How to travel internationally?

Like where do you go to get your passport and Visa? And do you always need a Passport and Visa? Or just when going into further away or possibly unfriendly countries?

How easy or hard is it?

I've seen a Customs show in Europe, seemingly showing them reject a lot of people from international, but of course they're just showing the most exciting case they can find and the people that pass by probably aren't exciting.

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CountScrofula · 41-45, M

Varies by country but you go to a federal centre (Service Canada here but whatever), take a bunch of ID with you, stand in line for forty hours, and eventually get a passport.

To get into a country you then need a visa. The visa authorizes how long you are there and what for.

The entry requirements vary by country. As a Canadian I can just show up at the American border, say I'm a tourist, and get across no problem.

If I wanna travel to Cuba, I need to apply and get the visa before travelling because they have stricter border laws.

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MethDozer · M

@CountScrofula And if I M not mistaken Canadian federal law still states Americans have free pass and rights to travel Canada without passport and a clean criminal record, they just want a passport know so we can get back into our own damn country.