Thursday, November 5
Browsing: Visas, Passports & Entry Rules
Entry rules explained in plain English: passport validity, visas, ESTA and ETIAS, Schengen limits, green card and immigration-status travel, criminal-record and DUI restrictions, and the documents minors need to cross a border.
The cost of a visa to China depends mainly on your nationality, where you apply, the number of entries requested,…
Hawaii feels far from the U.S. mainland, but it is one of the 50 states. That means a direct trip…
Traveling to Spain from the United States is straightforward for most short tourist visits, but you still need to meet…
Puerto Rico is part of the United States, but travel can still feel uncertain for people with Deferred Action for…
A pending felony charge does not always create a complete travel ban, but it can place strict limits on where…
A driving-under-the-influence conviction can affect your ability to visit Canada, even when the offense was treated as a misdemeanor where…
A Green Card proves that you are a lawful permanent resident of the United States, but it is not the…
If you hold a U.S. Green Card, you can travel to Europe, but your permanent-resident card does not give you…
Traveling while on probation may be possible, but you should not assume that crossing a state line is allowed. Your…
You can usually take a legally owned firearm on a road trip within the United States, but the rules change…
Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, so U.S. immigration and employment-authorization rules apply on the island. A valid U.S. work…
Hawaii is part of the United States, so the documents you need depend on where your trip begins, your citizenship…