Can I go to Puerto Rico without a passport?

United States citizens and permanent residents don’t need a passport to travel to Puerto Rico or the US Virgin Islands. Travelers from other countries visiting Puerto Rico have the same visa and passport requirements that would apply if visiting mainland United States.

What part of Puerto Rico does not require a passport?

San Juan, Puerto Rico Because Puerto Rico is a US territory, no passport is needed to visit this tropical destination! San Juan, the capital and largest city of Puerto Rico, is filled with great food, colorful architecture, and rich culture.

Can I travel to Puerto Rico with ID?

Whether you arrive by air or sea, all travelers 18 years or older must bring a valid photo ID when traveling to Puerto Rico. All airlines and cruise lines will check your ID before you’re allowed to board your plane or cruise ship, respectively, and a current driver’s license meets that requirement.

Where can I go that doesn’t require a passport?

Five exotic places you can go without a U.S. passport

• Puerto Rico. The island of Puerto Rico (officially an unincorporated territory of the United States) has long been a favorite of travelers from the contiguous 48.
• United States Virgin Islands.
• Northern Mariana Islands.
• Guam.
• American Samoa.

Do Puerto Rico need green card?

The citizens of Puerto Rico have the legal statute of U.S. Citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents. Those interested in relocating to Miami, U.S., are not required to present a U.S. passport. At the same time, they can enter the state without applying for a Green Card.

Can I fly to Puerto Rico with a driver’s license?

Accepted Documents Citizens of the United States traveling to Puerto Rico need only a government-issued form of photo identification because they are not going to another country. Acceptable forms of ID include a driver’s license or a photo ID card issued by a U.S. Department of motor vehicles.