Who Knows When You Leave the Country? Understanding Travel Notifications

Learn who gets notified when you leave the country and why it matters. Explore the roles of immigration, airlines, and employers.

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Immigration authorities of both your home country and the destination country know when you leave the country. Airlines also share passenger information with relevant governments for security purposes. Additionally, employers or schools may be aware if you have informed them about your travel plans.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Do airlines notify countries when you leave? Yes, airlines share passenger information with governments for security purposes.
  2. Who is informed when I travel internationally? Immigration authorities, airlines, and sometimes employers or schools may be notified, especially if required.
  3. What information do immigration authorities receive? They receive data regarding passenger travel plans, including departure and arrival details.

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