From today, Australians will be paying more for a new 10-year passport as indexation has pushed prices up by 3.5 per cent. Australia's passports are currently the most expensive in the world ...

Traditional paper passports may soon be a thing of the past as smartphones and facial recognition technology emerge as the new standard for identity verification at airports worldwide. Finland, Canada ...

Australians will have to pay $412 for new or renewed passports as of this Wednesday, January 1, as the price takes another hike from the current $398. That this is an annual indexed increase offers ...

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Mobile Passport Control, a free app, can help speed up the U.S. Customs and Border Protection inspection process. While the option has been around for a decade, it still flies under the radar at ...

Syria's embassy in Lebanon has suspended consular services a day after two relatives of ousted President Bashar al-Assad were arrested at Beirut airport, allegedly with forged passports.

In the coming years, the traditional paper passport, a document that has been a cornerstone of international travel for over a century, may soon become obsolete. In its place, facial recognition ...

In a matter of years, no matter where you live or travel, your face will likely be your new passport. For centuries, people have used some form of passport while moving from place to place.

In Ras Al Khaimah, rare passports from the 1950s are being preserved, offering a window into a transformative era in Gulf history. These historical documents, dating back to when formal travel ...

The Hong Kong government has cancelled the HKSAR passports of seven “absconders” under the city’s homegrown security law, including former lawmakers Ted Hui and Dennis Kwok who are now based ...

HONG KONG – The Hong Kong government cancelled the passports of seven overseas-based activists under a new national security law and banned the handling of funds related to these individuals.

Former lawmakers Ted Hui and Dennis Kwok are among seven national security suspects who have their SAR passports cancelled as the government levied a fresh round of sanctions against them.