Best Safe Tip to Travel Abroad

 

Requires a signed valid passport and visa which plays an important role so keep it safe.

     Also, before you go, fill out the Passport Emergency Data page!  

2 Read the Consular Information Sheet for international locations you visit (and public announcements or travel warnings, if applicable). Familiarize yourself with the three local legal guidelines and the customs of the country you are going to.

 3 will be subject to foreign law as long as you are here. Remember, the US Constitution does not follow you now! 

 4 Keep a copy of your visa, passport and other identity card with your loved one and keep it with you as it can be dangerous.

5. Keep a copy of your trip home with family or friends so you can be contacted in case of an emergency. 

6. Never leave your luggage unattended in public areas. 

7. Before you leave, you must register in the nearest United States

 Embassies or consulates through the State Department's Tour registration 

website Registration will identify your presence and location if it is very important to contact you in an emergency.

  Under the Privacy Act, information about your welfare and location cannot be disclosed without the consent of your people.

     Be sure to leave a designated itinerary and a number or copy of your passport or various citizenship documents with a friend or relative in the United States.

       To avoid being the target of eight crimes, try not to wear plain clothes and expensive rings right now and don't accept extra money or meaningless credit scores.

9. To avoid violating local laws, be positive that you will only deal with authorized agents when you make money transactions or buy antiques or antiques.

     10. Contact the US Police if you have any problems