| I sort of have a dilema ....  | | | |  I really need some advice! I plan to travel to Sweden December 12th- January 4th, and I am going to apply for my US passport Tuesday. I am wondering if I should get my ticket before the rates go up, or wait for my passport to arrive. How possible is it that I may buy a ticket and then not get my passport, wasting a lot of money. How long did it take for you to get your passport, if you have one? And what should I do about the ticket situation??? Thank you so much!
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| 1.  fluffnflowers (1360)
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4 years ago
| |  I'd go ahead and buy the ticket, if you know the dates.
If you're in the US, you shouldn't have any issues getting into Sweden with a passport, unless you have a criminal background or are not a citizen of the US. If you're going to be staying there more than 90 days, you'll need a visa and you should probably wait until you get that before booking a ticket.
You can always get a refundable ticket, if you're concerned about not being able to getting a passport. It took me about a month to have my passport renewed, but I'd advise applying a few months before you leave.
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