International Information

A passport is required. All travelers entering or exiting Albania must have six months or more validity on their passport.

Passports and visas are required for U.S. citizens traveling to Algeria. The Algerian visa application must be typed. The Algerian Embassy no longer accepts handwritten visa applications.

U.S. nationals who are not U.S. citizens, and who are resident in American Samoa, must obtain a visitor permit prior to all travel to Samoa. U.S. nationals have not been permitted to travel to Samoa on certificates of identity since May 2005.

A passport is required. U.S. citizens can stay without a visa for a tourist/business stay of up to 90 days.

Passport and visa (must be obtained in advance), along with an International Certificate of Vaccination, are required. Persons arriving without visas are subject to arrest or exclusion. Travelers may also encounter delays if they do not have at least one completely blank visa page in their passports for entry and exit stamps. Travelers whose international immunization cards do not show inoculations against yellow fever within the past ten years may be subject to exclusion, on-the-spot vaccination, and heavy fines. Visitors remaining in Angola beyond their authorized visa duration are subject to fines and arrest. It is illegal to attempt to carry local currency out of Angola and persons found attempting to carry local currency out of Angola are subject to having this currency confiscated by customs officers.

A passport is required. Anguilla is a British overseas territory in the Caribbean, part of the British West Indies. It is a small but rapidly developing island.

A passport is required. Antigua and Barbuda is a dual island nation known for its beaches, and is a favorite destination for yachtsmen. Tourist facilities are widely available. English is the primary language.

A valid passport is required for U.S. citizens to enter Argentina. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for visits of up to 90 days for tourism and business. U.S. Passport must be valid 3 months beyond intended stay. Tickets and Documents for return or onward travel On December 20, 2009, the Government of Argentina will begin charging American Citizens visiting Argentina for business or tourism an entry fee of $131 U.S. dollars. The fee will be collected only at Buenos Aires Ezeiza International Airport. Once paid, the fee permits multiple entries into Argentina for ten years in accordance with United States visa reciprocity. Americans may pay in dollars, by credit card, or with travelers checks No Visa Required for Stay up to 3 Months. Extension Possible for Stay of Further 3 Months (max). Vaccinations - International Certificate of Vaccination required for Yellow Fever if Arriving from Infected Area within 5 days

A passport and visa are required. For stays longer than 21 days, but not exceeding 90 days, an official invitation from a qualifying entity in Armenia is required

A passport is required. Aruba is an autonomous part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

American citizens are required to have a valid U.S. passport to enter Australia. Americans must enter with an Australian visa or, if eligible, through Electronic Travel Authority (ETA). The ETA replaces a visa and allows a stay of up to three months.

Passport required. A visa is not required for business or tourist stays up to three months.

A passport and visa are required. Travelers may also obtain single-entry, 30-day visas at the airport upon arrival for USD 100.

A passport and valid visa are required to enter and exit Afghanistan. Afghan entry visas are not available at Kabul International Airport. American citizens who arrive without a visa are subject to confiscation of their passport and face heavy fines and difficulties in retrieving their passport and obtaining a visa, as well as possible deportation from the country.