Universal Power Adapter: Ensuring your devices can be used in different countries is crucial.
Travel insurance documents: Make sure you have a copy of your travel insurance policy and emergency contact details.
Copies of important documents: Photocopies or digital copies of your passport, ID, visa, and other essential documents in case of loss or theft.
Local currency: Having some local currency on hand can be helpful, especially upon arrival.
Appropriate clothing for local customs and activities: Research the culture and dress code of your destination to ensure you pack respectful and suitable clothing.
Your passport: Ensuring it’s less than 10 years old on the day you enter (check the ‘date of issue’).
Spare prescription glasses/contacts: In case your primary ones get lost or damaged.
Sunscreen and insect repellent: Depending on your destination and activities, these can be essential for your comfort and health.
Medications and personal hygiene products: Don’t forget any prescription medications, along with travel-sized toiletries.
Entertainment: Books, e-books, or other entertainment to keep you occupied during downtime.
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