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This can be done at the consulate or embassy of the country that issued the visa,…
Not necessarily. If the visa is still valid, the traveler will not lose the visa due to the expired passport. However, it is essential to carry both the expired passport, which contains the valid visa, and the current passport when traveling. Another option is to apply for a…
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Not necessarily. If the visa is still valid, the traveler will not lose the visa due to the expired passport. However, it is essential to carry both the expired passport, which contains the valid visa, and the current passport when traveling. Another option is to apply for a new visa for the new passport, eliminating the need to carry the expired passport. This can be done at the consulate or embassy of the country that issued the visa, ensuring greater convenience and security during your travels.
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