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Wallets & document pouches

Cards and cash fit a wallet; a passport needs more usable space inside.

Guide

Wallets & document pouches

Think about what you actually carry: cards, coins and a passport need different compartments. For rain or water activities, also compare how the protective pouch closes.

Key points

Compare your passport with the pouch's usable internal dimensions.
A coin pocket takes more space than flat card slots.
For water protection, close the pouch fully as instructed.

What do you want to carry?

Use	Choose	Bear in mind
Cash and cards	ChooseCompact wallet	Bear in mindIt should fit your intended pocket when folded, even with coins and cards inside.
Travel papers	ChooseCorrectly sized document pouch	Bear in mindCompare the opening and internal space so papers do not crease when you close it.
Wet surroundings	ChoosePouch with stated water protection	Bear in mindKeep the closure clean and follow instructions on sealing and water exposure.

What to look for

Question	In brief	Why
How many compartments?	In briefFollow your actual contents	WhyToo many cards make a slim wallet bulky. Set out the cards you use daily before choosing the layout.
Leather or fabric?	In briefConsider care	WhyLeather needs suitable care and does not suit prolonged soaking. Depending on its material, a fabric wallet can be easier to clean.
Which dimensions?	In briefAllow for a full wallet	WhyExternal measurements do not tell you whether a passport will pass through the opening. Usable space inside matters for document storage.

Common questions

Will a passport fit in any wallet?

Choose a wallet with a stated passport compartment or a document pouch. Check internal dimensions and space at the closure; ordinary card slots are usually too small.

Does a zip keep rain out?

For frequent rain or water activities, choose a pouch with clearly described water protection. Water resistance depends on the fabric, seams and closure; follow its instructions on permitted exposure.

When is a coin pocket useful?

If you often pay in cash, a closing pocket keeps loose change together. If you mainly use cards and a few notes, a flatter design saves room in your trouser or jacket pocket.

How do I keep travel papers accessible?

Separate frequently used cards from papers you rarely need. Carry your passport protected and close to your body; make sure you can reach its pouch without unpacking at check-in or border controls.

Last updated: November 2026