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Passports: Some countries require that your U.S. passport be valid at least 6 months or longer after the date of travel. Please check with the Embassy or nearest Consulate of the country that you plan to visit for their requirements.

Visas: If a visa is required, obtain it from the appropriate foreign consular representative or from a Visa Service, allowing enough time for mailing and processing.

The following is based upon information gathered by the U.S. State Department prior to October 2004. As this information is subject to change, we suggest that you check with the consular office of the countries to be visited well in advance. you may also check for updated information here.

For information about requesting a passport within 2 weeks of travel, click here.

International Entry Requirements for U.S. citizens

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All information provided pertains to U.S. passport holders only. All information and rates are subject to change without notice. Information is compiled from U.S. State Department, and is accurate, to the best of our knowledge, as of April 5, 2002.

If you're traveling within two weeks, fill out the National Passport Information Center's electronic form to explain your situation and request expedited handling of your passport. If your travel is within seven days, call the Information Center at 877-487-2778 to make emergency arrangements.

You can make an appointment with a passport agency if your departure date is within 14 days. Only 14 of these agencies are open to the public; they're located in Boston; Chicago; Honolulu; Houston; Los Angeles; Miami; New Orleans; New York City; Philadelphia; San Francisco; Seattle; Washington, D.C.; Aurora, Colorado; and Norwalk, Connecticut

Alternately, you can try contacting your congressperson's office for assistance if your trip is within two weeks. Your congressperson (or someone in his or her office) can locate your passport application and request expedited service.