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1 hour ago, ldubs said:

My renewal is going to cost $20 more?   Is that even news?   We have more serious issues to worry about.  

Nobody said it was a "serious issue"........but I don't think there is anything wrong with posting the increase in price.  It is a discussion about passports/timing/etc and in my opinion,  it is part of the topic.

 

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5 minutes ago, Lois R said:

Nobody said it was a "serious issue"........but I don't think there is anything wrong with posting the increase in price.  It is a discussion about passports/timing/etc and in my opinion,  it is part of the topic.

 

 

My comment had nothing to do with passports or passport timing.  It is about this specific thread which is about a news item regarding "international travel costs are set to rise"  because of a $20 passport fee increase.  And, it seems a couple of posters seem to think it is a "serious issue" relating to the removal of the gold standard!  😀

 

Anyway, I don't mean to be critical of sharing the info, though I can see how it would read that way.  I was sharing my opinion that it isn't a big deal.  IMO, not even a small deal.    

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2 minutes ago, CruiseGeekGuy said:

I have a lifetime Passport, no expiry date, indefinitely.

Are you in Canada? 

 

I have never heard of no exp date here in the states. 

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26 minutes ago, CruiseGeekGuy said:

Yes I am in Canada.

You might have a lifetime permanent resident (PR) card, but if you have a Canadian passport which doesn’t expire you should take very good care of it - because it is the only one in the world.  Canadian passports are issued for either five or ten years.

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6 minutes ago, navybankerteacher said:

Canadian passports are issued for either five or ten years.

Right...the Canadian government certainly agrees with you.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-passports/help-centre/general.html

How long is a passport valid for?

A passport is valid for different periods of time. It depends on the age of the passport holder:

  • adult (16 years of age or over): five or 10 years, depending on which you choose
  • children (0 to 15 years of age): five years
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