EFTA00032480.pdf
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Subject: AUSA's
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London 10/20/20
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 2020 16:27:52 +0000
Importance: High
Attachments:
London_10.12.20.pdf; MI-_London_10.12.20.pdf
Hi
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See the travel advisory below.
You should ASAP, send a brief email to the
for guidance about your request for their approval.
Include the PDF's attached here.
mailbox, giving EOUSA a heads up & asking
Mention that you will send the airfare shortly, as well as your intent to forward your travel authorizations to them via E2
shortly.
Foreign Travel Guidance During the COVID-19 Pandemic
State Department Travel Advisory
The Department of State has issued travel advisories to Level 4 (Do Not Travel) designated locations. They also advise to reconsider
travel abroad at this time due to the impact of COVID-19. Many areas throughout the world are experiencing outbreaks and are taking
actions that may limit traveler mobility, including quarantines and border restrictions. Even countries without reported cases of COVID-
19 are taking measures and may restrict travel without notice. Please view the Department of State's Travel Advisory Webpage for the
most updated information.
Official Passports
Due to public health measures to limit the spread of COVID-19, effective immediately, the Department of States Special Issuance
Agency (SIA) are only offering service to issue passports for customers with a qualified life-or-death emergency with a need to be issued
a passport for international travel within 72 hours. SIA defines life-or-death as a serious illness, injury, or death in one's immediate family
(e.g., parent, sibling, aunt uncle, dependent, etc.). This means official passports will not be processed during this time until further
notice. If an employee without an official passport needs to complete essential international travel, and they have a valid tourist
passport, they must obtain approval from the host country via email to travel in their o…
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