The benefits and pricing under Passport Premiere are reserved for the individual member and cannot be transferred. Couples who wish to travel together can take advantage of our Family Membership. When joining at the same time, the spousal membership fee is $499.

Share the benefits of Passport Premiere with a friend, colleague or family member that you know travels internationally and be rewarded for your suggestion. You will receive a $75 cash bonus for each person that you refer who subsequently joins Passport Premiere. On July 4, 2003 1stAir launched Passport Premiere - a replacement of Chairman's Circle. All our registrants to Chairman's Circle are officially Passport Premiere members.

Most of our fares do not have additional restrictions and you can travel and earn the same benefits as travelers paying full fares. Some routes that have extremely low fares do have additional restrictions including a small advance purchase and a minimum stay.

Whenever you share the good news about Passport Premiere, invite that person to indicate on their registration form that they were recommended by you. We will update your records accordingly with the number of people you refer.

We accept all major credit cards, Money Orders, International Money Orders banks' certified checks or drafts and wire transfers.

The Electronic Passport is designed to function for the passport’s full validity period under normal use.

Yes, a valid passport is required to enter and visas are needed for certain nationalities so check ahead before traveling. For more information click here. The citizens of the following nationalities can stay for 90 days without a consular visa if International Agreements exist.

Your spouse's name should be entered in your passport if you are applying for a L2 visa. You do not, however, need to have the same last name.

Most African countries require that you are in possession of a valid passport with an expiration date no less than six months after your return to the United States. US citizens require entry visas for Kenya (purchase before travel US $50 per person), Tanzania (purchase before travel US $50 per person), Zambia (purchase at border US $25 per person), and Zimbabwe (purchase at border US $30 per person). Entry visas are not required for Botswana, Malawi, Namibia, or South Africa.

of January 1, 2007, passports are required for any travel outside the United States. Until then, adults always need picture proof of identity to travel, and that is sufficient for travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. All other islands require proof of citizenship and picture proof of identity. Proof of citizenship can be a passport, or green card, or a birth certificate issued by a government agency with a raised seal. Margarita, Costa Rica, Barbados, and Belize require passports.

You and your dependents must have valid passports or travel documents. If any of the documents are to expire soon, you should renew them. Diplomatic, official, service or public affairs passports cannot be used to immigrate to Canada. You must have a valid regular or private passport when you arrive. The validity of your visa may be affected by the validity of your passport. A visa officer will review your application and decide if an interview is necessary.

YES. Homeland Security has changed the passport policy and a passport is required to depart and re-enter the United States as of December 31, 2006. We recommend that you apply for a passport early because, due to this change in policy, we expect the process to have slowed. We are very strict in our cancel policy and failure to have the correct documents/passport, which would prevent your travel, will result in full penalties being charged.

A valid passport is required to enter all countries. Be sure your passport does not expire just before, during or soon after your trip. Certificates of naturalization, birth certificates, driver's licenses, and photocopies of these or other documents are NOT considered acceptable alternative travel documents. U.S. citizens will need a visa to visit India and any African countries. Visas may be obtained by mail from the countries' embassies or consulates, typically located in Washington, D.C.

Yes. So apply now. 2006 is the last year to travel to the Caribbean, Bermuda, Canada or Mexico (etc..) on only a USA birth certificate and USA photo ID.

Depending on your nationality, you may need visas to enter certain countries included in your tour. You are responsible for obtaining all necessary visas prior to the departure of your tour. Consult your travel agent well in advance to determine which visas you will require and how to obtain them. Important: visas can take up to six weeks to obtain and a fee is normally charged.

Yes. Beginning January 23, 2007 all U.S. Citizens who travel by air to or from Mexico will be required to present a valid U.S. Passport in order to leave and re-enter the country.

It does all depend on the extent of the damage. If your passport has been through the wahing machine you must renew your passport enclosing your birth certificate together with new photos that are countersigned. Far greater attention is now placed on the condition of the photo page of your passport. If the film covering the data and photo is peeling in any way this is regarded as damaged and a replacement passport should be obtained.