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Im flying to St. thomas from SF, do I need a passport to travel? |
Travel Info If you have travelled from ca to st. thomas(us virgin islands) did you need a passport...please let me know asap Travel Tips USVI is considered international travel. Bring your passport. Others While some will say you don't need one: bring it. A U.S. Passport is the best form of identification you can have on you. Also, should you want to take a side trip to the British Virgin Islands, it is required when you want to re-enter. Check here: http://travel.state.gov/passport/passpor... yes you need a passport if you are traveling any where out of the united states i went through a whole mess trying to get my passport 11 days before i left for Aruba two weeks ago good luck. You need to at least have applied for a passport. The original law change called for all US citizens to have a passport to travel out of the country even to non-state US territories. Because of this, the passport offices have been so swamped most people have had to wait over 3 monhts to receive their passport after applying. However, it was recently announced, that because of this delay, US citizens could fly with proof they had applied for the passport without actually having the passport in hand. You DO NOT need a passport to travel from the United States to the US Virgin Islands. St Thomas is one of the US Virgin Islands so you do not need a passport. There is much confusion over this because an announcment last year made a general reference regarding travel to and from "the Caribbean". Aruba is Danish so US citizens would need a passport. Anquilla is British and a US citizen would require a passport. St Thomas, St John, and St Croix are part of a US Territory -the US Virgin Islands. Traveling there from SF is like going from WA to NY. No passport required. |
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