Holidaymakers are being warned to check how many blank pages are left in their passports, or they could find themselves being turned away at the airport. Following Brexit, running out of space in ...

“Passport rules vary significantly from country to country, and some are even enforcing stringent validity periods or requiring a minimum number of blank pages for entry stamps and visas.

Though it is a compelling destination, taking frequent trips to Spain can leave travellers with the problem of a full passport (Getty/iStock) Q What happens when there are no pages left to stamp ...

But some may not realise that passports, which may appear to be valid, could still put your holiday at risk should they fail to meet certain requirements. From the number of blank pages to the ...

Most people know to check their passport's expiry date, but there's another rule that many Brits aren't aware of. Anyone jetting off abroad must have at least two empty pages in their passport.

According to the HM Passport Office, your passport may be considered damaged if: There are stains on the pages (for example, ink or water damage) Any of the pages are ripped, cut or missing You ...

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However, there is another little-known passport rule that could have disastrous consequences if not followed. Anyone who is travelling overseas must ensure they have at least two empty pages in ...

Holidaymakers are being urged to check their passport's blank pages or risk being turned away from their destination. Post-Brexit travel now means that UK passports need to be stamped upon entry ...