ATMs at Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU): Locations, Fees, Hours

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ATMs in Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU) Locations & Hours

Here’s a complete list of ATMs located inside Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU), plus additional ATMs and banks near Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU) for convenient cash withdrawals before or after your flight.

Banco 24 Horas (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 1 Public Departures

  • Location: Terminal 1 (Area Pública) — Embarque (public departures/check-in area)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 1 Public Departures

  • Location: Terminal 1 (Área Pública) — Embarque (public departures/check-in area)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 1 Public Arrivals

  • Location: Terminal 1 (Área Pública) — Desembarque (public arrivals/exit area)
  • Hours: 24h

Banco 24 Horas (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Public Arrivals West

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Desembarque Oeste (public arrivals hall, West side)
  • Hours: 24h

Banco 24 Horas (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Public Arrivals East

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Desembarque Leste (public arrivals hall, East side)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Public Area Check-in D

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Área Pública: Check-in D (public check-in hall)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Public Departures West

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Área Pública: Embarque Oeste (public departures/check-in, West side)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Public Departures East

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Área Pública: Embarque Leste (public departures/check-in, East side)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Public Arrivals West

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Área Pública: Desembarque Oeste (public arrivals/exit, West side)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Public Arrivals East

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Área Pública: Desembarque Leste (public arrivals/exit, East side)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Airside West Pier Boarding

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Área Restrita (Airside): Píer Oeste (after security, West boarding pier)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Airside East Pier Boarding

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Área Restrita (Airside): Píer Leste (after security, East boarding pier)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 2 Airside East Landing (Arrivals Corridor)

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Área Restrita (Airside): Desembarque Leste (airside arrival corridor, before exiting to landside)
  • Hours: 24h

Multi-bank ATM Cluster (Bradesco / Itaú / Banco 24 Horas / Santander and others) — Terminal 2 Arrivals Floor

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Piso de Desembarque (Arrivals floor/public arrivals area; typically a clustered ATM zone)
  • Hours: 24h (typical for airport ATMs; individual machines may vary)

Banco do Brasil (ATM) — Terminal 2 Departures Floor

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Piso de Embarque (Departures floor/public departures area)
  • Hours: 24h (typical for airport ATMs; individual machines may vary)

Caixa Econômica Federal (ATM) — Terminal 2 Mezzanine

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Mezzanine (upper level above the main terminal flow; follow “Bancos / ATMs” signage)
  • Hours: 24h (typical for airport ATMs; individual machines may vary)

Banco 24 Horas (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 3 Mezzanine

  • Location: Terminal 3 — Mezzanine (upper level; follow “Bancos / ATMs” signage)
  • Hours: 24h

Banco 24 Horas (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 3 Boarding (Departures)

  • Location: Terminal 3 — Embarque (departures/boarding area; follow “ATM / Banco 24 Horas” signs)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 3 Disembarkation (Arrivals)

  • Location: Terminal 3 — Desembarque (arrivals hall / public exit zone after baggage claim)
  • Hours: 24h

DAI ATM (ATM Cluster) — Terminal 3 Mezzanine

  • Location: Terminal 3 — Mezanino (upper level; useful if you missed the arrivals-hall ATMs)
  • Hours: 24h

Banco do Brasil (Bank Agency) — Terminal 2 Mezzanine (Check-in B)

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Mezzanine, Check-in B (bank counter/agency; useful for assisted services and guidance)
  • Hours: 10:00–19:00

Lotérica (Lottery / Bill Pay Counter) — Terminal 2 (Check-in D)

  • Location: Terminal 2 — Check-in D (useful for small financial services; not a cash withdrawal ATM)
  • Hours: 09:00–19:00

Parque Shopping Maia (ATM Area) — Guarulhos (Near GRU)

  • Location: Parque Shopping Maia — Piso 1 (shopping mall in Guarulhos; a practical “outside the airport” backup)
  • Hours: 24h (ATM availability as stated by the mall; access may depend on mall entry hours)

Santander ATM (Branch/Street ATM) — Bosque Maia Area (Guarulhos, Near GRU)

  • Location: Avenida Tiradentes, 1481 — Macedo, Guarulhos (Bosque Maia area)
  • Hours: Varies by location (check posted hours; street/branch ATMs may restrict access at night)

Santander ATM (Branch/Street ATM) — Centro (Guarulhos, Near GRU)

  • Location: Rua Capitão Gabriel, 262 — Centro, Guarulhos
  • Hours: Varies by location (check posted hours; branch vestibules may close overnight)

Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU) ATMs Walkthrough & Map

Follow the step-by-step walkthrough below to find ATMs when arriving at Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU). For terminal maps and official airport info, visit Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU) map/homepage.

International Arrivals (Terminal 3) — Best “First Cash” Route

  1. After landing at Terminal 3, follow the airport signs for Immigration / Passport Control.
  2. Complete immigration and continue toward Baggage Claim.
  3. Collect your luggage, then follow signs to Customs / Exit.
  4. As you exit into the public Arrivals hall (landside), slow down and scan for signs reading “Bancos”, “Caixas eletrônicos”, or “ATM”.
  5. Head toward the nearest ATM cluster—Terminal 3 commonly has DAI ATM and/or Banco 24 Horas machines in the Arrivals (Desembarque) area.
  6. If the arrivals-hall machines are busy, walk a short distance and look for another ATM bank in the same hall (clusters are often repeated along the flow to exits).
  7. If you still can’t find a working machine, follow signs to the Mezzanine (Mezanino)—Terminal 3 also lists ATMs in the Mezzanine and Boarding (Embarque) areas.
  8. Withdraw the cash you need (BRL) before you walk outside to the transport pick-up lanes (taxis, rideshare, buses).
  9. If you accidentally exit to the curb, re-enter the terminal and follow ATM / Bancos signage back into the Arrivals hall.

International / Domestic Arrivals (Terminal 2) — Arrivals Floor ATM Clusters

  1. After landing in Terminal 2, follow Arrivals signage toward Baggage Claim.
  2. Collect your luggage and continue toward the public Arrivals/Exit (Desembarque) area.
  3. Once you enter the public arrivals hall, look for ATM cluster zones—Terminal 2 is known for a multi-bank ATM area on the Arrivals floor.
  4. If you’re on the West side of Terminal 2, follow signs for “Desembarque Oeste” and look for Banco 24 Horas and/or DAI ATM clusters.
  5. If you’re on the East side, follow “Desembarque Leste” signs for the equivalent ATM clusters.
  6. If lines are long, consider walking along the arrivals corridor to the other side (East ↔ West) to check a second cluster.
  7. Need an assisted option? Follow signage up to the Mezzanine to reach the Banco do Brasil agency area (limited hours) and other service counters.
  8. Before leaving the terminal, confirm you have the right mix of notes (smaller bills are helpful for taxis, snacks, and small purchases).

Already Inside the Secure Area (Airside) — Terminal 2 & Terminal 3

  1. If you’ve already passed security and need cash, look for signs reading “Caixas eletrônicos / ATM” near the main passenger corridors.
  2. In Terminal 2, check the West Pier and East Pier boarding areas—DAI ATM locations are listed in these airside zones.
  3. In Terminal 3, check Boarding (Embarque) and the Mezzanine where Banco 24 Horas is commonly listed.
  4. If an ATM offers Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) (charging your home currency), choose BRL to avoid inflated conversion rates.

Quick GRU Landmarks That Mean You’re Close

  • Terminal 3 Arrivals: If you’ve just exited customs into the public arrivals hall, you’re in the most common “first ATM” zone for international passengers.
  • Terminal 2 Arrivals: If you’re on the arrivals floor and see signs for Desembarque Oeste or Desembarque Leste, you’re near the primary Terminal 2 ATM clusters.
  • Check-in Letters (A/B/C/D/E): At GRU, many services reference check-in letters. If you see Check-in D (Terminal 2), you’re near a listed DAI ATM location.
  • Mezzanine (Mezanino): This level is frequently referenced for banks, services, and additional ATMs—use it if arrivals-floor machines are crowded.

Use the map below to find the nearest ATMs and banks near Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU), especially if you can’t use the ATMs inside the airport or prefer to withdraw cash outside the airport.

ATM Withdrawal Tips & Advice for Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU)

  • Prioritize Terminal 3 arrivals ATMs if you’re landing internationally: Terminal 3 (international gateway) commonly has the most “arrival-hall” ATM clusters right where you exit to landside, so you can grab BRL before transport.
  • Know the two big ATM networks you’ll see most at GRU: Banco 24 Horas (TecBan network) and DAI ATM are both listed across multiple terminals and are typically 24h—use them as your “default” options when you just need cash quickly.
  • Use Terminal 2 East/West as your backup strategy: If one side (West or East) is crowded or out of service, walk to the other side—GRU lists ATM coverage on both sides of Terminal 2.
  • Mezzanine = fewer crowds (often): If the arrivals floor is busy, head to the Mezzanine (Mezanino) in Terminals 2 or 3 where additional ATMs are listed and passenger flow can be calmer.
  • Watch for “Foreign Currency / Câmbio” prompts on ATMs: Some machines in airport areas can offer currency-related services. If you only want a standard withdrawal, stick to a normal saque (withdrawal) in BRL.
  • Expect airport withdrawals to feel “pricier”: At GRU, you may face both an ATM/operator fee (depending on the machine/network) and your own bank’s international charges. If the ATM warns you about an extra fee, consider trying another network (e.g., DAI vs Banco 24 Horas) before accepting.
  • Decline Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC): If the ATM asks whether to charge you in your home currency, choose BRL so your card network (Visa/Mastercard) sets the exchange rate—DCC at airports is often a bad deal.
  • Withdraw a “first day” amount at GRU, then do a larger withdrawal later: Use GRU ATMs for immediate essentials (SIM, snacks, transport), then consider withdrawing larger amounts from a bank ATM in the city if fees are better.
  • Carry smaller notes when leaving the terminal: Some airport services (snacks, small rides, tips) are easier with smaller BRL bills—if the ATM gives large notes only, consider a second, smaller withdrawal if needed.
  • If you arrive late, keep an “outside” backup in mind: If you want a non-airport option, a mall ATM area like Parque Shopping Maia in Guarulhos can be a practical fallback once you’re settled.

FAQs – Sao Paulo – Guarulhos Airport (GRU) ATMs

Are there ATMs inside all terminals at GRU?
Yes. GRU lists ATM availability across Terminals 1, 2, and 3, including public (landside) areas and select restricted (airside) boarding areas.

Which terminals are best for getting cash right after landing?
For international arrivals, Terminal 3 arrivals (Desembarque) is typically the easiest “first cash” area. For Terminal 2 arrivals, the Arrivals floor (Desembarque) ATM clusters on both West and East sides are a common go-to.

Are GRU airport ATMs open 24 hours?
Many airport ATM networks listed at GRU (notably Banco 24 Horas and DAI ATM) are advertised as 24h in multiple terminal areas. Individual machines may occasionally be out of service.

What fees should I expect when withdrawing at GRU?
Fees can come from two places: (1) the ATM/operator (some machines may display a fee before you confirm), and (2) your card issuer (international withdrawal and FX fees). If you see a high operator fee on one ATM, try a different network or a different terminal area.

Where is the Banco do Brasil counter/agency at GRU?
Banco do Brasil is listed on the Terminal 2 Mezzanine near Check-in B with set daytime operating hours. This is useful if you need in-person assistance rather than an ATM.

What if every ATM I try says “transaction not permitted” or declines my card?
First, try a different network (DAI ATM vs Banco 24 Horas vs a bank-branded ATM cluster in Terminal 2). Next, move to another area (Terminal 2 West ↔ East, or Mezzanine). If it still fails, check whether your bank has blocked international withdrawals.

Is it better to withdraw in Terminal 3 or Terminal 2?
Terminal 3 is often most convenient for international arrivals. Terminal 2 offers multiple ATM clusters (arrivals, mezzanine, and some airside areas), making it a strong backup if Terminal 3 lines are long or machines are down.

Can I find ATMs after security (airside) at GRU?
Yes. GRU lists DAI ATM locations in Terminal 2 airside (West/East boarding piers and the East landing corridor) and also lists ATM availability in Terminal 3 boarding/mezzanine areas.

What should I do if the only working ATM offers to charge me in my home currency?
Choose to be charged in BRL (local currency). This helps you avoid the ATM’s dynamic currency conversion, which is commonly more expensive than your card network’s exchange rate.

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