Do I need a passport to travel to Hawaii, PR, or Alaska?

Answer 1

If you are a US Citizen you do not need a passport to travel to any of these locations, unless you are stopping in a non-US location in between (for example connecting in Vancouver for Alaska).


If you are not a US Citizen, then you need a passport for all these places.

Answer 2

this is the excellent answer once you're a LAPR and you're vacationing from the united states to Puerto Rico for as long as you dont make a end on yet another foreign places us of a you don't make an get right of entry to into the united states. in fact you wont even pass via customs or immigration once you land. Puerto Rico is a comonwealth of the united states (a territory). The actual definition of the united states is The continental usa, Alaska, Hawaii, American Samoa, Puerto Rico , united statesvirgin Islands and the Swain ISlands. you will possibly under no circumstances choose a passport till you're making an get right of entry to. Flying to PR from the states is the equivalent of no longer leaving the States.

Answer 3

You need a passport to travel to different countries.

Answer 4

que onda. from your name (alejandra) i'm guessing you are not american. so yes, in order to go visit an american state, you would need a passport, however, i don't know about puerto rico. good luck.

Answer 5

Not if your an American citizen. Nor Guam or the Virgin Islands, as they are US Territories.

Answer 6

not for hawaii or alaska, since they are u.s. states but you might for puerto rico since its only a u.s. territory and still considered a foreign country

Answer 7

You need me to travel there:)