Puerto Rico has the same travel requirements as any other part of the United States.
When traveling from Puerto Rico (and from Hawaii) to the US Mainland, one must have baggage inspected (x-rayed) by the US Department of Agriculture in order to ensure no fresh fruits, fresh vegetables or other restricted items are being smuggled. This is to prevent the spread of insects or other creatures that could cause wide-spread damage to US Agriculture.
Same as you do to enter the states.
no because puerto rico and united states have the same gov. and the us owns puerto rico
Puerto Rico use same electric systems as US continental.
puerto rico and mimi is not in the same country
There is no Puerto Rican Visa. You would have to attain a Visa to visit the United States. Puerto Rico is an overseas territory of the USA and Puerto Ricans are considered United States Citizens. Requirements are the same as any port in the USA.
it looks the same because Puerto Rico is a commonwealth.
the same since its the same currency in Puerto rico as in the US
No. Puerto Rico does not.
Yes, the supreme court of Puerto Rico upheld the ban on same sex marriage.
No. In February 2013, the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico upheld Puerto Rico's law preventing joint adoption by same-sex couples. Also, same-sex marriage is not legally recognized in Puerto Rico.
Q horas es en miami y puerto rico
No. California is right at the border with Mexico (distance = 0) while you have to travel some miles from Puerto Rico to Haiti (both are on different islands in the Caribbean).