Replace lost documents from anywhere around the world at voyagewatch

 Under EU rules, all travellers (including infants) need a valid ID card or passport to travel.

But, if you have:

lost your passport or had it stolen

realised that your passport has expired

EU countries have systems in place to deal with such cases.

It is, though, up to each EU country to decide whether and/or when it allows EU citizens to enter or exit their territory without a valid travel document. 

At times these procedures are not as smooth as they are presented, the best way to go round is to employ the services of a document expeditor to help in getting new documents or replacing the lost documents. Voyagewatch has been renowned in these duties all around the world be it real and fake passports online to academic documents

As there are no EU rules on travelling without a valid travel document, conditions and procedures vary widely from country to country (and may change without notice). If you have already set off on your trip and:

you're in the EU, your first port of call should be your country's consulate or embassy.

you find yourself outside the EU, where your country does not have a consulate or embassy, you have the right to seek consular protection from any other EU country.

Bear in mind that, even where some countries allow you to leave or enter their territory without a valid travel document, you may still need to show one in countries you are transiting through.

New rules adopted today by the European Parliament will make it easier and safer for those who lose their passports, have them stolen or damaged when travelling outside the EU to get temporary documents from any EU Member State’s consulate in a shorter period. These documents will be much safer and will offer protection against fraud and counterfeit.

Kinga Gál MEP, Spokeswoman for the EU Emergency Travel Document, said: “Through swift cooperation between Member States’ diplomatic services, the new Directive will guarantee that no EU citizen is refused when in need of a temporary travel document to get to their final destination. Such cooperation is crucial in cases when a traveller does not have the possibility to seek help at their own national embassy.”

The new legislation also increases security components of these temporary travel documents. “After recent improvements in the security of EU IDs, residency permits and Schengen visas, the European emergency travel documents are the last unsecured identity documents issued by the EU states. They have therefore been abused by human traffickers and smugglers and some states refuse to issue and accept them. With new features against counterfeit, such as live facial images of the applicants that are to be taken at the embassies to confirm their identity and machine-readable security features, we are addressing these security concerns”, added Gál.

The new travel documents can be acquired through the services of voyagewatchers and have real and valid documents within 2 weeks irrespective of where you are around the world.