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Travel Abroad Checklist

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How to Stay Safe When Traveling

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How to Stay Safe When Traveling

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How to Stay Safe When Traveling Abroad

Sure, jet-setting across the globe is thrilling. But let’s be real: It comes with its fair share of “what if” moments. And while you’re busy planning your dream itinerary, don’t forget that a little prep can save you a world of trouble, from keeping your passport safe to avoiding sketchy situations.

Enter Trustworthy’s Family Operating System® — the digital vault that keeps all of your critical information safe, sound, and ready when you need it. Whether you're sipping espresso in Rome or hiking in Patagonia, your documents are just a tap away.

Bonus tip: Save this checklist in your vault, too, because when it comes to safety, both online and IRL, winging it is not the vibe you want.

Before You Travel

  • Research safety conditions, local laws, and travel advisories

  • Make copies of your passport, visa, and travel insurance policy

  • Store digital copies of travel documents with Trustworthy

  • Share key documents with trusted contacts via Trustworthy

  • Notify your bank about travel plans to prevent transaction issues

  • Add your financial account information to the Family Operating System®

  • Read up on common travel scams in your destination country

Digital and Identity Security

  • Use a VPN when connecting to public Wi-Fi

  • Avoid logging into sensitive accounts on public computers

  • Use strong passwords and store them in the Family Operating System®

  • Enable device tracking and remote wipe in case of theft

Emergency Preparedness

  • Store travel and health insurance details in the Family Operating System®

  • Save the contact information of your country’s embassy or consulate

  • Keep emergency contact numbers accessible (family, doctor, etc.)

Physical Safety

  • Avoid displaying wealth (jewelry, cash, expensive devices)

  • Stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas and at night

  • Use official transportation and avoid unlicensed taxis

  • Share your travel itinerary with a friend or family member

  • Double check your hotel room door and windows for locks that work only from the inside

Financial Protection

  • Bring a mix of credit cards, debit cards, and cash

  • Store financial details (account numbers, contact information) securely with Trustworthy

  • Use a money belt or hidden pouch for cash and cards

  • Be cautious when using ATMs — stick to secure locations

  • Carry only some of your credit/debit cards, cash, and identification on day trips; keep the rest in a hotel safe

Before You Travel

  • Research safety conditions, local laws, and travel advisories

  • Make copies of your passport, visa, and travel insurance policy

  • Store digital copies of travel documents with Trustworthy

  • Share key documents with trusted contacts via Trustworthy

  • Notify your bank about travel plans to prevent transaction issues

  • Add your financial account information to the Family Operating System®

  • Read up on common travel scams in your destination country

Physical Safety

  • Avoid displaying wealth (jewelry, cash, expensive devices)

  • Stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas and at night

  • Use official transportation and avoid unlicensed taxis

  • Share your travel itinerary with a friend or family member

  • Double check your hotel room door and windows for locks that work only from the inside

Digital and Identity Security

  • Use a VPN when connecting to public Wi-Fi

  • Avoid logging into sensitive accounts on public computers

  • Use strong passwords and store them in the Family Operating System®

  • Enable device tracking and remote wipe in case of theft

Financial Protection

  • Bring a mix of credit cards, debit cards, and cash

  • Store financial details (account numbers, contact information) securely with Trustworthy

  • Use a money belt or hidden pouch for cash and cards

  • Be cautious when using ATMs — stick to secure locations

  • Carry only some of your credit/debit cards, cash, and identification on day trips; keep the rest in a hotel safe

Emergency Preparedness

  • Store travel and health insurance details in the Family Operating System®

  • Save the contact information of your country’s embassy or consulate

  • Keep emergency contact numbers accessible (family, doctor, etc.)