Identification document requirements can quite often be country specific. Below however we have tried to summarise some guidelines to help you better understand these requirements.In all cases we strongly advise you to check what is needed before your departure. It is the responsibility of the passenger(s) to ensure you have the correct identification documentation available for checking. If you do not have the correct form of identification then you may not be allowed to travel. Note that Kiwi.com does not accept any liability for issues encountered relating to identification concerns.
Documents for EU Nationals Within The EU
If you are an EU national, you may not be asked to produce your national ID card or passport when travelling from one border-free Schengen EU country to another. However we do recommend you to keep your identity card or passport with you as Schengen EU countries have the possibility of adopting national rules obliging you to hold or carry papers and documents when you are present in their territory.Note that driving licences, post, bank or tax cards are not accepted as valid travel documents or proof of identity.
The border-free Schengen area includes:Austria, Hungary, Norway, Belgium, Iceland, Poland, Czech RepublicItaly, Portugal, Denmark, Latvia, Slovakia, Estonia, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, Finland, Lithuania, Spain, France, Luxembourg, Sweden, Germany,Liechtenstein,Greece,Netherlands.
You must still show a valid ID card or passport when travelling to or from Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Ireland, Romania and the United Kingdom. Though part of the EU, these countries do not belong to the border-free Schengen area. Before travelling please check which documents you must have to travel outside your home country and to enter the non Schengen EU country you plan to visit.Documents for Non - EU Nationals Within The EU
If you are a non-EU national wishing to travel within the EU, you will need a passport and quite often a visa.As we provide flights globally it is very difficult for us to be kept updated with the visa policies of all countries, however here is a useful link which may help you better understand each country's requirements.
http://www.iatatravelcentre.com/passport-visa-health-travel-document-requirements.htmlFor further details please refer to our Do I require an Entry Visa or Transit Visa for my journey? section of the FAQs.
International Flights Outside Of The EU
In all cases relating to international travel we advise you to have your passport available as proof of identification. In some local cases an identity card may be accepted but as we provide flights globally we cannot be kept updated of all country requirements. If you are in doubt as to what type of identification document you would need please contact your local embassy for more details.
For further details relating to visas please refer to our Do I require an Entry Visa or Transit Visa for my journey? section of the FAQs.
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