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Before booking an international trip, make sure your passport is current and meets the entry requirements for your destination. Some countries require your passport to remain valid for several months beyond your planned return date, so it’s always best to check early.

The U.S. Department of State provides official information for:

  • Applying for your first passport

  • Renewing an existing passport

  • Passport processing times

  • Expedited passport services

  • Lost or stolen passports

  • Traveling internationally with children

Official U.S. Passport Information:

Travel Tip: Don't wait until your trip is approaching to check your expiration date. Passport processing and mailing time should always be considered when planning international travel.

Passport Information

Traveling Internationally? Check Your Passport Early.

International Travel

Traveling to Europe?

ETIAS is Coming

A New European Travel Authorization

Europe is introducing the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) for travelers from visa-exempt countries, including many U.S. travelers visiting participating European countries for short stays.

ETIAS is not a traditional visa. It is a pre-travel authorization that eligible travelers will complete before traveling to participating European destinations.

Official ETIAS & European Border Information:

We will continue updating this page as official ETIAS application dates and requirements become available.

Important Update:

As of August 2026, ETIAS is not yet accepting applications.

The European Union is expected to launch the system in the last quarter of 2026, but the exact start date has not yet been announced. Travelers should be cautious of websites claiming that they can currently process an official ETIAS application.

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