Land border crossings of Bangladesh

Bangladesh has total sixteen border-crossings or landports. All of them are with India.

India

Designated Integrated Check Posts (ICP, with both customs and immigration facilities) and Land Customs Stations (LCS) are:^[1]

Khulna Division
- Kolkata–Dhaka via Petrapole-Benapole integrated checkpost crossing
Rajshahi Division
- Malda–Rajshahi via Mahadipur crossing
Rangpur Division
- Mankachar Land Customs Stations(India) and Rowmari post (Bangladesh)
- Banglabandha is a major inland port in northern Bangladesh established to provide a trade link with India, Nepal and Bhutan.^[2] The three nations are separated by 52 km (32 mi) of Indian territory, known as the Siliguri Corridor. On the Indian side of the border is Phulbari. Border crossing of vehicles between Phulbari and Banglabandha was started in January 2011.
- Changrabandha integrated checkpost
- Hili

Mymensingh Division
- Bagmara Land Customs Stations (India) and Bijoyour post (Bangladesh)
- West Garo Hills–Bakshiganj via Mahendraganj crossing on NH12
- Tura–Nalitabari via Dalu crossing on NH217 (India) and Nakugaon post (Bangladesh)
Sylhet Division
- Karimganj Steamer and Ferry Station (KSFS) Land Customs Stations(India) and Zakiganj post (Bangladesh)
- Karimganj–Beanibazar Upazila via Sutarkandi integrated checkpost crossing on NH37(India) and Sheola post (Bangladesh)
- Shillong–Sylhet via Dawki integrated checkpost crossing (India) and Tamabil post (Bangladesh)
- Borsara Land Customs Stations(India) and Borsara post (Bangladesh)
Chittagong Division
- Agartala–Dhaka via Agartala integrated checkpost (India) and Akhaura checkpost crossing
- Santirbazar–Feni via Santirbazar integrated border checkpost road and railway crossing in South Tripura district
- Sabroom–Ramgarh in Chittagong Division via Ramgarh integrated border checkpost crossing Maitri Setu on Feni River
- Kawarpuchiah integrated checkpost, opened in October 2017 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.^[3]