DAMAGED PASSPORT NEED TO TRAVEL BACK TO CANADA URGENTLY

[fahadmoin24]

Hi,

I just came back home to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on my semester break from St. John's to Riyadh. I am originally from Bangladesh. Unfortunately, my passport got severely wet two days prior to my flight. Now, with the slightly water damaged passport I had no problem coming back home from Canada. I was also allowed entry back home. But out off curiosity while dropping a friend off at the airport I checked up with the immigration and they said my passport would not be allowed past immigration.

My flight back to Canada is in two days. I have been told to go to our embassy here and acquire a travel document permitting a travel. What do I do? Anybody has any suggestions or advice?

Fastest time to renew my passport from a foreign country (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) is one month.

 

[canuck78]

Hi,

I just came back home to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on my semester break from St. John's to Riyadh. I am originally from Bangladesh. Unfortunately, my passport got severely wet two days prior to my flight. Now, with the slightly water damaged passport I had no problem coming back home from Canada. I was also allowed entry back home. But out off curiosity while dropping a friend off at the airport I checked up with the immigration and they said my passport would not be allowed past immigration.

My flight back to Canada is in two days. I have been told to go to our embassy here and acquire a travel document permitting a travel. What do I do? Anybody has any suggestions or advice?

Fastest time to renew my passport from a foreign country (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) is one month.

Ask the Bangladeshi embassy if they can provide an emergency passport document for 1 time travel. This is between you and the Bangladeshi embassy.

 

[bellaluna]

I believe OP may also have to be concerned about the damaged Canadian TRV (or study permit?) in their water-drenched passport.

 

[canuck78]

I believe OP may also have to be concerned about the damaged Canadian TRV (or study permit?) in their water-drenched passport.

They can likely still used it if it is legible. Passports need to be in good condition in order for them to be accepted.