Abitab

Near T1 check-in, Abitab works as your airport errand stop.

Abitab sits landside in Terminal 1, before security, so you can hit it right after arriving at Carrasco or just before heading to departures. It functions more like a neighborhood payment and services counter than a classic travel shop, which is handy if you still have local errands to close out on the way to the gate.

Locals use Abitab branches around Uruguay to pay bills and services, and this airport location in T1 follows the same model. You can handle things like utilities or local service payments here instead of hunting down a branch in Montevideo city. That’s useful if you spent your last day away from town and need to clear something before flying out.

Hours at Abitab in Carrasco typically track main terminal traffic, opening in the morning and running into the evening, but expect shorter coverage than 24 hours and plan for daytime use. It’s on the public side of the building, so arriving friends or family who are not flying can also sort payments here while they wait for you.

Prices match standard Abitab service fees in the city, so there’s no obvious airport markup on basic transactions. Don’t come expecting snacks or travel gear; treat it as a service counter, not a mini-mart. If you need both cash services and food, pair a quick stop here with a café in T1 after you finish your payments.

Practical tip: handle any Abitab payments here before you drop bags and clear security, since there’s no branch airside at MVD.