Welcome to Cancun International Airport (CUN)

Cancun International Airport (CUN) has four terminals:

• Terminal 2: Mainly domestic and some international flights.
• Terminal 3: Handles international flights, especially from the U.S. and Canada.
• Terminal 4: The newest and largest terminal, serving major international airlines (U.S., Europe, Latin America).
• FBO Terminal: Private aviation (Mayaland FBO).

Each terminal offers amenities like restaurants, duty-free shops, VIP lounges, and currency exchange to make your travel comfortable.

Good news for travelers! If you're flying IN and OUT of these Mexican airports:

• Cancún International Airport (CUN)
• Cozumel International Airport (CZM)
• Los Cabos International Airport (SJD)
• Puerto Vallarta International Airport (PVR)
• Mexico City International Airport (MEX)

You NO LONGER NEED to complete the paper Forma Migratoria Múltiple (FMM/Tourist Card) for your trip.

Important Exceptions to Note:

1. If you're traveling to/from other Mexican airports not listed above, you may still need to fill out the immigration form manually
2. Visitors from countries requiring a Mexican visa must still complete the FMM upon arrival
3. Non-tourist travelers (permanent residents, temporary workers, etc.) must follow standard immigration procedures

What You Should Know:

• Blank FMM forms remain available at all arrival terminals if needed
• Immigration officers will indicate if you need to complete one
• The process is now faster and more efficient at participating airports

Already completed an online FMM? Don't worry - the system will automatically cancel it for you.

This streamlined process makes clearing immigration quicker and easier when arriving at Cancún Airport and other major Mexican gateways.

• Domestic flights (within Mexico): 2 hours before departure.
• International flights (U.S., Canada, Europe, etc.): 3 hours before departure.

Cancun Airport can get very busy, especially during peak seasons (December-April), so arriving early helps with security and check-in lines.

Yes! Cancun Airport has multiple car rental agencies (both international and local), including:

You can compare prices and book in advance for the best deals. Tip: Check if your rental includes mandatory Mexican insurance.

When packing for Cancun, you may bring:

• Sealed bottled food
• Medications (controlled substances require a prescription)
• Clothing & personal items
• Valuables (jewelry, electronics, etc.)

Customs & Luggage Inspection

• All luggage is subject to inspection by Mexican customs (Aduana).
• If cleared, you’ll retrieve your belongings and proceed.
• If flagged, you may be detained for further inspection.

Consult the Mexican consulate directory for more information.