Travel · EmergencyLost your passport abroad? Here's exactly what to do.
AI gives you the step-by-step recovery plan for your exact country, embassy contacts, a printable police statement, and a get-home strategy — even if you're panicking right now.
First 60 min
action plan
5
min to your plan
6
recovery tools
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You're in a foreign country with no passport — and no idea what to do.
Hundreds of thousands of passports are reported lost or stolen every year
It happens to experienced travelers too. Pickpockets, hotel safes, lost bags — one moment of bad luck and you're stranded.
Most people don't know the correct order of steps — and waste critical hours
Do you go to the police first or the embassy? Can you fly without a passport? What if it's a weekend? Wrong moves cost days.
Every country has different rules, languages, and police procedures
Filing a police report in Tokyo is completely different from filing one in Rome. You need country-specific guidance, not a generic checklist.
If your wallet was stolen too, you're stuck with no money AND no ID
No passport, no credit cards, no cash — in a foreign country where nobody speaks your language. That's the nightmare scenario, and it has a solution.
What You Get
From stranded to on a plane home.
First 60 Minutes Plan
The right steps in the right order, starting now.
Flight Readiness Check
Five questions: fight for your flight, or rebook today.
Embassy Finder
Address, hours and the after-hours emergency line.
Printable Police Statement
Fill the blanks and hand it over at the station.
No Money Survival Guide
Emergency cash and a bed when everything is gone.
Future Prevention Kit
The backup system so this never derails a trip again.
How It Works
From panic to plan in 5 minutes.
1
Tell the AI your situation
Your citizenship, where you are, what happened, and when your flight is.
~3 minutes2
Get your complete recovery plan
Your first-60-minutes checklist, embassy details, document guide, and get-home strategy.
~2 minutes3
Run the flight check and print the statement
Find out whether to rebook, then walk into the police station with the statement already written.
~10 minutes1-3 days
from lost passport to emergency document in hand in most countries — your embassy sets the exact timing
5 min
to your action plan
60 min
of first critical steps
6 tools
from first hour to flight home
Questions
Everything you need to know.
Can I fly home without a passport?
Usually yes — with an emergency travel document issued by your embassy or consulate. Many can issue one within a few working days, and some do same-day in genuine emergencies. Timelines vary by citizenship and by post, so the plan tells you what to bring, what it costs, and how to ask for expedited handling — then you confirm the specifics with your own embassy.
How does the flight readiness check work?
Five yes-or-no questions: how many working days until your flight, whether you can reach the embassy in time, whether you have or can file a police report, whether you can prove your identity, and whether you can cover photos and the fee. If all five pass you have a realistic shot at the scheduled flight; if not, it names the blocker and gives you the rebooking steps — which is cheaper decided tonight than at the gate.
What if it's a weekend or holiday and the embassy is closed?
Embassies keep an after-hours emergency line for exactly this. Call it, explain the situation and your flight date — they'll either arrange to see you or tell you what to do until offices reopen. The plan tells you to lead with the flight date, because that's what determines whether your case gets treated as urgent.
What if my wallet was stolen too and I have no money?
The No Money Survival Guide covers exactly that: emergency cash by transfer or wire, embassy emergency assistance, cancelling and replacing cards from abroad without ID, mobile payments if the physical cards are gone, and how someone at home sends you money step by step. It also covers food and a bed for tonight if you currently have nothing.
Does this work for any country and any citizenship?
The plan adapts to your citizenship, which determines the embassy you deal with, and to your location, which determines the police procedure and language. It's built around the process every consular system shares — report, identity, photos, document — rather than one country's paperwork, and it always points you to the official source for the current details.
Should I buy this BEFORE I travel as insurance?
It's the better time to buy it. Having it on your phone means you open it and follow steps instead of searching for answers in a panic. The Prevention Kit also walks you through the digital backup setup before you leave — and having a passport copy is the single thing that most speeds up the recovery if it ever happens.
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