Our Border Process


The border is where most people lose time.

Public buses can ruin your schedule because they don’t wait while you clear immigration.

Rideshare apps (eg. Uber) are prohibited from making the crossing, and standard transfers get stuck in the same long vehicle queues as everyone else.

That is why travelers book our Brazil Side to Argentina Side Iguazu Falls Day Trip — it’s designed to protect your time at the park.

Why Our Border Crossing Is Different

This is the reason people choose Green Toad over other companies.

For groups of 01 – 04 people (Private Car Service)

We use a two-driver system with 2 cars and 2 drivers to make the crossing faster. On busy days, the traffic line at Argentine immigration can take hours. Most vehicles have no choice but to sit and wait.

With us, your first driver takes you directly to the door of Argentine immigration. Before you enter the building, the driver points out your second driver. You go inside, process your passport, and walk out the other side. Your next driver is already there waiting to greet you and take you straight to the entrance of the Argentina side of the falls.

Everyone else waits in traffic. You do not.

For groups of 05 – 14 people (Private Van Service)

Our vans use dedicated tourism lanes at the border—reserved for licensed tour operators and pre-registered passenger vehicles, not private cars or taxis. These adjacent lanes are staffed and organized to handle tour manifests, group documents in a single coordinated stop. Because officers are accustomed to group crossings, your party typically moves much faster than private travelers who remain in the general queue.

Possible Wait Time

No one can guarantee zero wait at immigration: delays can still occur when extra traffic is present, but we generally get you across faster than others. What we control is preparation and planning: choosing border points that are usually faster, routing to avoid known bottlenecks, and coordinating manifests and vehicle credentials. Those steps significantly reduce delays.