Puerto Rico Visa Fees

Many visa fees depend on your citizenship, or if you have multiple citizenships, the citizenship you use to travel.
Some countries have lower visa fees or other special access for travelers who have legal residence in certain countries, even without citizenship.

Visa Fees

Puerto Rico Visa for United States Citizens

Please check the Atlys app for the latest prices in this country.

Currency Conversion

Please note: Banks, debit and credit cards, and other services charge a fee for currency conversions. For the lowest fees (usually around 1%–3%), convert currency in person at a local bank or credit union, or use a debit or credit card with no foreign transaction fee and decline dynamic currency conversion.

Visa Fees Do's

  • Do bring at least $150 in cash to handle any unexpected fees
  • Do find out the nearest ATM to you

Visa Fees Dont's

  • Don't plan to pay with a credit card
  • Don't plan to pay with a check or traveler's check
  • Don't expect change back when paying with cash
  • Don't expect refunds, even for rejected applications

Things To Know

Common Hidden Costs

Photo Shipping
Travel Insurance Photos
Shipping Labels
Notarization Services
Payment Processing Fees
Taxis/Rideshare Service

Frequently Asked Questions

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First-Time Travelers

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