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How can I update passport details on my AFerry booking?

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How to Update Passport Details on Your AFerry Booking

AFerry allows customers to update passport details on their bookings with ease. Whether you’ve renewed your passport, need to update details for an infant, or require last-minute changes, the process is straightforward and free of charge. Below is a comprehensive guide to help you understand the process and key considerations.

Overview of Passport Information Updates

  • Passport details can be updated on your AFerry booking at no additional cost.

  • Updates can be made for all passengers, including infants, if new passports are issued after booking.

Scenarios for Updating Passport Details

  1. Renewed Passports: If you renew your passport before departure, you can update the passport number on your booking without any charges.

  2. Infant Passports: If an infant receives a new passport after booking, you can provide the updated details to amend the booking.

  3. Booking with Current Details: You can book tickets using current passport details and update them later when new passports are issued.

Deadlines for Updating Passport Details

  • Passport details can be updated up to 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

  • Updates can also be made at the port on the day of departure, free of charge.

Impact of Updates on Travel Arrangements

  • Updating passport details does not affect your travel dates or cabin reservations.

How to Update Passport Details

  1. Contact AFerry Support: Reach out to AFerry customer support with the new passport details, including the updated passport number and expiry date.

  2. Provide Accurate Information: Ensure all details match the new passport to avoid any discrepancies.

  3. Confirm the Update: Verify with the support team that the changes have been successfully applied to your booking.

By following these steps, you can ensure your booking remains accurate and up-to-date, allowing for a smooth travel experience.

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