International travel offers exciting opportunities to explore new places and cultures. However, for neurodivergent travelers, the experience can be overwhelming, resulting in high degrees of anxiety or stress. If this sounds familiar to you or someone you know, we recommend reviewing the Neurodivergent Travelers Guide, published by On Call International… read more
Travel Guidance
Updated ‘Worldwide Caution’ Security Alert
The U.S. Department of State issued an updated “Worldwide Caution” security alert on June 23, 2025, due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and increased potential for demonstrations against U.S. citizens and interests. The update advises travelers to exercise increased caution. As always, the top priority of the… read more
Safety Reminders: International Travel During Spring Break
Do you have plans to travel outside the United States during spring break? If so, read on for some reminders from the Global Risk and Safety team to make your international travel easier and safer! Preparing to Travel Regardless of their destination, we recommend that all travelers follow the guidance… read more
Traveling Abroad with Medication
If you are planning to travel internationally, you may have questions as to whether you can travel with or locally obtain your prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medication(s). Each country has its own regulations governing what constitutes a controlled medication, and some require specific paperwork in order to bring controlled, prescription… read more
New Entry Requirements for U.S. Citizens Traveling to or Transiting through U.K. Airports
Effective immediately, U.S. citizens traveling to the United Kingdom for short visits, tourism, or business, including those just passing through U.K. airports, will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) if they do not have a U.K. visa or legal residency in the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland. This… read more