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Entry Requirements<\/strong>
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Entry requirements<\/a> differ depending on what country you are a resident and citizen of.<\/p>\n

Where a minor child is traveling with only one parent, a notarized letter of permit from the parent not traveling may be requested. If traveling with non-parents, a notarized letter from the minor's guardians would be required. The letter should indicate that the chaperones are authorized to travel outside the country with the minor, as well as permit the chaperones to seek medical attention for the minor, if necessary.<\/p>\n

Upon arrival to the Bahamas, visitors are asked to fill out an immigration card, which is collected by an immigration officer at the point of entry. A stub is given back to the visitor, who should keep this and return it to the airline ticket agent upon departure.<\/p>\n

Renewing Your Passport<\/h2>\n

Click here<\/a> for information on how to renew your passport. Typically it takes 4-6 weeks to renew a U.S. passport.<\/p>\n

U.S. Citizens<\/strong><\/h2>\n