Near gate 8 in T1, Oh My Card focuses on greeting cards and small paper goods rather than generic souvenirs. Shelves carry cards in Spanish and English, plus a few bilingual options with Uruguayan slang. You’ll also see notebooks, gift bags, and simple wrapping supplies that work for last‑minute presents before a Montevideo stay or a family visit after a red‑eye.
Prices sit in the mid-range for airport retail: expect around USD 3–6 (or equivalent in pesos) for a standard card and more for premium finishes with foil or embossing. The shop sits airside in T1 after security, so you can pop in between passport control and your gate. It keeps roughly the same hours as the main duty free, opening early for the first departures and staying open through late-evening flights to São Paulo and Buenos Aires.
Stock leans heavily on cute, graphic designs rather than high-end stationery brands, so think quick grab-and-go rather than collector notebooks. You’ll find seasonal themes around major holidays and football-inspired designs tied to Uruguay’s Celeste colors. If you need a pen at the last minute, check the small accessories rack near the counter instead of hunting through the card stands.
Staff generally handles simple requests in Spanish and basic English and can help you find age-appropriate cards for kids or more formal ones for business contacts. Figure on 5–10 minutes for a browse, longer if you’re matching cards with gift bags. One practical move: buy your card and pen here, then head to the nearby seating by gate 9 to write in comfort without blocking the small shop entrance.