Safety Guide
for Visitors Foz do Iguaçu
and the Tri-National Region
Enjoy the Destination of the World safely
Experience Foz do Iguaçu safely by following guidance on mobility, immigration and shopping in the Tri-National Region.
In addition to the tips in this material, you can access all the websites and links indicated through the QR Code in this guide.
Seek assistance only from official visitor service agencies and institutions.
Foz do Iguaçu has a Military Police unit specialized in tourist assistance, with multilingual professionals, and maintains integration between local and border security forces, ensuring greater safety and hospitality for everyone.
10 safety tips
Documents required to cross the border from Brazil to Argentina and Paraguay:
Hire a tour guide
The Municipality of Foz do Iguaçu, through the Municipal Department of Tourism, informs representatives of the tourism market at the local, national and international levels that travel organizers must hire a regional tour guide – Paraná to visit the city’s attractions, Municipal Law 5.155 of September 13, 2022.
The objective is clear: to ensure quality, safety and appreciation of this professional, strengthening the visitor experience and consolidating the city’s image as an organized and professional tourist destination.
Image: Social Communication Office of the 14th Military Police Battalion
Useful links
Urgency and emergency phone numbers
Contact information for essential emergency, health and service providers.
Brazil – Foz do Iguaçu
Military Police — 190
Municipal Guard — 153
SIATE — 193
SAMU — 192
Tourist Information — 0800 045 1516
Federal Police — +55 (45) 3576 5511
Federal Highway Police — 191
PROCON — +55 (45) 99820 0235
Paraguay – Ciudad del Este
National Police — 911
Consumer Protection — +595 973 592 792
Fire Department Headquarters — 132
Argentina – Puerto Iguazú
Emergency — 911 or 107
Volunteer Firefighters — 100
Tourist Information — +54 3757 42 0800
How to seek help
If your rights are violated during your trip, file a report and contact PROCON (Brazil), Consumer Protection (Paraguay and Argentina) or the equivalent agency, providing all details. Links to the services are available through the QR Code in this guide.
Foz do Iguaçu has the Protocol No Means No which seeks to promote safer environments for women tourists, encouraging welcoming practices, prevention and rapid response in risk situations.
In case of emergency, contact the Military Police (190) or the Reporting Hotline (180).
Police Report
Citizens can file a Police Report (BO) online, without having to go to a Paraná Civil Police station*
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