Travel-ready passport holders and wallets
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FAQs
Are passport holders a good idea?
Yes, passport holders are a good idea to have for international travellers because they help keep your travel documents safe and secure. They keep your passports protected from wear and tear by providing a cover. They also keep your visas and boarding passes in one place. If you have a passport holder with RFID protection, it can help protect you from identity theft. Passport holders can conveniently fit inside a tote bag, crossbody bag, or fanny pack so they’re always within reach.
Do I need RFID blocking in a passport holder?
While RFID blocking technology isn’t necessary for travelling abroad, it’s recommended as an added layer of protection from potential identity theft. RFID (radio-frequency identification) blocking uses materials like metal or carbon fibre to block the unauthorized scanning of things like credit cards and passports. Our selection of RFID blocking passport holders includes products like the Austin House Passport Sleeve with RFID Protection andAustin House Travel Organizer with RFID Protection.
What is the best type of wallet?
The best kind of wallet is the one that best fits your personal needs. For travelling, you should consider getting a wallet with enough space for cash and important cards, while still having a slim design to easily fit in your pocket. For an added level of protection, you can look at a wallet with RFID protection to help prevent identity theft. If you want to keep track of your passport, wallet and luggage, be sure to get an Apple AirTag or a Samsung SmartTag so you can find them if they get misplaced.
What’s the difference between a passport holder and a travel wallet?
The difference between a passport holder and a travel wallet is their size and storage capacity. Passport holders are designed specifically to carry a passport. They may have a limited number of slots for important cards as well. A travel wallet is larger and features multiple compartments for carrying passports, boarding passes, visas and cash. Both options can come with RFID protection depending on what type you get.































