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January 2, 2008
Visiting the USA with a passport soon to expire
Perry Goodman's UK passport runs out in less than six months - will he get into the US trouble free?
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Immigration may not be a problem but always check with your airline as they tend to have different rules and if you are on a return ticket you might not even get on the outbound if the airline has it's own rules about the validity of passport.
Just remember the passport fiasco with the well know chef and his family recently, immigration have one set of agreements and airlines sometimes do their own thing, because they can.
paul, London, UK