Do most senior citizen's have a pass port?

Question

Do most senior citizen's have a pass port?

Answer 1

I have had one in the past but can no longer afford to travel. I went to Kenya, East Africa where I lived for 2 years and to Jamaica where I lived for 2 1/2 years.

Answer 2

This is one of those questions that makes me wonder why you are asking. I don't know if anyone has ever taken a survey, but I would think that most people only have the time and funds to travel after they retire. Therefore, it would not be surprising if most seniors have a pass port.

Answer 3

I doubt MOST Senior citizens have pass ports, but I have mine. In 2004 I went to Singapore, Hong Kong, Fiji, Australia and New Zealand. Next year I am going to Slovakia, Poland, Ukraine, Hungry, Austria and Germany

Answer 4

I certainly have one...in this day and age, you need it even coming back from Mexico, the Caribbean, Canada...you name it. And it takes a long processing time, so if you even have a remote chance of traveling, get one now if you do not have one.

And to others here who are NOT seniors, just how old do you think seniors are??? Believe it or not, we probably have more life than you do, and certainly a better one. We have money!

Answer 5

Got the passport. Don't know as I want to go back overseas before I see the rest of North America. I especially want to go canoeing up in Canada and do at least one climb in the Canadian Rockies. Shaw, there's places I haven't seen right here in Texas.



Of course, the Gasoline prices have cut me back on a lot of things.

Answer 6

The senior citizens I know have passports including me.

Answer 7

Most senior citizens in TN have only left the state to go to WW2 and vietnam. So, I would say no.

Answer 8

about 38 percent have passports and they love to travel to the Caribbean, Canada and Europe

Answer 9

I don't think most senior citizens have passports, and I don't think any of them sit on yahoo answers.