Business Travel Visas and Passports

Passports enable persons to cross international borders without excessive delays. These documents establish the holder's identity and indicate a variety of specifics about him or her. Nationality, vocation, and purpose for the stay all are indicated when the passport is shown to the customs officials. Passports also tell the customs office which visas, or permits, the traveler has for certain countries. Passports became a necessary item after World War I, and the strict regulations relaxed to some extent after World War II, as world tourism became popular. The links included herein relate directly to business travel visas and passports.