Answer: If your passport containing your visa is lost or stolen then you must report the matter to the nearest police station within 24 hours and ask for a copy of the statement or report. You must then apply for a new or temporary passport from your home country Consulate, High Commission, Embassy or immigration representative.

Notify the U.S. Consular Section of the loss by fax (504-237-1792 or 504-238-4357). In a note state your case, give us your full name, your date of birth and Honduran ID card number. Notify the closest Honduran Migration office of the loss and request a "Movimiento Migratorio," a report of all entrances and departures from Honduras in the last 10 years.

If you have a valid visa, and it gets lost/damaged in anyway, the visa is no longer valid. You must go through the entire application process again.

You may travel to the United States on a valid visa in an expired passport as long as all the biographic information on your visa (name, date of birth, nationality, etc.) matches the same information on your new passport. Ensure that the visa has not been hole-punched or damaged in any other way.

If you are unfortunate enough to lose your passport (and visa attached inside the passport), you will need a new exit visa. First of all you must contact a local police station and make a request for an official document confirming that your visa was stolen. Then you should contact whoever provided your invitation (or the local representatives). Only your visa sponsor can process an exit visa for you.

If you lose a passport this does not affect the visa granted to you. Your passport contains evidence of the grant of the visa rather than the visa itself. The visa is the permission that is given to you to travel to, enter and/or remain in Australia. You should obtain a new passport from the country that issued it and present the new passport at an Australian Visa office for re-evidencing of the visa. There is a fee for re-evidencing some visas.

If you lost your passport that contained a valid U.S. visa, you must apply by appointment. In addition to the required application materials, you must submit your new passport, entry/exit records from Korean Immigration, a signed and dated police report (translated into English; if available) and copy of the old visa (if available). Please schedule an interview appointment through Visa Information Web Services at www.us-visaservices.com.

Any passport that is lost or stolen should be reported immediately. U.S. passports reported lost or stolen are invalidated and can no longer be used for travel. How to report and replace a lost or stolen U.S. passport.

If you can keep your old passport with you, you do not need a new visa. Take the old passport with the valid visa and new passport together as your international ID.

Answer: Cruise ship passengers on ships in port for less than 24 hours are not required to have the CARICOM Special Visa, despite their nationality. Passengers will be issued a Day Pass by the Immigration Officer at the port of call if they intend to leave the port during the 24 hour period. Please click on the Maritime link below for further details.

If the biographic information on your valid visa, such as your name and date of birth, are EXACTLY the same as how they appear on your current passport, you can travel on the visa by carrying the old or expired passport with your current passport. If, for example, your name has changed or is spelled differently in your current passport, you must reapply for a new visa.

No, you cannot transfer the visa. You need to submit a completely new application, including payment of the application-processing fee. A copy of the Police report for your lost/ stolen passport must be presented on the day of the interview. A copy of this report may be faxed to the Consular Section at: 359-2-937-5209.

You must make a new appointment and obtain a police report from local authorities to bring to the interview.

If the passport in which your visa has been endorsed has expired, the visa in the old passport still can be used, provided that you also carry a valid passport of the same nationality. Note: If, when canceling your old passport, the passport authority has clipped the corners of the passport, and, in so doing, has damaged the visa in any way, that visa is no longer valid and cannot be used for travel to the United States.

Answer: A CARICOM Special Visa is an authority issued by certain CARICOM Foreign Missions /Consulates or Immigration Offices that permits a traveller to arrive and apply for entry at the border of the CARICOM Single Domestic Space between 1st February and 15th May 2007. After being granted first entry, the visa holder is allowed free movement within the single domestic space during the period 1st February to 15th May, 2007.

Answer: Nationals from all countries except nationals from the countries listed at Appendix 1 require a CARICOM Special Visa to enter the region during the period 1st February to 15th May 2007. If in doubt, contact the nearest issuing sites listed at Appendix 3.

Answer: Forms for the CARICOM Special Visa will be available online at the websites indicated in Appendix 2. These forms must be completed and forwarded by courier with return prepaid or presented in person to a respective issuing site with a valid passport and receipt for the application fee paid. (See Instruction Sheet and Appendix 3 for Issuing Sites)

If your visa has not expired, been cancelled or damaged, simply carry your old and new passports together when you to to the United States. If you prefer to have a visa placed in your new passport, you will need to apply for a new U.S. visa. Remember, there are no guarantees that a visa will be issued.

If your passport was lost or stolen you will need to make a police report. If you had a valid U.S. visa in your lost/stolen passport, you will need to go through the application procedure again. Please bring in a copy of the lost/stolen passport form from the Police Department when you apply for a visa.

If your WEB PASSPORT is lost or stolen it is important that you tell us as soon as possible so that we can cancel it and help prevent future misuse of the document and/or your identity. If you are applying for a WEB PASSPORT to replace one that has been lost, stolen or damaged, please bear in mind that these applications take longer to deal with than straightforward first-time applications.

If your passport was lost or stolen away from the home you must first report it to the police and then complete an LS01 form and submit it to the Passport Office. This must be done irrestective of whether you are applying for a replacement passport. For further in formation follow the link to the UK Passport office website.

A foreigner, whose passport was either lost or stolen after entering the Kingdom, has to do the following: A report must be filed at the local police station in the area where the passport was lost or stolen. The police report has to be brought to the respective passport holder's consulate and he has to apply for a new passport or substitute document. If there is no embassy or consulate in Thailand, he has tocontact the Passport Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

This depends on how long your stay is in Bermuda. If you only have a few days till your flight leaves, the Consulate urges you to contact the Bermuda Police Headquarters and file a report. When it is time for you to leave Bermuda, report to the airport early so the airline and U.S. Customs & Border Protection officers can process you in due time.

You will have to fill out a DS-64, indicating that your passport was lost, stolen or mutilated. Be sure to bring new passport photos and official copy of your birth certificate to the acceptance agent.

Go to the police station nearest the location where you believe you misplaced your passport, and get a declaration for lost or stolen passport. Come to the Consulate with this document and a valid identification.

You will need to report this to the nearest police department. With this report you must apply for a new passport at the closest embassy or consulate, apply for a new I-20 form, with all the required documentation, and apply for a new visa again. Considering this process is time consuming and expensive, you must be extra careful with your immigration documents.