Passports

All international study programs will require a valid passport (most countries require a passport expiration date at least 3 month beyond your intended date of return to the US, although some countries may require six months).  

US Citizens

First time applicants, or students under 16 years old, must appear in person at a passport acceptance facility (this includes certain post offices or courthouses). There can be long delays in application processing, so it is important to apply as early as possible.

The National Passport Information Center can answer questions regarding the passport application process, application forms, necessary documents, fees, where to apply, and more.

Non-US Citizens

Non-US passport holders must ensure that they have a valid passport and that they work with the Office of Global Studies to obtain any relevant visa(s) required.

 

Insurance

EIIA provides Centenary's medical, security, and travel-related assistance abroad to all registered program participants .

• EIIA International Program Summary (PDF)
• EIIA Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)
• EIIA ID Card (PDF)