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Do you need a passport to go to San Juan, Puerto Rico from the United States? |
Travel Info Do you need a passport to go to San Juan, Puerto Rico from the United States? Travel Tips Those guys above me are WRONG! You do NOT need a passport period. Why would the US Government allow you to leave the country and not let you back in. That is crazy. No country is going to let you leave w/o a passport and then tell you you can't come back without one! Also Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States. Flying there should be as easy as it is getting to Miami. As a matter of fact if you don't believe me, look at the news. Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands are about to have a huge spike in tourism because of the government's new passport rules. Source(s): here and there and a little common sense Other Travel Tips You won't have aproblem going! But if you want to come back, you will need a passport. You'll need to have a passport to return. No you do not need a passport. Puerto Rico is part of the U.S. Currency is the same, postal service is the same as if you are traveling to another state. Have a nice trip and wear mostly cotton clothing since the weather is very humid. Travel Requirements No passport or immunizations are necessary for a U.S. citizen or national traveling to Puerto Rico. However, some form of identification, e.g. a driver鈥檚 license, passport or an original copy of one's birth certificate, should be carried to evidence U.S. citizenship or nationality. Aliens traveling to the Commonwealth are required to have a valid passport and an appropriate U.S. visa, if required. The requirements for pets are: l) Tag with name of pet, owner's name and telephone number, and 2) Rabies quarantine certificate from veterinary doctor stating that pet has had a rabies shot. For more information contact the U.S. Department of Agriculture Puerto Rico office, Veterinary Division at (787) 766-6050. No currency exchange is necessary as the U.S. Dollar is the official currency used in Puerto Rico. http://www.prfaa.com/eng/prfactsheet.asp... |
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