Can ordinary people go abroad?

Although you can go abroad, the premise is to meet the immigration and visa regulations of the destination country. Different countries may have different requirements and procedures for entry, so it is necessary to understand and abide by the immigration and visa policies of the destination country before planning to go abroad.

Usually you need to go through the corresponding passport and visa procedures when going abroad. Passport is a basic document for international travel, which is used to prove personal identity and nationality. A visa is a permit authorized by the destination country to enter the country. According to the regulations of different countries, you may need to provide some application materials, such as passport photos, travel plans, proof of funds, etc.

In addition, we should also pay attention to the entry policies and regulations of the destination country, such as whether it is necessary to apply for a visa in advance, whether it is necessary to provide a health certificate, and whether it is necessary to purchase travel insurance. Some countries may also conduct security checks on entry personnel or provide biometric information such as fingerprints.

It should be noted that some countries may have some restrictions or bans, such as travel restrictions in the event of political turmoil and outbreaks. In addition, it is necessary to comply with the regulations and requirements of international airlines and flights.

In short, ordinary citizens can go abroad, but they need to abide by the immigration and visa regulations of the destination country and understand the relevant entry policies and requirements. Before going abroad, it is recommended to consult relevant embassies and consulates or travel agencies for accurate information and guidance.

Precautions before going abroad

1. Passport visa: Make sure that the passport is valid for at least 6 months after going abroad, and apply for the required visa. Know the visa requirements and processing procedures of the destination country in advance to ensure that the materials are complete and the application is submitted on time.

2. Health medical insurance: check the body to ensure that it is healthy and can adapt to travel. Buy medical insurance so that you can get timely medical assistance in case of accident or sudden illness.

3. Destination information: Understand the culture, customs, laws and customs of the destination country and abide by local laws and regulations. Know the basic information of the destination in advance, such as transportation, accommodation, communication, etc. In order to better adapt and arrange the trip.

4. Financial arrangement: Make sure that you have enough financial ability to pay for the expenses during the trip, and prepare available currency or credit card at the destination. At the same time, set up bank cards for overseas use, inform the bank of the itinerary, and avoid freezing the cards.