Entry requirement
Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory and follows federal entry rules.
Source: www.help.cbp.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
Puerto Rico follows U.S. immigration rules. Check documents and transport before travelling.
Information from official sources, checked on the dates shown. It may change; confirm each detail with its source before travelling.
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Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory and follows federal entry rules.
Source: www.help.cbp.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
Travellers using a passport from a Visa Waiver Program country need ESTA approval before boarding.
Source: www.help.cbp.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
ESTA is not a visa; travellers who require a visa for their nationality or purpose must apply for one.
Source: www.help.cbp.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
The Visa Waiver Program permits visits of up to 90 days; other stays depend on the visa and federal admission record.
Source: www.help.cbp.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
CBP requires food, plants, agricultural and wildlife items to be declared on entry to the United States; some may be restricted or prohibited.
Source: www.help.cbp.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
Foreign visitors must travel with a passport and the visa or ESTA that applies to their case.
Source: www.help.cbp.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
T-Mobile lists a 2 GB prepaid plan in Puerto Rico for 30 US dollars per month; in-store activation costs 10 US dollars per line. We couldn't find visitor ID requirements on the source page checked.
Source: es.prepaid.t-mobile.comdocs.fcc.gov · Checked on 11 Nov

Claro lists a 39 GB prepaid plan for 49.98 US dollars per month; we couldn't find the SIM price on the source page checked.
Source: www.claropr.comdocs.fcc.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
Liberty offers prepaid plans with data and devices; we couldn't find a separate SIM or first-package price on the source page checked.
Source: www.libertypr.comdocs.fcc.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
T-Mobile’s Puerto Rico label includes the seven-day US Pass eSIM for 25 US dollars. T-Mobile says it requires no ID and must be purchased in the United States.
Source: prepaid.t-mobile.com · Checked on 11 Nov
Carolina / área de San Juan
Taxis leave from the main arrivals station at Terminal A and from Terminal B arrivals for passengers in B and C. The dispatcher gives the regulated fare before the trip.
Source: aeropuertosju.com · Checked on 11 Nov
Routes T5, D53 and E40 connect the airport with Isla Verde, Condado, Old San Juan, the Convention Center and Piñero Avenue. Pay with exact change or an ATI card.
Source: aeropuertosju.com · Checked on 11 Nov
Uber pickup is at Terminal A and Terminals B and C, columns 16–19. The app displays the fare for each trip.
Source: aeropuertosju.com · Checked on 11 Nov
The currency is the U.S. dollar; there is no local exchange rate between Puerto Rico and the mainland U.S.
Source: www.usa.govwww.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
The official tourism site says credit and debit cards are widely accepted, especially at hotels, restaurants and larger shops.
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
The National Park Service says ATMs are easy to find; we couldn't find withdrawal fees on the source page checked.
Source: www.nps.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
The general sales and use tax rate listed by Treasury is 11.5% on taxable sales.
Source: hacienda.pr.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
Puerto Rico uses the U.S. dollar. For other currencies, check the rate published by each bank or exchange office.
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
The United States issues USD 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 bills; coins include 1, 5, 10, 25 and 50 cents and USD 1.
Source: www.usa.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
Fare for most regular routes; routes E20 and E30 cost two US dollars. Pay on boarding with exact change or an ATI card.
Source: www.ati.pr.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
SITRAS lists one shopping and entertainment route as free; we found no fare or payment method for regular routes.
Source: sitrasponce.com · Checked on 11 Nov
Regular fare on Tren Urbano. The fare allows transfers to AMA or MetroBus for up to two hours after the train trip.
Source: www.ati.pr.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
Source: www.dsp.pr.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
Source: www.daco.pr.gov · Checked on 11 Nov
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
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From San Juan · 24 km
Dorado lies west of San Juan and can be reached by road.
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
From San Juan · 32 km
Culebra lies east of San Juan. It can be reached by small plane or ferry from Ceiba.
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
From San Juan · 64 km
Vieques lies southeast of San Juan. It can be reached by small plane or ferry from Ceiba.
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
From San Juan
Discover Puerto Rico says Ponce is about a 90-minute drive on PR-52; the page does not give kilometres.
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
From San Juan
The tourism guide gives a drive of about 45 to 60 minutes; we couldn't find kilometres on the source page checked.
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov
From San Juan
It can be reached by road heading west; we found no official distance in kilometres from San Juan.
Source: www.discoverpuertorico.com · Checked on 11 Nov