Does one need a passport to go to Puerto Rico? Or to come back into the US?

Question

rollocal--I have never asked this question before. I dont know who you think I am but I personally never asked this before.

Answer 1

NO... that's the same answer you got the LAST 10 TIMES you asked this question.

Answer 2

No, if you are an US citizen then no, since PR is a commonwealth of United States. That's why PRicans are considered american citizens.

If not from USA then yes, you do need one.

Have a great trip to PR-you will love it!

the best places to go to are San Juan, Mayaguez, Arecibo, Ponce and yauco

Also Aguadilla and Moca. However if you want a fancier experience, San Juan is for you. It has great nightlife, cuisine and it is great!

And in PR there are sometimes cheap little markets--like flea markets--and you can have little souveneirs and stuff.

Great choice going to PR! it truly is La Isla del Encanto, have fun, be safe.

Answer 3

no

Answer 4

No, Puerto Rico is considered part of America.

Answer 5

If coming here via an international flight, yes passport needed.

If comming via a domestic flight, no passport needed for US citizens, until Homeland Securoty changes the rules.

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Pardon the other guy, this type of passport questions is the most frequent question asked around here.

Answer 6

i don't  know  but i would check at the airport two weeks in advancement to make sure you are ready and prepared

Answer 7

I went to Puerto Rico on a cruise in April 2007, no passport was needed to get off the ship or board again at Puerto Rico.  Other islands such as St. Thomas you needed a passport.