The New Regulations of US Customs and Immigration Control

Date: 2006-04-11

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Starting from April 1, 2006, the Immigration Control and Customs service of United Stated introduced new regulations determining the procedure of prior provision of passengers' information arriving to US. When booking the flight to the destination point located in US now it is obligatory required to specify the following passenger's data:

Passport number, country of issuing
Citizenship
Date of birth
Country of permanent residence
Passport expiration date
Address of dwelling in US (Building No., street, city, state, ZIP, or hotel name, street, city, state), or in case of transfer to cruise ship, name of ship, city and state of cruise departure.

Note:

1. In case passenger is the permanent US resident passport number and resident card number shall be specified when booking;

2. For US residents and transit passengers specifying of US address is not obligatory.

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