Can a convicted felon go to the Bahamas?

Answer 1

If you are under probation or parole I doubt it because you cant go out of the city or county, but if you are just a convicted felon, yes, you can go out of the country, and Mexico wouldn't min letting you in.

Answer 2

Generally not a problem, their law directly states that if you are on parole, you must obtain permission from your parole officer, and that entry will be granted in circumstances involving bereavement, among a few others. Generally, if you have completed your sentence, and have not been convicted of narcotics offence, or a sexual offense, and that a period of 5 years has elapsed since the completion of your sentence.

Answer 3

If the convicted felon is on probation or parole, check with his or her assigned probation or parole officer. Otherwise, with the exception of a court order relating to traveling, there should be n problems.

Answer 4

Yes, a convicted felon can visit the Bahamas. However, they would need to apply for a visa in advance, and their application would be subject to approval by Bahamian authorities. It is important to check the specific entry requirements and restrictions for felons before planning a trip.

Answer 5

The answer to this question cannot be known unleess/until you apply for a visa. Only when your visa is approved or denied will you know.

Answer 6

Yes, unless you are on parole or probation it shouldn't be a problem.