Travel Documents

Passports

All students studying in a foreign country must have a valid passport. A passport is required for all students applying for a study abroad program. To apply for a passport, visit the Downtown Conway Post Office or view application requirements online utilizing the link provided below.  Acquiring a passport can take from 3 to 6 weeks, apply today!

View details HERE on the following topics:

Apply for a Passport

Renew Passport

Lost or Stolen Passports

Correct or Change U.S. Passport Information

Frequently Asked Questions about passports.

 

US Department of State 2012 Passport Day in the USA

On Saturday, March 10 only, apply for your U.S. passport at a Regional Passport Agency without an appointment. You will be able to apply for standard processing (4-6 weeks) or pay an additional $60 for expedited processing (2-3 weeks, door-to-door). Passport Day in the USA events are being held at Regional Passport Agencies and many Passport Acceptance Facilities across the country in communities like yours. If you’ve been waiting to get your passport, this is the time!

 

 

Apply for a Passport in Conway: Downtown Conway Post Office

1111 MAIN ST STE 107

CONWAY, AR 72032-5410

(800) ASK-USPS • (800) 275-8777

Passport Information & Assistance

National Passport Information Center 1-877-487-2778

 

Visas

Traveling abroad doesn’t have to be confusing if you know the right things before you go. The Department of State provides information on requirements for Americans traveling abroad.

Each country differs in requirements for obtaining a student visa. Students MUST have a valid passport in order to get the appropriate visa. Students participating in Exchange or ISEP-Direct programs will apply directly to the respective consulate to acquire a student visa. The link below provides information on every country in the world. For each country, you will find information like the location of the U.S. embassy and any consular offices; whether you need a visa; crime and security information; health and medical conditions; drug penalties; and localized hot spots. This is a good place to start learning about where you are going.

Alphabetical Listing of Countries: Specific Entry Requirements for US Citizens