Prevention in trips abroad

While you don't have to travel abroad to be a victim of crime, nothing ruins a trip faster than being scammed or robbed while traveling!

For the most part, the world is a pretty safe place for travelers. However, it is advisable to be prepared to enjoy yourself as safely as possible.

Considerations related to personal safety and behavioral strategies apply at all times and places.

Before travelling

Get information linked to the countries you will visit.

Obtain and secure required documents.

Passport: Make two copies of all your travel documents in case of emergency. To help prevent theft, do not carry your passport in your back pocket or easily accessible places and keep it separate from your money.

Visas: Please contact the embassy of the countries you will be visiting for more information related to obtaining this document.

Consent to travel with minors: Check with the destination embassy before traveling to see what you may need.

Driving license: Check the requirements in the destination country; they will additionally require automobile insurance.

Medications: Some prescription medications may be illegal in other countries. Check with the destination embassy about regulations and documentation before traveling.

Customs restrictions: Many countries have restrictions on what you can bring or what items you can export or take with you when leaving that country. Consult beforehand.

Hiring insurance: medical, emergency evacuation, automobile or unexpected expenses.

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