It's the countries that don't require visas where trip-ups often happen
A passport alone often isn’t enough to travel internationally these days. Countries around the world are changing document requirements for entry because of heightened security and child-trafficking concerns.
Travelers who don’t check for the latest regulations can easily get tripped up.United States Latest News, United States Headlines
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