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With the rapid growth of international travel since the end of World War II, passports have become a more prominent part of the travel experience. Passports are travel documents that prove an individual’s nationality or citizenship. They are required for entering other countries, providing certain protections while abroad, and for reentering one’s country of origin. Passport-related travel requirements have changed over time, and regulations continue to evolve. Most international travel throughout the world today requires the use of a passport.
The History of PassportsOne of the earliest references to a passport-like document occurred in the fifth century BCE, when the Old Testament prophet Nehemiah was given papers signed by the Persian king to facilitate his travel to Jerusalem, requesting the rulers along the way allow him ...
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