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What are “additional passport pages” and why would I need them?

April 26, 2017passport

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What are “additional passport pages” and why would I need them?

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You must have “blank” visa pages in you passport to allow for the entry/exit immigration stamps for each of the countries you are planning to travel to. These pages are clearly labeled “visas” at the top of the page. If these countries require a visa, the must be at least one “blank” visa page for each visa required. Most visas that are issued require an entire “blank” visa page. A “blank” visa page must not contain any ink runoff or marks from any other pages in your passport. PLEASE NOTE: The last 4 pages in your passport are for U.S. government amendments ONLY.