Passports. If travelling from outside Canada (including from the USA) you will require a passport for entry into Canada and appropriate identification (ID) for all family members. GCRC reserves the right to refuse boarding on the Rocky Mountaineer without adequate ID, similarly to airlines and cruise ships with respect to their own vessels. Visas: Check with your travel professional, Immigration Canada, or United States Customs and Border Protection. GCRC is not responsible for guests refused entry into Canada or the United States because of inadequate documentation. For further information regarding entry requirements into Canada, please contact Immigration Canada. Single parents or grandparents travelling with children must ensure proper documentation is obtained for entry into Canada.
Passports a certified copy of the passports of the persons signing each of the Finance Documents for and on behalf of the Borrower;
Passports. Participants who are U.S. or Canadian citizens should have a passport valid for at least six month’s past the scheduled date of departure. The average passport processing time is six weeks, so Participant is encouraged to plan in advance, or if the Mission Trip is departing in less than six weeks, use the U.S. Department of State’s Expedited Service process. A copy of Participants signed passport should be sent to FMU at least two weeks prior to scheduled departure, and another copy should be kept with Participant at all times during the trip. The name on Participant’s Passport must match Participant’s air travel documents exactly, or Participant may incur delays or additional costs. Citizens from countries other than the U.S. or Canada should contact FMU for further information regarding passports.
Passports visas, flights and health requirements Passport and visa information provided by Pod Volunteer is for guidance purposes only and it is your responsibility to check passport and visa requirements with the Embassy or Consulate of the country(ies) to or through which you are intending to travel. Health information provided by Pod Volunteer is based on UK National Health Service information and we are not able to provide medical advice. You should arrange a visit to your doctor / travel clinic to receive the latest health advice and arrange vaccinations and it is your responsibility to ensure that you have all appropriate vaccinations and medication. You should do this in good time before your departure. Please note that if you do not have the recommended vaccinations it may invalidate any related medical claim through your travel insurance. It is your responsibility to arrange and ensure that you are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents before departure. We regret we cannot accept any liability if you are refused entry onto any transport, into any country or if you are not issued with an appropriate visa, due to failure on your part to arrange or carry correct documentation or due to any reason beyond our control. It is your responsibility to ensure that your flights meet the arrival and departure requirements of the Programme. We regret we cannot accept any liability for any additional costs incurred if your flights do not meet these requirements. If failure to have any necessary documentation or appropriate flights results in additional costs, fines, surcharges or other financial penalty being imposed on us or our Partners, you will be responsible for reimbursing us / them accordingly.
Passports. An active flight attendant will be reimbursed at standard U.S. passport rates for passport renewal provided she/he has reached one year of seniority at the Company. Passport renewals will be limited to expiration only and will not cover renewals for additional pages, expediting costs, or lost/stolen passports.
Passports. 1. The Citizenship Board shall issue passports to Cypriot citizens in accordance with these provisions.
Passports. Flight Attendants shall be required to obtain and maintain a current passport. In the event a Flight Attendant’s passport is lost or stolen, the Company, at the Flight Attendant’s request, shall provide the documentation necessary to expedite obtaining a replacement.
Passports. Visas, and Health Requirements. It is Participant’s responsibility to verify they have all the necessary visas, transit visas, passport, and vaccinations prior to travel. A full and valid passport is required for all persons traveling to any of the destinations outside the U.S. that we feature. You must obtain and have possession of a valid passport, all visas, permits and certificates, and vaccination certificates required for your entire Program. Most international destinations require a passport valid until at least six (6) months beyond the scheduled end of your Itinerary. Non-U.S. citizens should contact the appropriate consular office for any requirements pertaining to their Program. Further information on entry requirements can be obtained from the State Department, by phone (000) 000-0000 or access online at xxxx://xxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx/content/passports/en/passports.html or directly from the destination country's website. Some countries require you to be in possession of a return ticket or exit ticket and have sufficient funds, etc. Similarly, certain countries require that the Participant produce evidence of insurance/repatriation coverage before it will issue a visa. You must carefully observe all applicable formalities and ensure that the surnames and forenames used for all passengers when making a booking and appearing in your travel documents (booking forms, travel tickets, vouchers, etc.), correspond exactly with those appearing on your passport, visas, etc. Immunization requirements vary from country to country and even region to region. Up-to date information should be obtained from your local health department and consulate. You assume complete and full responsibility for, and hereby release Protocolo Tours from, any duty of checking and verifying vaccination or other entry requirements of each destination, as well as all safety and security conditions of such destinations during the length of the proposed travel or extensions expected or unexpected. For State Department information about conditions abroad that may affect travel safety and security, you can contact them by phone at (000) 000-0000. For foreign health requirements and dangers, contact the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) at (000) 000-0000, use their fax information service at (404) 332- 4565, or go to xxxx://xxxxx.xxx.xxx/travel/. It is your responsibility to ensure that you hold the correct, valid documents for the countries you are visiting and have obtained the necessar...
Passports. (a) A Passport (“Passport”) is a Subscription granting rights and benefits to a specific named User. The Subscription Term for a Passport is the twelve month term described in Section 7.01 of Exhibit B of this Agreement. Subscriber may purchase incremental Passports and assign such Passports to Users at any time during the Subscription Term. Passports are non- transferrable and cannot be pooled or shared among Users. Passports shall automatically renew on the anniversary of the Effective Date, unless Subscriber evidences to Bentley, with at least thirty (30) days’ notice, that Subscriber has revoked the prior assignment of a Passport to a particular named User.
Passports. Visas. You are responsible for obtaining all passports, visa and health information required. SJ-Tours accepts no responsibility if you do not have the correct documentation for your vacation.
