In order to ensure compliance with Immigration and other governmental
authorities Jet2.com customers are required to travel with a
valid passport, and any necessary visas where required, on all international
flights. Please note that if your photographic ID is damaged in any way it may
not be accepted. It is important that your passport or other travel
identification documentation is valid and matches the name(s) on your
reservation for travel on all flights, including UK domestic flights.
It is your responsibility to ensure that you have all the necessary
valid and undamaged documentation including visas to meet the immigration
authorities’ requirements of your destination country. As Jet2.com
is strictly a point to point airline this means that, even if the
destination country of your Jet2.com flight permits you to
transit without a visa, you will have to pass through Immigration of that
country and will therefore need the appropriate visa. Please note that we will
not be liable for any consequences of your failure to arrive without the correct
documentation and any fines, penalties or other expenditures incurred shall be
paid by or charged to you.
The Foreign and Commonwealth website is a
useful source for travel information. Visit www.fco.gov.uk/travel.
Domestic Flights
Jet2.com recommends you travel
with a valid passport on UK domestic flights but will accept one of the
following as an alternative, providing it includes a photograph and is valid on
the date of travel:
• EU or Swiss national ID card
• CitizenCard
• Driving licence
• Student ID card (international, National Union of
Students or University/College ID)
• Armed forces ID card
• Police
warrant card/badge
• Airport employees security ID pass
• Government
issued ID card
• Official Company ID card
• Electoral ID card (EIC
issued to eligible N Ireland citizens)
• UK Council issued bus pass (Senior
Citizens only)
• Fire Arms certificate
We will also permit an
expired UK passport for use on domestic flights for up to two years after
expiry.
A child travelling with an adult on a UK domestic flight does not
require additional ID. Unaccompanied young persons aged 14-16 must carry
photographic ID on UK domestic flights.
French resident
children
Children aged up to 18 who are travelling without an adult
must have a "Quittance du Territorie", which is a form of indemnity signed by
the police or Mayor of their town. Unaccompanied French resident children will
be unable to board without this completed form.
Portuguese
nationals and non-Portuguese residents
Children under 18 years and
leaving or re-entering Portugal, unaccompanied by their father, mother or legal
guardian, need a travel authorisation. This travel authorisation must
be:
*Signed by the father, mother or legal guardian; and
*The
signature must be notarised if the father, mother or legal guardian reside in
Portugal; or
*The signature must be authenticated by a Portuguese embassy or
consulate in the country where the father, mother or legal guardian
reside.
This travel authorisation is also required when a person other
than their father, mother or legal guardian accompanies minors. In such cases
the travel authorisation must also clearly show the name of the accompanying
person.
Non-Portuguese resident minors under 18 years and travelling
alone may be refused entry if they do not have anyone in Portugal taking
responsibility for their stay.