Passport Requirements

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You could spend only 90 days in the entire Schengen region. For a non-Schengen citizen, the Schengen region is like one nation from the perspective of visa requirements.

To travel across the USA border, all children regardless of age (including newborns and infants) must have their own passport. Please click on the Related Link below for the official US State Department web site showing what documentation you will need to apply for a child's passport. {Essentialy, birth certificate and proof of relationship to you.} http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/minors/minors_834.html Note: If you are not a US citizen then please reask your question and specify your home country or check with your national government. Requirements may differ in different countries.

Passports can expire on any day of the month. It depends on when it was originally got.

That would depend on where you originate from. From North America you would need a passport. From a country in the European Union, of which Denmark is a part, you would not need a passport.

YES BECAUSE HE OR SHE IS NOT A CITIZEN OF THE U.K SO HE NEEDS A VISA TO STUDY IN THE U.K

Please check the internet site http://www.touregypt.net/visa.htm and confirm with an Egyptian Embassy/Consul that there is no need for a Visa....for a max 14 Day visit to some parts of Sinai

I found entering Egypt via Israel overland without planing for a Visa great.

Hope the info helps

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Mexicans that hold a Mexican Passport can travel to the nations that Mexico has diplomatic relations, in some cases Mexicans may need a visa, if they are going to the USA, Canada, and others, but for instance you dont need a visa if you are Mexican to travel to Europe.

This depends on where you live, your nationality and where you want to visit. A local travel agent will provide the latest information for free.

US citizens can travel to Canada, Mexico and most of the Caribbean islands by ship or by land until Summer 2008 (the exact date has not been released) without a passport.

US citizens are also able to travel to any of the US territories and Commonwealth (Guam, the US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, etc) without a passport as long as the flights do not land in any foreign country. As of May 19, 2008: A US citizen can travel by land to Canada or Mexico, or take a round-trip cruise to the Caribbean or British Columbia, without a passport. This is changing, and by spring 2009 even US citizens will probably require a passport to re-enter the USA. For more expicit rules and regulations see the Department of Homeland Security related link below http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1200677666905.shtm

Form DS-11 can be used to get passport.

The cost for the minor passport card and book together is $95

Minor passport book alone costs $80

Minor passport card alone costs $15

There is an execution fee of $25 on each of them. Paying an extra fee of $60 will expedite the process.

An American passport can be obtained from the Travel State Government. It is advisable to make an appointment at a selected Regional Passport Agency. Alternatively a passport can be obtained by mail, but may take longer.

Go to your country's embassy or consulate and get an ID. For Mexicans it's called "Matricula Consular." If you want an USA ID, try to find a state that does not require a Social Security Number nor proof of legal status. I heard that the state of Washington is one of them, but you better make sure first.

Absolutely. Even if they are legal Resident Aliens.And I belive they need a passport issued by Mexico, and should keep one current as Permanent Resident Aliens, they are still Mexican Nationals.

If you could provide other documents which can satisfy to prove your eligibility, then it should be fine.

there is nothing special about the jamaican passport...

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When flying within the United States, no passport is required. Anyone can fly out of state without the need to show a passport, though they will need some form of valid photo ID to be able to board the plane.

No. When you travel to Puerto Rico, it's like going anywhere within the U.S. All you need is a driver's license or other valid form of photo ID. Puerto Rico is considered a Commonwealth of the United States.

A passport is a must if you want to travel out of your country. There are certain exceptions to this like traveling from US to Canada. Similarly, citizens of specific countries are exempted from obtaining a visa under specific circumstances ( like the Visa Waiver Program in the US)

The expiration date is shown on the page with the photo or is calculated from the "good for" number of years shown on that page.

Yes you do now if you are flying. EDIT : As of January 2008, you will need your US passport not only to enter Canada, but perhaps more importantly in your case, to re-enter the US. Passports are need tofly to and from Canada, but not for LAND or Sea travel until June 2009. See this site. http://travel.state.gov/travel/cbpmc/cbpmc_2223.html

Yes, everyone is required a passport now to travel to any foreign countries.