Links To Haiti

May 26, 2005 This Travel Warning is being issued to warn American citizens of the continued dangers of travel to Haiti.  Due to the volatile security situation, the Department has ordered the departure of non-emergency personnel and all family members of U.S. Embassy personnel.  The Department of State warns U.S. citizens to defer travel to Haiti and urges American citizens to depart the country if they can do so safely.  This Travel Warning supersedes the Travel Warning issued March 11, 2005. [Read More]

The United States of America in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

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US Embassy - Haiti

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Haiti (02/05)
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Haiti

ENTRY/EXIT REQUIREMENTS: Haitian law requires U.S. citizens to have a passport to enter Haiti. In the past, officials have sometimes waived this requirement if travelers had a certified copy of their U.S. birth certificate. Due to fraud concerns, however, airlines will not board passengers for return to the United States unless they are in possession of a valid passport. The U.S. Embassy strongly recommends that U.S. citizens obtain passports before travel to Haiti. Once in Haiti, an undocumented U.S. citizen can experience delays of several weeks for the issuance of a passport, as it is often more difficult to establish identity and citizenship overseas than in the United States. The Haitian government requires foreigners to pay a departure fee. U.S. citizens are encouraged to contact the Embassy ... [Read More]

US Embassy - Haiti

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