[hayesh]

I read somewhere that only 37% of Americans have passports. Where I live almost everyone has a passport. Does that mean that most americans never leave the country

[Grim]

i do dam really? thats surprising actually.

[Deany]

I read somewhere that only 37% of Americans have passports. Where I live almost everyone has a passport. Does that mean that most americans never leave the country

Yes but gotta renew it and that costs a pretty penny

[VKNS]

I have a passport, but I haven't left my country in 20 years.

[Pootje]

I do have a passport

[Rionxee]

Yea, I needed a passport when I was younger so my parents always renewed it for me. We got our renewed together for a family trip a few years ago so I'm good for awhile. I also ended up getting Global Entry.

Fyi, get CLEAR and TSApre.... makes an airport security experience so much faster and you'll never have a chance at getting the dreaded SSSS designator while flying.

[Stoke]

Not from the USA, but I do have one.

Then again, if Americans wanted to go on a break somewhere, they could go to New York or Miami.

If I wanted to go somewhere with no passport, I’ve got Luton and Grimsby as choices.

[DashPHP]

Yep I got a passport... If not a passport, then what? O.o

[Ducky]

I've seen plenty of Americans who never once in their life leave the country.

[Justin]

I've seen plenty of Americans who never once in their life leave the country.

Perks of being European. You have a totally new language and culture sometimes even at a 1-hour flight distance.

I've visited at least 7 countries within the EU and I also have a passport (haven't used it yet)

But if your country is a member of the EU you can use your national ID to travel without the need for a passport.

[Jackets]

Being Canadian, I do have a passport so I can visit the states and get things cheaper :)

[2020Sucked]

Absolutely! I think having a passport is very important.

[Truth]

gotta have a few passports to play ball these days

[Yanix]

We do have our passports, the whole family for anytime we want to travel we can easily go.

[CrimsonLanternfly]

The United States is enormous, so most people don't need to get a passport to see new things. I have mine, but that's due to personal projects that sometimes take me to interesting locations. The spouse and children don't have theirs, and most people I personally know don't have theirs. just near where I live, it takes 8 hours to drive 75 MPH (120 KP/H) across just one state...you could cross an interesting portion of Europe in that time and see 4 countries!