Experts say missing a trip because you didn't consider passport or entry requirements is avoidable with just a little planning, especially key pages and expiry date Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter We have more newsletters Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter We have more newsletters Many holidaymakers are unaware of the stringent passport rules in some countries, but travel gurus insist that a ruined trip due to overlooked passport or entry requirements can be avoided with a bit of planning. This includes understanding the six-month validity rule and blank page requirements. "Failing to adhere to specific passport rules or guidelines can lead to being denied boarding or entry at your destination, leaving you frustrated, delayed, or even worse, stranded," warns travel expert and director of Cheap Deals Away UK, Dawn Morwood.
"Passport rules differ greatly from country to country, with some enforcing strict validity periods or requiring a minimum number of blank pages for entry stamps and visas." Dawn added: "Countries like Indonesia, Bahrain and Thailand enforce a six-month passport validity rule from the date of entry. While countries like the USA are generally less strict, requiring only that your passport be valid for the length of your stay, it's always wise to check specific visa requirements ahead of time.
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