Is it possible to create border less world with no visa and passport are required in next 100 years?
366381
If so then its "My Dream come true"
435070
That could be interesting. Imagine if you could set up citizenship-timeshare mechanisms over the web to provide a fast supply and demand type of mechanism that would allow for the fast use of citizenships to supply the needed workforce for evry country in the world ...
643166
Free movement of people is one of the fundamental pillars of the European Union (along with free movement of labor, goods, and capital).  That means citizens can, as a rule, travel across the national boundaries without even stopping at a border.  (Therefore, passports are not necessarily required, though they're desirable as identification.)  There are important exceptions, though.\n\nAny EU country can opt to reinstitute border checks if the country has a legitimate security reason for doing so.  For example, France and other countries briefly reinstituted border checks shortly after the London subway bombings.\n\nAlso, because some newer EU members have high unemployment (even compared to EU members), some of the EU states nearest the new members are permitted to refuse work visas for unskilled workers coming from the new EU states -- at least temporarily.  Some EU states recently dropped these, but others that border the new members still have that restriction.  That means the new member citizens can visit without a problem, but they will not be allowed to come in and take jobs.
630718
No, unless you have a visa.
171331
First where are from ? \nSometimes you don't need visa , at all .\nIt deponds on you nazionality  .
1144662
Used to be 10 year validity for a passport.  With the new biometic ones coming out, I think the period may be changed.
982335
No visas required.\n\nYou would be best to travel on a bus, car or plane though. \n\nTravelling on a passport is slightly cramped and simply murder cornering in the wet!!
1041335
First, DO NOT become illegal.\nGenerally you can arrange appropriate visas and permissions from Ambassady of the country you wish to go.\nDo it beforehand and they will guide you through the process.
592277
Yes. You are currently required to produce your drivers license as identification at the border. In the next few years you will need a passport to make the crossing.\n\nCanada will also do a criminal records check and may deny entry if you have a criminal history or open warrants.
28567
I suppose would have to contact the nearest embassy for that. There are many in the US. The link below has info on them.
182074
Please add more details:\n\nWhat country are you a citizen of?\nWhere are you going from?\nHow long are you planning on staying there?\nWhere was your child born?\n\nIf you are a U.S. citizen you can stay for up to 3 months without a visa.\n\nYou may find this website useful:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1148.html
934794
I won't say it's impossible BUT, there are thousands of languages & dialects which would mean that while you may be intellectualy up to the task, there isn't enough time in one's normal lifetime.\n\nGood Luck!
829901
you just need your american passport.
648854
http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/index.htm\n\nMost people don't become citizens without having a greencard or visa first.
549351
Any country is free to leave. Some have. And later come back.\n\nOf course, it doesn't appear to be necessary. You don't have to pay your dues, you can override UN decisions, not pass their bills or motions, and just generally humiliate them by pretending that they don't exist when it's inconvenient.\n\nWell, okay, only one country can do that.
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Not at the current time, however come then end of 2006  you will need one it you travel via air or sea to Canada or Mexico.  The end of 2007 all ways of travel into Canada and Mexico you will need one.  Check site below!   It would be better for you to have one any way to cross, less hassle.  As one poster stated, its easy to cross over into Canada, but coming back across to America, its harder for an American to regain entry then one from another country trying to get in.   The custom people here in the states will allow terrorist, murderers, etc to come into the USA, but give a true American citizen a hard time.   Retire military get treated like crap, I know I was drilled when I came back from a visit to friends in Canada.  Spend the money now on a passport, use it both crossing over to Canada and especially coming back to the United States.
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As of right now, there will be no change at the Canadian border\n\nOn the U.S. side you will need to produce a passport like everyone else. You'll still be allowed to freely cross for work and what not as before.