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1
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Process of legally securing the necessary travel papers for prospective passengers.

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Documentation

2
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are government issued papers used to identify the travellers.
enable government to regulate travel

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Travel documents

3
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What are the travel documents

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Essential Documents at NSO
Passport
Visas
BI Clearances

4
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Essential documents at nso

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Authenticated birth certificate

Authenticated marriage certificate

5
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A document issued by a government to its citizens requesting other governments to allow its holder to pass safely and freely, and in case of need, to give him/her lawful aid and protection

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Passport

6
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bears a zone where some of the information otherwise written in textual form is written as strings of alphanumeric characters, printed in a manner suitable for optical character recognition.

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Machine readable passports

7
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It uses contactless smart card technology (embedded in the front or back cover, or center page, of the passport).

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Biometric passport

8
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is printed on the data page of the passport and stored in the chip.

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Critical information

9
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is used to authenticate the data stored in the passport chip.

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Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

10
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Automatically scans the biometric data of a passenger and compares it to the data in the passenger’s e-passport, which has to be put into a document reader at the border control.

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Automatic Immigration Clearance System

11
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Types of Passport

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  1. Diplomatic or Consular Passport
  2. Official or Service Passport
  3. Regular or Ordinary Passport
  4. Others
12
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Issued to those who possess diplomatic status like the diplomat, consul and official as well as the head of state, governmental officials, delegation members of the Congress or government, who are going abroad for national affairs or activities.

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Diplomatic or Consular Passport

13
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Issued to the technical and administrative personnel of diplomatic missions such as embassies and consulates along with their spouse and the grown-up children.
Some countries issue official passports to some of their civil servants, for travel on official purposes.

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Official or Service Passport

14
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Issued to ordinary citizens for regular travel.

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Regular or Ordinary Passport

15
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A permit issued by a foreign government to indicate that the passport holder has been granted authority to enter or re-enter the country to visit.

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Visa

16
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Issued to those who wish to remain in a particular country indefinitely.

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Immigrant Visa

17
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Issued to those who wish to visit a country for a limited time for some particular reasons.

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Non-immigrant Visa

18
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Is a visitor visa which allows the holder to travel to any (or all 26) member countries using one single visa.

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Schengen Visa

19
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Is a document issued by the Bureau of Immigration to an immigrant who is about to temporarily leave the country of residence

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Re-entry Permit

20
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Verifies that a traveller has received the proper immunizations
A passport-sized yellow pamphlet with space to list the date of each vaccination and its date of expiration.

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Vaccination Certificate

21
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Is a printed document issued by the carrier that serves as the contract of carriage between the carrier and the passenger.

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Ticket

22
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What is OPTAT?

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Off Premise Transitional Automated Ticket

23
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Inventor of electronic ticketing

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Joel R. Goheen

24
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The Airline ticket number is consists of

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3-digit code of the carrier and 10-digit ticket number

25
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Additional digit may be referred to as the

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check digit

26
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Status code for confirmed flights

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