How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Start by filling out the visitation application completely—don't leave any blanks, or your application may be denied. Submit it by email or U.S. Mail, and note that only one application is allowed per person. Wait until you're notified of approval before traveling to the facility. Anyone 12 or older must complete the visitation form, and visitors 16 or older need a valid photo ID to enter the visiting area. All visitors and belongings are subject to search; refuse, and you may be denied entry and face future visit restrictions. You can bring up to $50 in small bills ($1, $5, $10, $20) for vending purchases, one vehicle key (keyless entry devices require visual inspection), and limited baby items listed on the DC6-111B visitor sheet. Read that sheet and keep it with you on department grounds.
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Getting approved to visit at Southeastern Correctional Complex starts with the Florida DOC visitation application. Follow the submission rules and wait for approval before you travel—that's how you avoid the most common delays.
Visiting hours at Southeastern Correctional Complex are Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Southeastern Correctional Complex enforces dress rules strictly. One small clothing mistake can delay your visit—or get you turned away entirely. Plan your outfit before you leave home.
Packing for visitation is stressful enough without getting turned away at the door. Here's what you can and can't bring to Southeastern Correctional Complex.
Fill out the visitation application completely—leaving blanks can get it denied. Submit by email or U.S. Mail. Only one application per person is allowed, and you should wait for approval notification before traveling.
Visitors age 12 and older must complete the visitation form. Visitors 16 or older must present a valid photo ID to enter the visiting area.
You may bring up to $50 per visitor in $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills for snacks and beverages, and you can’t give money to inmates. You may also bring one vehicle key (keyless entry devices must be visually inspected and approved) and only the limited baby items listed in the DC6-111B materials; extra or unlisted items may need to be secured for the visit.
To add money to an inmate's account at Southeastern Correctional Complex, you'll need to send funds to the appropriate Service Center using one of three accepted payment types: a U.S. Postal money order, a cashier's check, or a certified bank draft. Stick to these options. Anything else can get refused and delay the whole process.
AdvancePay is one of the main ways families fund phone calls from Southeastern Correctional Complex. Once your phone number has a prepaid balance, your loved one can call you using those funds.
Visiting Southeastern Correctional Complex means going through a search screening at check-in. Everyone—you and your belongings—gets searched before entering the facility or visiting area. This isn't personal. It's standard procedure for all visitors, and knowing what to expect can make the day feel less stressful.
