My fiance and I are getting married on June 14 we want to go somewhere from June 15th to June 20th (Sun - Friday)
1) We want to go someplace warm i.e. Bahammas etc However we don't want to ...
In two weeks, I am going to Aruba for my cousins wedding. We will be going to the beach a lot and I really would like to take off a few pounds before i go. I am not obesse or anything; I just weigh ...
cause all this talk about alternative fuel an bio Diesel,electric car , wind , solar an all the other power they want to have to get rid of oil dependence an implement all these new resources but do ...
no pride whatsoever man sometimes i read the newspapers online an go on other blog site an man is more negative than positive for t&t. it could be wat good the govt trying to do they complain an ...
Which island is the nicest and which one is the most tourist focused? Also where are the best places to stay and time to go there? (when hurricane season is over)...
allyuh see how he say I saving points by not arskin a question? But suppose I just real smart and I know de answer to question that was ever posed...steups...
LOL - anyway..
I doh have ...
As long as your flight departs from US soil (Florida, New York or Puerto Rico, for instance) no. You just need a state-issued ID card or driver's license in order to board the plane (this also applies to the bi-weekly ferry from Fajardo, Puerto Rico).
If you are flying (or coming by ferry) from anywhere else (the British Virgin Islands, for instance), you must have a passport.
Charlie
Are you an American citizen? Then, NO. The U.S. Virgin Islands are territories of the U.S. and you do not need a passport to travel to any state or territrory of the U.S. See site below and read sentence that starts with "NOTE" under the secton on "Land and Sea travel."
Bill S
nope, it's part of the us
Sa_San
nope
cnf253200
no it apart of the u.s
Ian K
Whenever I travel, particularly flying I take a passport - aircraft can be diverted for many reasons so carrying your passport makes life a little easier. Most, if not all, airlines require some form of ID so once again its easier to take your passport.
[Dimples]
uhm...no. see as its the UNITED STATES virgin islands. if u was goin to da british virgin islands you would. jus like goin to puerto rico-no passport cuz its part of the united states commonwealth
aajanachle10
depends from where i guess but i but say ofcourse,and i am pretty sure you do unless you are a us citizen but am taking just incase
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