How Avengers Endgame Completely Changes Spider-Man: Far From Home's Trailer

4. There's A Reason Why Peter's Passport Issue Date Was Kept Blank

Spider Man Far From Home Passport
Marvel Studios

With Endgame's previously speculated timejump paying off in full, we now know that Far From Home will be set in 2023, five years on from the events of Avengers: Infinity War.

The trailer included Pete's passport, and although the lack of a date on the issue and expiry should've given audiences their biggest clue that Far From Home was set after Endgame, nothing was certain.

Come the film's release, audiences should expect the issue date to be 19 July 2023, keeping in line with Amy Pascal's comments that the Homecoming sequel would pick up immediately after Endgame's ending.

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