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Your guide to moving to Puerto Rico.  Puerto Rico Visas, citizenship and more.

Why live in Puerto Rico?

An island in paradise and the ultimate destination for a beach lifestyle. It is officially part of the USA, but is really a country on its own with a unique character and culture.
Digital nomads love it here and so do business owners and people working in tourism. Puerto Rico has a lot to offer to a lot of people, but especially to those who love the sun, beach and a relaxing lifestyle.
Taxes are favourable, a way for the island to attract wealth and business and create a good climate for immigrants to make investments. But not just the financial climate is attractive; the weather is pretty much amazing year round and perfect for spending much of your free time on one of the many stunning beaches.
The cost of living and health care are low and Spanish and English are both official languages in the country so communicating won’t be an issue.Infrastructure is well arranged, insurance costs are low and there is just no end to the list of benefits of living on this beautiful island. It is a country of opportunities and Puerto Rico is waiting for you to take yours.

Puerto Rico Visas and Permits

Puerto Rican immigration laws and regulations are the same as in the United States of America, as the country is an unincorporated territory of the states. American citizens do not need a visa to travel to the country and work there, but other immigrants do.In order to get a work permit for Puerto Rico, you will have to go through US immigrations. Make an appointment with an American embassy or consulate in your home country to start the application process and get all the information you need.
To find out if you need a tourist visa to visit Puerto Rico, please use the VisaHQ tool below.

 

Puerto Rican immigration laws and regulations are the same as in the United States of America, as the country is an unincorporated territory of the states.  Please have a look at our USA Page for more information.

Puerto Rican immigration laws and regulations are the same as in the United States of America, as the country is an unincorporated territory of the states.  Please have a look at our USA Page for more information.

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