The Presidio of Monterey is a closed post. Each request to visit the DLIFLC will be considered on its particular merits, provided it does not interfere with the accomplishment of the DLIFLC mission, does not disrupt classes or DLIFLC functions, and does not jeopardize security. Visitors are not allowed in academic areas without approval from the Protocol Office. Upon approval of a visit request, the Protocol Office will issue individual passes.
All requests to visit the DLIFLC must be made in advance and in writing. U.S. citizens must submit requests to the DLIFLC Protocol Office two weeks prior to the projected visit.
All foreign visitors must submit two different written requests to the DLIFLC Protocol Office 45 days prior to a projected visit. Aside from the standard request, they must supply another from their respective embassy’s Military Attaché Office. Processing usually takes one month.
A request to visit the DLIFLC must include the applicant’s name, citizenship (U.S. or foreign), organization(s) with which the visitor is affiliated (business, school, or service, for example), date and time of requested visit, areas of interest, and an address and telephone number where the applicant can be reached.
Walk-in requests by visitors unable to return later may be made in person at the Protocol Office. Such requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis and may not be granted if time does not permit the visitor to be properly identified.