[EraEra]

My husband is a convicted U.S. felon. He has served his time and is not on probation or under any restrictions. His offense occurred 10+ years ago. We are currently applying for our passports, I know there are currently no laws prohibiting him from obtaining a passport but I am concerned about traveling. We would like to take a cruise in Italy and do some more travel to other countries. I have been trying to find information online, however I have not been very successful. Does anyone know about traveling for felons? I am concerned with the permissions of his entry as a "tourist" to various countries, particularly Italy for now, but information about entrance into other countries is also appreciated!
People don't always make the right decisions, and make mistakes. My husband is a good man who made a bad decision. A decision he regrets deeply. I would hate to find out that his opportunity to see the world is no longer allowed because of his mistake. Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated!

[Fr_Chuck]

Each country has its own rules and even what type of felony makes a difference. So you will have to check with the embassy of each nation to verify.