Traveling internationally can be exciting, but one overlooked detail with your passport can derail your trip before it even begins. From validity rules to missing pages, knowing these passport tips is crucial for smooth travels. Here’s how to avoid eight common passport mistakes and keep your plans on track.
1. Ensure Your Passport Has 6 Months of ValidityA common passport mistake is not adhering to the “six-month validity rule.
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*As of April 2nd, 2018, the passport acceptance fee increased from $25 to $35.
All children, no matter how young, need a passport of their own to leave the country by air and in some cases by land and sea.
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Great news for U.S. travelers! The U.S. Department of State is expanding its passport services to make international travel more convenient.
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken announced:
To better serve the growing number of Americans seeking U.S.
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This comprehensive guide covers visa requirements and related information for popular travel destinations.
Whether you’re planning a trip to China, India, Vietnam, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, or New Zealand, make sure to check the visa requirements and prepare accordingly for a smooth and enjoyable journey.
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In 2019, FedEx Office began offering expedited U.S. passport services through RushMyPassport. Now, FedEx Office and RushMyPassport have announced passport renewal services as fast as 2-4 business days. This expedited passport renewal service is available online and at participating FedEx Office locations nationwide.
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Brazil is a beautiful country, that offers travelers an array of experiences, from exploring the Amazon rainforest and relaxing on pristine beaches. No matter your plans, getting your Brazil e-visa is the first step to starting the adventure.
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Planning a trip to India can be an exciting adventure filled with vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and rich history. However, before embarking on your journey, it’s essential to understand the visa requirements for US citizens traveling to India.
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