travel documents & resources
GET REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
We prioritize your safety and preparedness while traveling. That's why we provide essential travel resources from the U.S. Department of State, including up-to-date travel advisories, passport and visa information, embassy contacts, and safety tips.
Whether you're planning an international adventure or need guidance for a secure trip, these official resources ensure you have the latest information to travel smart and stay informed.
For direct access, please click the links below for your go-to resources for international travel guidelines.
GET REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
- Passport
- Visa
- Medications
- Consent For Travel With Minors
- International Driving Permit
GET INFORMED
- STEP Program
- Safety and Security Information
- Crisis Planning
- Health Precautions
- Money Matters
Even if your cruise line does not require you to have a passport, we STRONGLY recommend it for all international cruises. Not only is it convenient for getting on and off the ship, but it can really save the day if a health or family emergency requires you to quickly get back to the United States. Without a passport, you would have to get an emergency passport by visiting a U.S. embassy or consulate in order to fly home. Don't take the chance and pack your passport just in case. Find more tips at travel.state.gov/cruise.
*Note: Passport cards cannot be used for international air travel, so we recommend bringing a regular passport book