No passport? Americans can still visit these 6 destinations.
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Don't have a passport? You can still travel to popular destinations like Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, and more.
If you don't have a passport, you may still be able to go to some great places.
Let's face it, getting a passport in the first place can be an expensive experience.
The application costs $130 for a passport book, plus a $35 acceptance fee. Routine wait times are four to six weeks, and that doesn’t include mailing times, according to the State Department. Paying a $60 fee can expedite the process, but travelers will still need to wait three to five weeks for processing.
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But if you're not able to get your passport in time to travel, you should know that not all destinations require U.S. tourists to carry it.
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