Documents for travel

This guide restates the current documents for travel policy in a cleaner format. It keeps the original scope, restrictions, timing, and required actions intact.

Use this section to confirm the traveler, booking, or market scope before taking action.

• It is the passenger’s responsibility to make sure that all the travel documents requirements of the countries you are transiting/traveling to are met.
• Each country has its own set of rules of entry and transit for different nationalities, which change often because of the pandemic. Passengers are responsible to have all the proper documents for entry and transit, such as visas, health insurance, PCR test, and a valid passport or traveler ID.
• Health Passenger Locator Form
• Certain destinations implemented restrictions to minimize the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). These countries require passengers to complete Public Health Passenger Locator Form online or in printable format. In other countries, there might be a mandatory quarantine upon arrival, or it might not be possible to enter.
• Please, check the latest official government publications, or contact the embassy, foreign ministry before purchasing the booking and prior to the departure date.

These conditions need to be true before the request can be handled under this policy.

• Valid passport – usually, it should be valid for at least 6 months after the return date.
• We encourage you to check your destination country restrictions in advance and complete the forms at the required time.

These limits narrow the scope of what can be approved or refunded.

• Traveling on a one-way ticket may be restricted to specific nationalities and countries.
• Certain destinations implemented restrictions to minimize the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). These countries require passengers to complete Public Health Passenger Locator Form online or in printable format. In other countries, there might be a mandatory quarantine upon arrival, or it might not be possible to enter.
• We encourage you to check your destination country restrictions in advance and complete the forms at the required time.

These exceptions should be checked before promising an outcome to the traveler.

• Certain destinations implemented restrictions to minimize the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). These countries require passengers to complete Public Health Passenger Locator Form online or in printable format. In other countries, there might be a mandatory quarantine upon arrival, or it might not be possible to enter.

These notes describe whether a charge applies or whether the action can be handled without an added fee.

• For some destinations a medical card or health insurance.

These are the time limits or waiting periods mentioned in the source policy.

• Valid passport – usually, it should be valid for at least 6 months after the return date.

Follow these actions in order when the article describes a specific process.

• Valid passport – usually, it should be valid for at least 6 months after the return date.
• For some destinations a medical card or health insurance.
• Sometimes a transit or entry visa.
• Depending on the destination, a Negative Covid-19 Test.
• Traveling on a one-way ticket may be restricted to specific nationalities and countries.

This section keeps only the change-related statements found in the source article.

• Each country has its own set of rules of entry and transit for different nationalities, which change often because of the pandemic. Passengers are responsible to have all the proper documents for entry and transit, such as visas, health insurance, PCR test, and a valid passport or traveler ID.

This section keeps only the documentation-related statements found in the source article.

• It is the passenger’s responsibility to make sure that all the travel documents requirements of the countries you are transiting/traveling to are met.
• Valid passport – usually, it should be valid for at least 6 months after the return date.
• Sometimes a transit or entry visa.
• Depending on the destination, a Negative Covid-19 Test.
• Each country has its own set of rules of entry and transit for different nationalities, which change often because of the pandemic. Passengers are responsible to have all the proper documents for entry and transit, such as visas, health insurance, PCR test, and a valid passport or traveler ID.
• Certain destinations implemented restrictions to minimize the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). These countries require passengers to complete Public Health Passenger Locator Form online or in printable format. In other countries, there might be a mandatory quarantine upon arrival, or it might not be possible to enter.

These notes should be preserved because they soften, narrow, or qualify the policy meaning.

• Traveling on a one-way ticket may be restricted to specific nationalities and countries.
• Certain destinations implemented restrictions to minimize the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). These countries require passengers to complete Public Health Passenger Locator Form online or in printable format. In other countries, there might be a mandatory quarantine upon arrival, or it might not be possible to enter.