The Central America-4 passport (also called the Central American passport) is a common-design
passport issued by the
Central America-4 Border Control Agreement member states (
El Salvador,
Guatemala,
Honduras, and
Nicaragua). Although the design had been in use by Nicaragua and El Salvador since the mid-1990s, it became the norm for the CA-4 in January 2006. The main features are the navy blue cover with the words "Centroamérica" and a map of
Central America, with the territory of the issuing country highlighted in gold (in place of the individual nations' coats of arms).
Costa Rica, not a C-4 Agreement member, also uses a
passport with the inscription "América Central", retained from the
Federal Republic of Central America and included in its
coat of arms.
The Central America-4 passport (also called the Central American passport) is a common-design
passport issued by the
Central America-4 Border Control Agreement member states (
El Salvador,
Guatemala,
Honduras, and
Nicaragua). Although the design had been in use by Nicaragua and El Salvador since the mid-1990s, it became the norm for the CA-4 in January 2006. The main features are the navy blue cover with the words "Centroamérica" and a map of
Central America, with the territory of the issuing country highlighted in gold (in place of the individual nations' coats of arms).
Costa Rica, not a C-4 Agreement member, also uses a
passport with the inscription "América Central", retained from the
Federal Republic of Central America and included in its
coat of arms.
