Which documents must be checked for international passengers during check-in?

• A. Valid travel document (passport/ID), visa or entry permit where required, and any transport-related documentation or health requirements.
• B. Valid travel document (passport/ID) only.
• C. Passport or ID is not required if you have a visa.
• D. Health documentation only.

Answer: (A)

When checking international passengers, you verify what is needed to travel and enter the destination. The best choice covers all essential documents: a valid travel document (passport or acceptable national ID), the visa or entry permit required for the destination, and any transport-related documentation or health requirements. This ensures identity is established, travel authorization is in place, and any health or carrier-specific rules are met.

A passport or ID alone isn’t enough because many destinations require a visa or entry permit as well. A visa doesn’t replace a passport, so relying on the visa alone misses the need to prove identity. Health documentation or boarding passes alone don’t establish identity or entry eligibility.