It's best to apply for a passport nine months in advance.But if your flight is tomorrow and it's just a small tear, can you still travel? Probably. One Redditor reported successfully flying to ...

A passport must be in good physical condition to be accepted as even small signs of damage can cause issues ... the laminate should be in place and there should be no tears or missing or detached ...

The US Department of State defines passport damage as “stains from a liquid, a significant tear, unofficial markings on the data page, missing visa pages (torn out), or a hole punch.” ...

If you forget to check your passport, then all of your hard work and preparation ... No Personal details page unreadable No Yes Laminate peeling on the name page No Yes Small tear on blank visa page ...

News; UK & World News; Travel; Seven common passport mistakes could see you turned away at the airport Travel experts have warned even small tears and stains could invalidate your passport - and ...

It must also be valid for at least three months after you plan to leave. However, something that catches people out is how ...

At times, even a 'tear' can leave people in tears and agony. And in this case, a UK yoga teacher faced similar distress after discovering she was unable to travel from Thailand due to a small tear ...

A British Airways passenger was told they could not board their flight due to a common mistake with their passport. With the peak holiday season approaching, travellers are being urged to check ...

Small business; Business reports Mood ... Rosie Viscomi, 27, from Norfolk, UK was not allowed to board her flight with IndiGo Airlines due to a “tiny” tear on the photo page of her passport.

A mum's dream trip to Lapland was shattered when TUI staff said a tiny tear on her passport meant she couldn't travel. Claire Page was devastated when she learned she couldn't join her family on ...

Small 'tear' in passport leaves UK yoga teacher in tears & barred from flying home ... she was denied boarding by IndiGo Airlines due to a 1-centimeter tear on her passport's photo page. Viscomi, ...