Transiting and Customs at Sao Paulo Airport (GRU)
Here are a few tips on transiting and customs at Sao Paulo Airport (GRU) in Brazil.
If you’re transiting to another flight at Sao Paulo Airport, you will not need to clear customs and immigration.
For example, if you’re flying from Sao Paulo to Buenos Aires, you don’t need to go through customs in Brazil at all.
This is great if you’re short on time.
On the down side, the airport is pretty boring.
There are a lot of shops but nothing really exciting, so bring reading material.
There is a United Red Carpet Club in Sao Paulo Airport too.
You might want to consider buying a one day pass at the counter for less than US$50 if you have a few hours to spend in Sao Paulo Airport.
You can go inside the lounge to shower and get free drinks. Not a bad deal.
Search through all articles:
Search this site with Google:All posts:
Best Time to Visit Rio de JaneiroFlights to Brazil for Carnaval
Rio de Janeiro Safety Tips
Best Day Trips from Rio de Janeiro
Grumari Beach Day Trip from Rio
Buzios Day Trip from Rio
Best Hotels in Rio de Janeiro
Best Beaches in Rio de Janeiro
Best Restaurants in Rio de Janeiro
Top 10 Things to Do in Rio de Janeiro
Belo Horizonte, City of Bars
Christ Statue in Rio Video
ATM machines in Brazil and Banking
Transiting and Customs at Sao Paulo Airport (GRU)
Airport Transfers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Maps of Brazil – Interactive on Google Maps
Google Maps Mania: Big News: Google Maps notes Brazil mashups are going to explode
Google Maps Launches in Brazil
Brazil Photos for Free
Best Brazil Guidebooks
Low Cost Airlines in Brazil
Porto Seguro – Brazil Beach Vacation Spot
Flying TAM
Gol Airlines in Brazil
Getting between Airports in Sao Paulo
Tips for Carnaval in Brazil
Other Visit Brazil Sites
Where to Stay in Sao Paulo
Welcome