Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions

Passport Questions

Insurance

Click on the link for each event and destination located on the Heavenly Bliss home page.

Please click here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/need-passport/status.html

Please click here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories.html/

Also, monitor travel advisories and announcements by the U.S. Department of State and the Voice of America (VOA) websites. Also, here: travel.state.gov/traveladvisories

It depends upon your country of destination.

Please check here

https://www.usa.gov/covid-international-travel

Please click here: https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/travel-restrictions.html

Many travel insurance plans have medical coverage for emergency medical expenses incurred while traveling. Seek medical attention right away if you or a travel companion gets an injury or sickness that can’t be helped with basic first aid or an over-the-counter medicine. Visit Getting Health Care During Travel to learn how to connect with a doctor or medical services during your trip.

You will need to submit a death certificate if the situation involves a deceased family member. In the case of a critically ill family member, a medical emergency letter from a healthcare professional outlining the critical condition and the necessity of your presence is required.

If you travel internationally four of more times a year you should consider enrolling in Global Entry.

Please click here:

tip.dhs.gov

If you take less than four international trips a year, TSA PreCheck is a good choice for domestic travelers.

Please click here:

tip.dhs.gov

STEP is a free service for US citizens or nationals traveling or living abroad to enroll with the local US Embassy or Consulate. STEP allows travelers to enter their travel information about their trips abroad so that the Department of State, via US embassies and Consulates to better assist you in an emergency.

Please click here:

step.state.gov

Please go to: usembassy.gov or Call 1-(888) 407-4747 in the US or Canada

Please go to: usembassy.gov or Call 1-(202) 501-4444 from overseas.

The nearest US Embassy of Consulate can help travelers with medical services as well as notify your friends, family or employer of the emergency. They are available for emergencies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, overseas and in Washington, DC. (888) 407-4747 or (202) 501-4444.

Yes, it is highly recommended. A travel notice is an alert to your credit card issuer that you will be going on a trip to a different location. This lets them know that you may be making charges from a different state or country and will prevent declines and fraud alerts. Contact your bank or credit card issuer to let them know your travel plans.

Yes, before you travel ask you carrier about international roaming arrangements with the service providers in the country you are visiting and where your mobile phone will work there. We advise getting an international phone plane.