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Take our free Bahamas Theory Examination Drivers Test! Each free car practice test contains randomized rule and sign driving test questions taken from a comprehensive database of Road Traffic Department test-specific questions. These questions are based on the official driver handbook, so that the questions most closely mirror the actual driving test, administered by the Bahamas Road Traffic Department. To pass the official test, you need to score at least 16 out of 20. Please note that each time you take a test on our website, you will get a different set of randomized questions, creating an excellent learning experience so we can prepare you to pass your test. Good luck and please let us know if you come across any questions on the actual test that stump you! Happy driving!
Margaritaville Beach Resort is located only 20 minutes from the Lynden Pindling International airport. To book transportation service in advance please email in...@majestictoursbahamas.com or visit Taxis are also available at the airport.
Any guests that need to cancel or reschedule their stay should do so 7 days prior to arrival. If cancellations or reschedulings occur less than 7 days prior to arrival, a one-night deposit will be charged.
Hurricane Policy
In the event that a hurricane watch or warning is issued for Nassau, Bahamas within 10 days prior to your arrival, guests whose bookings are confirmed via Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau booking engine, can cancel and reschedule their booking without penalties.
Early Departures
Should guests wish to depart early due to the threat of a hurricane, a credit will be issued for use within one year from your original arrival date.
Rescheduled accommodations will be equivalent to the room category booked and subject to hotel availability. This policy is for bookings made directly with Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau. Bookings made through Tour Operators or 3rd parties must contact their original booking source for their hurricane policy.
Yes, exceptions are made for cruise ship arrivals, once you have met the 24-hour residency requirement and have your letter from the Purser's Office/Guest Services, signed by your ship's captain, confirming this. fact.
NOTE: Marriage licenses are issued at the Office of the Registrar General located in the Rodney Bain Building on Parliament and Shirley Street in Nassau, which is open to the public Monday to Friday between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (Closed on weekends and Bahamian Public Holidays.)
Flammable items/materials, including but not limited to candles and or paraphernalia, are not permissible for any birthday and/or wedding celebrations on property. Please contact the resort directly if you have questions regarding allowable and prohibited items.
The Pointe Marina at Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau accommodates vessels up to 180 feet (55m) in length and offers a 40 slip full service deep water marina, easy clearance procedures and the highest level of professional service for all marina guests. Reservations for The Pointe Marina can be done via email at in...@pointemarinas.com.
Beginning June 1, 2009, travelers must present an identity and citizenship document approved under WHTI to gain re-entry into the U.S. from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda or the Caribbean. (Before you travel, please check to make sure that you have met the specific identity and citizenship document requirements for any country you may be visiting.)
Young people ages 16-18 who are traveling in a group with adult supervision as part of a school, church, social organization or sports team need only present their birth certificate (original or a photocopy) or other proof of citizenship.
They are dual-purpose documents designed for the user's convenience. In addition to serving as a typical driver's license or ID card, they may be used to re-enter the U.S. at its land or sea ports when returning from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda or the Caribbean. This flexibility speeds your passage back across the border. They verify your identity and citizenship - no other proof is needed. Enhanced driver's licenses and ID cards are among the federally approved border-crossing documents when entering the U.S. required under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative.
Your license or state ID card should arrive two to three weeks after submitting your application, but allow up to 45 days. If you haven't received it after 45 days, contact the Department of State Information Center at Michigan.gov/ContactSOS or 888-SOS-MICH (888-767-6424) or visit a Secretary of State branch office.
Only select Michigan Secretary of State employees who have passed a background check, law enforcement and U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials who can access the information during a border crossing.
All Secretary of State offices issue the enhanced driver's license and state ID card. Branch offices will also process license and state ID card renewals, address, name or date of birth changes and duplicates - if your card is lost, damaged or stolen.
a. Already have a Michigan driver's license: If you apply for your enhanced license up to six months before your current license expires, your enhanced license will expire four years from your next birthday.
If you apply at any other time, your enhanced license will expire four years from your last birthday. As a result, some EDL's will expire in less than four years. If your current Michigan driver's license expiration date is more than six months away, you may want to consider waiting until after your next birthday to apply for your EDL (unless you have an immediate need for one). This will ensure you obtain the longest possible license term from your first EDL.
c. Under age 21: The enhanced license expires on your 21st birthday. The only exception is for those applying within six months of their 21st birthday. In this case, the enhanced license will expire four years from their 21st birthday.
a. Your enhanced state ID card will expire four years from your last birthday. The only exception is for those who apply up to 45 days before their current Michigan ID card expires. In this case, the enhanced card will expire four years from their next birthday.
No. They are provided as convenient options to speed up your border crossing when returning to the U.S. from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean by land or sea. The enhanced cards meet the travel document requirements under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative.
Beginning June 1, 2009, travelers must present an identity and citizenship document approved under WHTI to gain re-entry into the U.S. from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda or the Caribbean. WHTI was enacted to heighten border security against terrorism and illegal entry.
U.S. citizens under the age of 16 must present their birth certificate (original or a photocopy) or other proof of U.S. citizenship such as a naturalization certificate or citizenship card.
U.S. citizens ages 16-18 traveling under adult supervision with a school or religious group, social organization or sports team need only present their birth certificate (original or a photocopy) or other proof of citizenship.
U.S. territories are considered a part of the United States. U.S. citizens returning directly from a U.S. territory are not considered to have left the country and are only subject to the rules for domestic travel. You should review the TSA domestic travel requirements before traveling.
Yes, your enhanced driver's license is acceptable for domestic air travel. Under the federal REAL ID law, Michigan residents must show a REAL ID-compliant document when flying in the United States beginning May 7, 2025. Your enhanced driver's license or ID card meets the federal REAL ID standards and may be used when flying domestically.
Michigan also issues another type of driver's license and state ID that is REAL ID compliant. These licenses and IDs are identified by a gold circle with a star printed in the upper right-hand corner. While these REAL ID licenses and ID cards are accepted for flying domestically, they cannot be used to enter the United States by land or sea when returning from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda or the Caribbean. For that, you'll need an enhanced license or ID card.
After May 7, 2025, if you do not have an enhanced license or state ID, or a REAL ID license or ID (with the gold circle and star), you will have to present another form of accepted document when flying in the United States, such as a valid U.S. passport or passport card. The Transportation Security Administration website at www.tsa.gov has a complete list of all accepted REAL ID documents.
Whether you can use an enhanced driver's license or state ID card depends on which ports you will be visiting. Foreign ports may require a passport for entry. Please note that due to emergencies, such as weather conditions, cruise ships may make unscheduled stops at foreign ports that require documents other than an enhanced license or state ID card to go ashore. Contact the cruise line or your travel agent for specific information.
Yes. All land and sea travel between the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean falls under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative requirements, regardless of the type of vessel. Depending on the details of your travel to and from Canada in your own boat or by ferry, you may be required to present an enhanced license or state ID card (or other form of acceptable proof of identity and citizenship) to U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials.
Yes. An enhanced license or state ID card issued in Michigan is accepted at any U.S. land or sea port when returning from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda or the Caribbean. An enhanced license is accepted as a valid license for driving in any U.S. state.
If your enhanced license or state ID card is lost or stolen, you may visit Online Services, a self-service station or any Secretary of State office to apply for a replacement. You will need to present acceptable identification to substantiate your identity.
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