Frontera Kasani — Local services in Yunguyo

So many tourists are using expensive bus hops to cross the border but it's easily done independently. Here's how it worked for me today as a solo traveller with a UK passport..I caught a collectivo from Copacabana square to Kasani at around 9am. This 15 minute ride, along the lake, cost 4bol. Then I walked past the road barrier to the migration office on the right. On a Monday morning, there was no queue and it took 30 seconds to be stamped out of Bolivia. No questions asked. I changed my last Bol and bought water next door. Then I walked under the arch into Peru, after 15 seconds walk down hill, I got my passport stamped into Peru in the building on the left. Both officials friendly, no waiting on Monday morning, just a bit of rummaging through passport to find relevant stamps, no forms needed to be filled in, or photocopies of anything required. Then I took a cab that already had another 3 passengers in it to the bus station in Yunguno. This cost 2 Sol. Fortunately, a mini bus to Puno was almost full so I waited just 5 minutes before setting off. This enjoyable journey took 3 hours ( roadworks caused a delay) and cost 13 Sol ( official price list displayed on inside of bus)....

Point de passage de la frontière entre la Bolivie et le Pérou. Peu d'attente et formalités rapides. Quelques boutiques...

Dependiendo la hora puede que haya fila para la migración, a los alrededores puedes encontrar casas de cambio y...