Travel RulesSave for laterNov 4, 20269 min readEU261 for US Travelers: When Your Flight Goes Wrong in EuropeIf your flight departs from the EU, or arrives there on an EU airline, EU air passenger rights can get you cash, food, and a new flight. If you're flying a US carrier from the US to Europe, these rules don't apply.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterNov 4, 202610 min readUK Customs Allowance for US Travelers: What You Can Bring InYou can bring alcohol, tobacco, and other goods into Great Britain without paying UK tax or duty, up to set limits called your personal allowance. Here's what those limits are, when you must declare, and how to do it before you fly.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterNov 3, 20266 min readEES for US Travelers: What Happens at the Border NowUS citizens don't apply for the Entry/Exit System in advance — your fingerprints and photo are taken at the border. ETIAS is a separate online authorization, not yet in operation.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterNov 3, 20266 min readTSA Screening for Kids: What Parents Need to KnowChildren 12 and younger get modified screening, and kids 13 and older follow standard rules. Here's what to expect at the checkpoint and how to make it go smoothly.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterNov 2, 20269 min readSENTRI for US Travelers: Who Needs It and How to ApplyMost US travelers flying home do not need SENTRI — Global Entry is the better fit for air travel. SENTRI is for pre-approved, low-risk travelers who cross the southern land border from Mexico, and it requires a background check and an in-person interview.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterOct 28, 20267 min readMobile Passport Control: The Free App That Can Shorten Your Wait at CustomsIf you're a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, Canadian B1/B2 visitor, or returning Visa Waiver Program traveler with an approved ESTA, the free Mobile Passport Control app may let you skip the paper form and use a shorter line. Here's who qualifies, what it costs, and how to use it.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterOct 27, 20269 min readDo US Citizens Need a Canada eTA? The Short Answer Is NoIf you're a US citizen, you don't need an eTA or a visa to visit Canada. US green card holders are also exempt. Here's what you do need, and who actually has to apply.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterOct 23, 20268 min readFlying With Medication Through TSA: What to Expect at SecurityYou can bring your medication through the TSA checkpoint, including liquid medication in amounts larger than the 3-1-1 limit, as long as you tell the officer and it is medically necessary. Here is how screening works for pills, liquids, devices and mobility aids.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterOct 23, 202611 min readUS Customs Duty-Free Allowance: What You Can Bring BackMost returning US residents can bring back $800 worth of goods duty-free if they've been abroad at least 48 hours and haven't used the exemption in the past 30 days. Here's how the allowance works, what's excluded, and how to declare it.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterOct 20, 20268 min readREAL ID for Flying: Do You Need It, and What If You Don't Have It?If you have a passport, you may not need a REAL ID at all. Here's who needs one, what it costs, and how to fly if your license isn't compliant.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterOct 20, 20268 min readI-94 Arrival Record: What You Need and What You Don'tMost visitors no longer fill out a paper I-94 — CBP records your arrival electronically. Here's when you still need to act, and how to get your record.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterOct 19, 202610 min readUK Standard Visitor Visa for US Travelers: Do You Need One?Most US travelers do not need a Standard Visitor visa — they usually need an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) instead. Here is what the £135 visa covers, who actually needs it, and how to apply if you do.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterOct 19, 20267 min readUK ETA for US Travelers: The £20 Permission You'll NeedAs a US citizen, you'll usually need an ETA instead of a visa for trips up to 6 months. It costs £20, is applied for online or in the app, and most decisions arrive within a day.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterOct 19, 20268 min readESTA for Visa Waiver Travelers: What You Need Before You FlyIf you're a citizen of a Visa Waiver Program country, you need an approved ESTA before boarding a U.S.-bound flight or vessel. Here's who needs it, what it costs, and how to apply.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterAug 19, 20268 min readGlobal Entry: How to Apply, What It Costs, and Who QualifiesGlobal Entry costs $120, lasts five years, and most applications are reviewed within two weeks. Here's the step-by-step process, the documents you need, and who should skip it.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
Travel RulesSave for laterAug 19, 202610 min readHow to Apply for TSA PreCheck: Steps, Cost, and TimingTSA PreCheck enrollment prices vary by provider. Learn the application steps, how to compare current fees, and how to add your Known Traveler Number to an airline reservation.By Fly2Any Travel ResearchUsefulShareRead article
