Question : Do i need a Visa for travel to Puerto Rico? I have a H-1B visa.?
I have a H-1B visa and currently reside in US. Do i need a special Visa ot visit Puerto Rico?
- asked by Ash
All Answers:
Answer #1
No, you don't. Once in the United States, you can fly to Puerto Rico without any documentation. It is treated like a domestic flight and upon arrival in Puerto Rico from the U.S., you will not go through any immigration or customs checks.
- answered by Luis32789
Answer #2
No, you don't. Since you are a legal resident of the United States of America, you will only need a state issued ID to check in at the airport. Traveling to PR is like traveling to any other state of the nation. We do not have the title of state, but we are a US territory. Which in that case (travel) means the same thing.If you want to travel outside of the US... an H1B visa holder may travel and reenter the country during the validity period of the visa.
http://www.camotechnologies.com/h1b/h1b-frequently-asked-questions.html#travelYou will love PR! It's a great place to have some fun and relax!
- answered by scorpionitty
Answer #3
No you don't. PR is a territory of the US.
- answered by Jack
Answer #4
Things is diff rent Travel ling to Puerto Rico is one thing but coming back is different thing, you will have to have a valid Government issued Photo ID plus yoursocial security, which will prove you Nationality or your status in the US, also that type of visa is not a Visiting Visa, it is for employment only, so be careful of what you are doing, check with the air limes before you make yourmove,or you will be sorry, you must demonstrate to the Us official at all times that you are using the visa issued to for the purpose which it was granted.
- answered by boy_jam_arch
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