The reality behind dual nationalities and multiple passports

The article, "Carrying Several Passports? It's Not Just for Spies" , discussed the benefits of carrying multiple passports from different countries. The topic of multiple nationalities and passports tends to be filled with hype and mystery, but it's really simple. Your ethnicity, birthplace, and religion can be the basis of dual citizenship. If your spouse...

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Passport day

Are you one of the 30 percent of U.S. citizens who has a passport? If not, and you’re planning on traveling out of the country any time in the next year, mark Saturday, April 9 on your calendar. On that day, the U.S. Department of State will host its third annual “Passport Day in the...

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The US State Dept unveils an all new travel site

After a year of collecting suggestions from over 32,000 people , the U.S Dept of State has unveiled a completely revamped source for travel information, travel.state.gov . While most Americans may only interact with the Bureau of Consular Affairs when they obtain or renew their passports, their charter also includes assisting citizens who fall victim...

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Why don't Americans travel more?

Although there are a lot of people in other developed countries who don't travel, Americans tend to get singled out as the worst offenders. Backpackers love to repeat the statistic of how few Americans hold passports as proof ( read more about this myth ). This article from Brave New Traveler, Are Americans afraid to...

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