Can immigrants go to Alaska?

Can I fly to Hawaii or Alaska as an undocumented traveler? Traveling to Hawaii or Alaska is considered a domestic flight. Both Hawaii and Alaska are states of the U.S. Therefore, flying to either destination follows the same TSA guidelines as traveling to any other state in the country.



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A valid passport is required for all non-US and non-Canadian citizens for all Alaska itineraries and a multiple reentry visa (B-2 Visitor's Visa) may be required for foreign cruise passengers sailing from the United States.

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Flying to Hawaii However, undocumented visitors should be prepared to provide alternative forms of identification, such as a foreign passport or consular ID card, if requested by airline personnel or immigration officers.

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The only way to drive to Alaska without a passport is if you are a U.S. citizen with a NEXUS membership card, an enhanced driver's license, or you have special authorization via the military or government affiliations.

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As a general rule of thumb, international travel requires a passport. So, at the very least, foreign nationals who are neither American citizens nor permanent residents will need a passport to go to Hawaii. Passport requirements will differ based on the length of stay and the country of origin.

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A photo ID is not required for passengers age 16 and under, but is recommended. U.S. resident aliens are required to present a current and valid Resident Alien Card (a “green card”) in addition to a current valid passport.

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If you are a US citizen, you just need a state ID or driver's license. If you're international or driving to Alaska through Canada, you'll need a passport and/or visa. Covid tests/proof of vaccination are no longer required for travel within the US as of June 12, 2022.

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There are four main ways to reach Alaska. By flying, by cruise ship, using the state ferry system or by driving the Alaska Highway through Canada. If your heart is set on train travel, don't fret.

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Mexican nationals are required to present a valid passport and visa or BCC when traveling to the United States by land. For travel by sea, Mexican nationals will need to present a valid passport and visa or a valid passport and BCC.

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TRAVEL RECOMMENDATIONS The State of Alaska does not require COVID-19 testing, vaccinations, or masking for travelers. However, individual businesses and communities may have their own requirements. Please check with businesses, cruise lines, and tour operators for their specific COVID-19 regulations.

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