Editorial standards
Last updated: August 31, 2026
These standards explain how we write and maintain public Passpoort guides.
We write for people first
Each guide should answer a clear question and help a reader make a better research decision. We avoid publishing a second page when an existing guide already answers the same question.
We start with primary sources
We prefer immigration departments, government portals, laws, and official statistics. A guide may also use a recognised research organisation when no single government source covers the topic.
Source links at the end of a guide are starting points for checking its main facts. They do not replace the rules for your nationality, location, and application date.
Dates must be accurate
The published date records when a guide first appeared on Passpoort. The updated date changes when its main content, sources, links, or structured information changes.
Corrections
Immigration rules can change without notice. If you find an error, email support@passpoort.com. We check the primary source and update the guide when a correction is needed.
Information, not legal advice
Passpoort helps with research and planning. It does not provide legal advice, approve applications, or guarantee an immigration result.