
flightpillow
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Blows my mind ....dont depend on yahoo answers, yes you do but I could be some JOE just telling you that, always check with your consulate / embassy or travel agent.........
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meli
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No, this is a US territory. I just got back last month. Traveled from San Diego and do not have a passport. Make sure you do the Bio Bay tour in Vieques, it's awesome! Spend at least one night there you will enjoy it. |
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♥Chiquita Boricua♥
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Absolutely not Puerto Rico is also part of United States ! |
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YOLANDA
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No, you do not need a passport when traveling to Puerto Rico. However, you do need an ID picture (drivers lic.) |
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B
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In your previous ? you mentioned an I-94. Therefore I am assuming you are not a US citizen or permanent resident. In that case I would have your passport as you will need some form of government issued ID to board the planes even though you are not leaving the USA |
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guasabara
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As long as you are a US citizen you do not need a passport to go to Puerto Rico. You do need a valid ID (like a driver's liscence).
End of the story,
Guasabara |
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Melissa C
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If you are a US citizen you dont need a passport, check your air ticket and you find that the category of your ticket said domestic. Puerto Rico is a U.S Territory, all the people who born in here are U.S citizen. The only ID you need is a drivers license if you having plans of rent a car or use a credit card (in all the places your plan to buy with one they ask you for a photo ID) In the other hand, if you are not a U.S citizen be sure to carry your passport, or you are going to experiment a very big trouble with the U.S Custom |
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rhsaunders
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No. |
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stella39
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If you are a US citizen you don't need your passport for a flight to Puerto Rico. It's a territory of the US. You do need a valid photo ID and your birth certificate.
Have a safe flight
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mababischkin
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No.
Puerto Rico is a US territory. Passports are not required. |
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karli r
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its good to have one just in case! |
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San
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Yes, you will have to carry your passport, no mather if you are an American or not. |
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