Entry requirements by destination

A valid passport is only half the requirement. Most countries also demand a minimum amount of validity left on the book, blank pages for stamps, and increasingly an electronic travel authorization filed days before you board.

See visa requirements by country

Key takeaways

The six-month rule is the most common trap: many countries want six months of validity beyond your return date.
Digital authorizations (UK ETA, ETIAS, Australian ETA, NZeTA, Kenya ETA, ETA-IL) are filed online before you fly — they are not visas and are not issued at the airport.
A passport card never works for international air travel; only the book does.
Airlines enforce these rules at check-in, so a technically valid passport can still be refused at the gate.

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