Yes, the President of the United States does have a passport. It’s a diplomatic passport, a unique Passport given to government officials who must travel internationally for official business. The President’s Passport is different from a regular ticket in various ways. First, it features its name, “The President of the United States,” printed on the front. The second reason is that it’s given through the Department of State rather than the Department of Homeland Security. The President does not have to purchase his Passport. It is held in the advanced department of White House staff. It is only utilized for travel abroad on official business. If the President travels on personal business, He does not use his Passport. Instead, he opts for an alternative type of identification like a military ID or Secret Service badge. In 2015, an Australian Immigration official mistakenly sent the personal information of the President’s Passport together with the passports of other world leaders to the organization of the Asian Cup soccer tournament. The email contained the President’s passport number, the birthday date, and where he was born. It was reported by the White House that the unauthorized release of the President’s passport data was a “serious security breach” and that they were working with the Australian government to investigate the incident.