Information concerning international travel changes frequently. Allison Park Travel has gathered links to U.S. government agencies for up-to-date answers to your international travel questions. Information is available for every country of the world. Includes location of U.S. embassy or consulate, unusual immigration practices, health conditions, minor political disturbances, unusual currency and entry regulations, crime and security information, and drug penalties.

 

Transportation Security Administration
• What can I take on a plane?
• Travel Assistant
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  Bureau of Consular Affairs:
  • Country-specific information for every country
  • Tips for traveling abroad
  • Travel alerts - temporary conditions
  • Travel warnings - long-term conditions
  • Document requirements - passports and visas
  • A-Z index of topics on International travel
  • Contact the Bureau of Consular Affairs


• Center for Disease Control
  • Country Specific Information
  • Travelers' Health Information
  
  
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  Customs & Border Patrol
  • Know before you go (PDF)
  • Top 10 traveler tips (PDF)
  • What you must declare
  • Wait times - airport and border
  • Travel alerts current travel advisory articles
  • Ready, Set ... Go! Air, land, or sea travel
  • Restricted / prohibited goods
  • Sample Customs Declaration Form
  • Traveling With Children
  • Traveling With Pets

 

The listing of government agencies is to provide the most current information sources available and does not mean the U.S. Government in any way endorses the products or services listed on this website.

Allison Park Travel highly recommends buying Travel Insurance to protect you from mishaps during your trip. Plane delays, accidents, sickness, etc. happen. And they can ruin any well orchestrated trip.

 

While there are many insurance options, we recommend the policies from CSA Travel Protection, Access America and Travel Guard.

 

 

 

 

DON'T FORGET

TRAVEL INSURANCE!!

Let’s go! Sightseeing, shopping, dining and a myriad of attractions and activities wait to be explored around the world. But, is it safe out there?

 

Unfortunately, it is easy to become so caught up in the “horrible-but-remote-possibilities” that travellers neglect precautions against the much more common and possibly preventable travel hazards such as street crime and accidents.

 

• Need help determining what to pack? Try this very simple, yet useful site.

Do's and Don't When Traveling: Use these tips from a former flight attendant and avid leisure traveller to improve travel street smarts across the world, across the country or across town.