Last updated: 06/01/2024

Are you or a loved one a registered sex offender in the United States looking for tips on international travel?  All international travelers will require: A return plane/train ticket, housing accommodations, money to cover your stay in the country, and health insurance for the duration of your trip.   One of the extra things you will need to keep in mind when traveling as a registered person is that the US will do everything in its power to prevent you from having a successful trip.  They do this through human rights-violating legislation like International Megan’s Law (IML 2016), an add-on to the wildly ineffective Adam Walsh Act (SORNA 2006), and by abusing – while simultaneously diluting the integrity of – the Interpol notification network.  That is why this travel matrix is so handy.

Many thanks to the good folks at RTAG (Registrant Travel Action Group) for developing the original travel matrix. They deserve some credit for the idea and initial entries. We have expanded on the original matrix to include every country on Earth. That’s right: we’re going balls to the wall on this one. We need everyone’s help to make it the most complete and comprehensive travel matrix in existence!

Something to keep in mind when viewing the travel matrix: the countries that deny entry to RSOs, but don’t require a visa, do so because:

1. THEY RECEIVE A TRAVEL NOTICE from the US “Angel Watch” scumbags, detailing your travel itinerary and alleged crime(s) for which you were put on the sex offender registry, or;

2. Your passport number and identifying personal information has been entered into the INTERPOL GREEN NOTICE database by the US Marshals in order to curtail your possible travel plans… which is accessible by all participating INTERPOL member states. This prevents directly traveling there from an airport in America or even from a third country.

Note: If you believe you are subject to Interpol Green Notice notification, you can contact this law firm for assistance.