# Zosyn – Ustyluh border queue today

> Data updated 12:30, November 5, 2026 (Europe/Warsaw) (26 min ago)
> Sources: [DPSU](https://dpsu.gov.ua) · [eCherha](https://echerha.gov.ua) · [granica.gov.pl](https://granica.gov.pl) · [traveller reports](https://kolejkanagranicy.pl/en/o-serwisie#zrodla) · [nakordoni.eu](https://nakordoni.eu/en)
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As of 12:57 (Warsaw time) on November 5, 2026, the queue at the “Zosyn – Ustyluh” border crossing is 15 min for leaving Poland (towards Ukraine) and 2:59 for entering Poland. Based on the last 60 days, the queue here is usually shortest on Monday, 00:00–02:00.

| | → Ukraine | → Poland |
|---|---|---|
| Cars | 15 min | 2:59 |
| Buses | 15 min | 15 min |
| On foot | — | — |

Coordinates: 50.85613, 24.14333

## About Zosyn – Ustyluh

Zosin–Ustyluh sits at the end of Poland's national road 74, which runs through Hrubieszów to the Bug river. On the Ukrainian side, in the Volyn region, the road from Ustyluh leads to Volodymyr and on to Lutsk. The crossing handles cars (including the EU→UA category), buses and trucks in both directions and is the natural choice for traffic between the Hrubieszów area and Volyn.

The 60-day data shows that driving into Ukraine usually takes about an hour – around half an hour on Tuesdays and Fridays, over an hour and a half on Saturdays. Late mornings are quickest, nights the slowest. Entering Poland is much harder: around three hours on average, and more than two even on Wednesday, the calmest day. Friday is the worst, with a typical wait of around four hours, particularly in the early afternoon and evening; nights see the least queuing. Buses face practically no queue in either direction, with only a short wait on Saturday evenings when leaving Poland.

Travel into Ukraine on a weekday morning and avoid Saturdays. Plan the return for the night or a Wednesday, never a Friday. For entering Poland, Dołhobyczów–Uhryniv and Hrebenne–Rava-Ruska further south have clearly shorter average times; buses, on the other hand, can count on a smooth passage here.

## Key facts

- Name on the Poland side: Zosyn
- Name on the Ukraine side: Ustyluh
- Open for: Buses, Cars, Cars (tax free)
- Opening hours: 24/7

## Air-raid alert on the Ukrainian side of Zosyn – Ustyluh

Reading at 13:55 Kyiv time: all quiet in Volyn Oblast, on the Ukrainian side of Zosyn – Ustyluh — no air-raid alert anywhere within 250 km.

- Threat level nearby: 0/5 — No alert
- Alert data reading: 13:55 (2 min ago)
- OSINT, not official warnings.

## When is the queue at Zosyn – Ustyluh shortest?

A typical week: medians over 60 days (1087 measurements), not a forecast for today.

- Calmest day: Tuesday
- Busiest day: Saturday
- Best time to set off: Monday, 00:00–02:00
- Time to avoid: Friday, 17:00–19:00

| Day | Typical wait |
|---|---|
| Monday | 27 min |
| Tuesday | 25 min |
| Wednesday | 42 min |
| Thursday | 28 min |
| Friday | 35 min |
| Saturday | 50 min |
| Sunday | 40 min |

## FAQ

### What is the current queue at Zosyn – Ustyluh?

As of 12:57 (Warsaw time) on November 5, 2026, the queue at the “Zosyn – Ustyluh” border crossing is 15 min for leaving Poland (towards Ukraine) and 2:59 for entering Poland. Based on the last 60 days, the queue here is usually shortest on Monday, 00:00–02:00.

### When is the queue at Zosyn – Ustyluh shortest?

Over the last 60 days the calmest day at this crossing has been Tuesday and the busiest Saturday. The queue is usually shortest on Monday, 00:00–02:00 and longest on Friday, 17:00–19:00.

### Is an air-raid alert in force behind Zosyn – Ustyluh right now?

Reading at 13:55 Kyiv time: all quiet in Volyn Oblast, on the Ukrainian side of Zosyn – Ustyluh — no air-raid alert anywhere within 250 km. The reading refreshes every few minutes; in danger, official warnings are what count.