FOR AMERICANS AT HOME IN THE WORLD
ETIAS is not accepting applications. For Americans planning a visit, the official EU guidance is the place to start.
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Read the briefing →An extension to file and an extension to pay are different things. A quick check for Americans with an extended U.S. return.
The application route depends on where you live. Check the local instructions before sending your passport anywhere.
ON THE BOARD The questions that come with life abroad.
| Section | From the desk | Edition |
|---|---|---|
| Travel & Visas | ETIAS is not open for applications. Here’s what to know.European Union · Source briefing | |
| Living Abroad | The questions behind the move: an expat Q&AU.S. Department of State · Archive topic revisited | |
| Taxes & Money | The October tax deadline is closer than you thinkIRS · Source briefing | |
| Taxes & Money | Offshore banking: accounts, addresses, and the ties back homeIRS · Archive topic revisited | |
| Travel & Visas | Your next passport renewal may start at the embassyU.S. Department of State · Source briefing | |
| U.S. Affairs | Overseas voting starts well before election dayFVAP · Archive topic revisited | |
| U.S. Affairs | Overseas voters: check your ballot requestFVAP · Source briefing | |
| Living Abroad | Homesick abroad: give yourself room to decideCDC · Archive topic revisited |
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Passports, tax records, voting details, and embassy contacts: a quieter kind of preparation for a life overseas.
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