angstrom
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If you are a US citizen you should be able to go where the US flag is flown and where it is not a war zone or a military base.
Look at your rights as a US citizen. You can go anywhere in the 50 states of the union, including territories, except designated military sites.
I do like Greencreeper's answer though, nicely put, mate ;-). |
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Bill
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Yep. It's a state. |
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jamesmadison78
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Yes I am a resident of Hawaii. The only exception is if you are on the NCIC blacklist or you have violated USDA regulations regarding Hawaii. |
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JOHN B
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Yes, of course. It is one of the 50 states. Americans are free to travel between any of the states without passport, etc. |
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GothMimiKitty
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Are you serious? Hawai'i has been a state since August 21, 1959. Do you need a passport to go to California if you are living in Michigan? |
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aryell
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Yes. It's still part of the USA You shouldn't need a passport to go to another state. Now in regards to a territory of the USA it mught have changed since 9/11. |
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Ron
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All U.S. citizens are welcome to Hawaii, because it is a state in fact , the 50th state of the U.S. Hawaii is not a foreign country, in which case you do not need a passport to go there. |
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optimake5
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YES! |
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John H
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Hawaii IS a U.S. state for close to 60 years now. YES! |
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Erica
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Yeah, why wouldn't U.S. citizens be able to visit one of the states of their home country? Please tell me you are aware that Hawaii is the 50th state of America? |
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ttpawpaw
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Generally the answer will be yes. It is no different than travel to any other state by car. There are no checks if you come directly from another US state. If you are coming from some other destination you are now required to have a valid US Passport. You need that same passport to travel outside of the US.
The only restriction you have traveling to ot from Hawaii is relating to carrying any plant or animal products, or if you have visited any farm in the two weeks prior to your arriving in Hawaii. They are worried about, and rightly so, about any plant, animal, or bugs entering either Hawaii, or the US. |
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Dashes
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yes, unless you have been arrested as a suspect in a criminial investigation and released and have been deemed a travel risk |
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rakapur2002
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if your military based or live in another country you might need a visa |
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SpeakTruthToPower
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Hello! Hawaii. United States. One and the same ... is this a stupid question or what? |
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bob
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i wish all the dirty whities werent allowed here, too bad so sad all U.S. citizens can come to hawaii |
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crabby_blindguy
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Hawaii is part of the US. |
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beth ann
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yes afterall it is part of the United States of America...no passport is needed to visit. |
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Joseph
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Yes, it's a state just like any other state in the lower 48. Same with Alaska. |
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punstress
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I can't imagine why they wouldn't be. |
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Fireman "T"
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I would think so....Why not? |
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greencreeper
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No. You must obtain a Hawaiian visa, available at all Hawaiian embassies. |
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