Since the implementation of International Megan’s Law (IML), registered citizens have been required to report international travel to their local sheriffs. In turn, their travel plans have been transmitted to the US Marshall’s, who, through the “Angel Watch” program, inform the receiving country of a registrant’s intended travel there.

Although the overwhelming majority of people travel internationally for business, to visit with family, or for vacation, the United States sends notifications as if every registered citizen is traveling to engage in sex trafficking.

As a consequence, more and more countries are turning away registered citizens at their borders.

Before you purchase a ticket, book hotels or excite your family, consult with the travel matrix found at the link below to ensure that the country you plan to visit will accept you.

http://registranttag.org/resources/travel-matrix/

Please keep in mind that you cannot absolutely rely on this matrix, as the IML is newly enacted and we are only beginning to discover which countries turn away registered citizens. This is only intended to be a guide, populated with information from registrants who have traveled.

If you would like to share your international travel experience or have data to add to this matrix, please fill out the following online form: http://registranttag.org/travel-experience-report/ note that your personal information will not be publicly shared.

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