Question: Do You Need a Passport to Go to Puerto Rico?
Answer: No, you do not need a passport to go to Puerto Rico if you are a US citizen. Puerto Rico is a US territory, and US citizens do not need a passport to go to Puerto Rico or any other US territory -- traveling to a US territory from the mainland United States is the same as driving from Illinois to Iowa, or taking a plane from New York to Los Angeles. You're still within the United States' legal jurisdiction. And, know that Puerto Rico's drinking age is 18, so not only do you not need a passport to go to Puerto Rico, but if you're under 21, you can grab a cold beer on a warm beach when you get to this cool Caribbean island. See more about US territories, passports, spring break, and all that good jazz:
About Passports
Everything you need to know about passports: where, when, how, and what:- Where Are Passports Required?
- Spring Break Without a Passport
- How to Get a Passport
- How to Rush a Passport Application
- How to Get a Passport Without a Birth Certificate
- Do You Need a Passport for Mexico?
- What's the PASS Card?
Spring Break
And everything you need to know about spring break -- most especially where, when, how and what (and how much!):- Spring Break Without a Passport
- Spring Break 2012
- Top Spring Break Hot Spots 2012
- Spring Break in Panama City
- Spring Break in Miami and South Beach
- Volunteering for Spring Break
- Gay Spring Break
- All the Spring Break Ideas