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Answered by Aneisha Dobson, Associate Writer
Travelling is a fun and exciting experience for most of us, but there are (usually) heavy government rules and regulations that we have to comply with.
And yes, these involve providing evidence of relevant and proper travel documentation.
And, surprise, surprise, Jamaica is no exception!
When coming to Jamaica for vacation you are required to present acceptable documentation that clearly outlines your identity and nationality, and it must have a photograph of the holder.
According to The Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA), the entity that admininsters immigration and yes, citizenship matters, the most commonly accepted travel document is a national passport.
However, other travel documents may be required, depending on the nature of travel, country of origin and so on.
These include:
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