the San Luis – San Luis II (commercial) border crossing?
CBP publishes these hours: 9 am-5 pm. SENTRI and Ready Lane lanes may have different hours.
Which lane should I use at San Luis – San Luis II (commercial)?
If you have SENTRI, use it: it is usually the fastest. With a Border Crossing Card (laser visa) or a passport with a chip you can use Ready Lane. If your document has no chip, use the Standard lane. More details in the SENTRI and Ready Lane guide.
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