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IMPORTANT UPDATE: New UK Travel Requirements
Starting on January 8, 2025, travellers (including children and infants) from visa-exempt countries, such as the United States, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico, will need an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation) to enter the UK.
The application process will open at different times depending on your country of origin. Check the full list of nationalities that require the visa to enter.
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Below are a list of very helpful travel links. Please review some of this information and bookmark this page on your computer should you ever need quick reference in a hurry.
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- Emergency Contact Numbers for U.S. Citizens Abroad
- Arrests //Â Locate a Missing Person Abroad
- Sending Money to U.S. Citizens Overseas
- Medical Evacuations
- Life or Death Emergencies
- What the State Department Can and Cannot do in a Crisis Abroad
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- FAA Flight Delay Info
- U.S. Customs Service Alerts
- CDC – Traveler’s Health
- TSA – Permitted & Prohibited Items
- Currency Conversion
- Create a Currency Conversion Cheat Sheet
- Time Zones
- International Dialing Codes
- Electric Power Around the World
- Metric Conversion Calculator
- Weather Forecasts Around the World
- Listing of Festivals Around the World
- UNESCO World Heritage Sites List
- VizEat
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INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL – PASSPORT AND VISA INFORMATION:
- Confirm each passenger’s passport validity and possible visa requirements prior to departure.
- Passports must be valid for a minimum of six (6) months beyond return date back into the U.S.
- It is recommended to have at least three (3) blank passport pages prior to departure.
- Please note that the State Department no longer offers additional pages for passports.
- Make two photocopies of all your travel documents in case of emergency.
- Click here for specific visa/passport information by country.
DOMESTIC TRAVEL – I.D. INFORMATION:
- A government issued photo I.D. is required; driver’s license, military I.D. or valid passport.
RESOURCES:
- Click here to visit U.S. Department of State – Traveler’s Checklist.
- Click here to enroll in S.T.E.P. – Smart Traveler Enrollment Program.
- For U.S. Citizens – Passport and International Travel information, Click here.
- For U.S. Citizens – Visa information and more, Click here.
- For Non-U.S. Citizens – Please check with the appropriate consulate pertaining to your specific travels.
- For Visa Services, Click here.
Travel Vaccinations / Health Precautions
- Investigate recommended vaccinations and health precautions and discuss with your physician.
- Click here to visit U.S. Department of Health and Human Services – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Consider purchasing supplemental health insurance if your health plan does not cover you overseas. Click here.
Travel / Health Insurance
- All-Travel always recommends that travelers purchase travel and medical insurance. Please contact your All-Travel Consultant to assist you.
Travel Currency
- All-Travel always recommends that travelers notify their banks and credit card companies of dates and travel plans prior to departure. Click here for information about using cash, debit/credit cards, ATMs abroad.