Traveling to Puerto Rico
So I’m looking to plan a trip to Puerto Rico for my birthday, is it ok to travel to Puerto Rico if you only have DACA? If anyone has traveled there can you tell me how your experience was? Thank you in advance!
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I’ve been there. It’s safe to travel there. I took a flight from my home city, connected in Charlotte NC, then directly went to San Juan (all American Airlines). My mom and I went for 10 days. Was the best trip of my life so far. We stayed in Ceiba Country Inn (unfortunately closed :’/) in the mountains near the yunque national rainforest. We traveled everywhere by rental car, the faster routes are the toll highways btw. San Juan has their viejo (old) San Juan with Spanish colonial houses and the castle fortress overlooking the sea. The Bacardi Rum distillery is just outside San Juan to the west. When we went they gave tickets for free drinks, that unfortunately also changed where they charge to enter now. The 10 day trip was the longest and most enjoyable experience I had.
The flights are all domestic (and cheap!) we paid $315 per person which can go below $300 maybe close to 250 if lucky. It feels like visiting a foreign country within the US. We also stayed well under budget since things are cheaper there too (don’t know if that changed). There was a thread about dreamers visiting PR don’t know what happened to it |
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Did you go after AP was revoked? |
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Related question: what if I have an international layover?
Say I theoretically decide to fly to Guam (which I’m allowed to do since it’s a US territory). What if I had a layover in Tokyo? Like I wouldn’t leave the airport and I would just stay in the gate area. |
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I went to PR in 2015. It was the closet I have come to FEELING like visiting a place "foreign". The old Spanish homes in Old San Juan were my fav. Take a direct flight if possible. It is the same as traveling domestically - Show your DL and you're good. I did have my EAD card on me just incase but was not asked for it. |
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I didn’t have a terrible time with connecting flights. I enjoyed them actually, there was only like an hour and 30 minute layover so it was almost seemless going from airplane to airplane |
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For those interested about the person that visited the U.S Virgin Islands I posted the link to the thread here
dreamact.info/forum/showthread.php?t=72389&highlight=Virgin+Islands |
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