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Anonymous09/07/25, 18:08No.2821464/trv/ Passport Thread
Which year was your passport issued?
How many stamps do you have?
Most interesting pages?
My passport was issued in 2020 and has 27 stamps, 15 of those being entry stamps. The first page has stamps from:
>Colombia
>Mexico
>Philippines
>Taiwan
>UAE
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Anon09/07/25, 19:02No.2821470
Europe is so annoying for passport stamp collectors due to the EU. If you live in the US, good luck getting any from Eastern Europe. They only stamp the country you enter and leave, which will often just be a connecting flight airport you barely spent time in
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Anon09/07/25, 19:05No.2821471
Aren't most countries working away from stamps?
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Anon09/07/25, 19:38No.2821482
recently lost my 2022 passport (while abroad too) that was up to 13 entry stamps + 4 entry stickers (2 japan 2 korea) + 1 full page visa (cambodia) + however many exit stamps that was (cant remember)
it hurts so much...well i also have something like 1000 eki stamps (+ the tourist ones at museums, shops, etc) from japan, korea, taiwan and china
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eki_stamp
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Anon09/08/25, 07:28No.2821651
Bong here. I always get the bigger 54 page passport. Lasts me about 5 or 6 years only. I travel permenently. Grateful for the extra pages though
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Anon09/10/25, 01:07No.2822197
Singapore passport here, so every relevant country is visa free and i just walk through the autogate everywhere except china.
I get a stamp sometimes in 3rd world countries when the autogate is broken though
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Anon09/10/25, 03:02No.2822243
When I lived in Europe I made it a point to go to all the microstates and get stamps if I could. Andora, Vatican, San Marino, Monaco, Luxemberg. sure I'm forgetting some more.
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Anon09/10/25, 11:50No.2822391
I have been moving away from keepsakes generally. The more I think about the whole process, the crazier it seems.
I don’t need to prove to myself or anyone else that I visited a place, no one has ever asked for evidence.
However, I can’t shake the attachment to the idea of bragging about ‘my number’. I want to be able to say that I’ve visited 50 countries or 50 world cities, maybe all the world-class cities.
To me, the more I travel the less cool it seems in concept, the more cringe it seems to do things like take photos or send post cards or hold onto local currency.
“Rich people dont look at photos to remember a vacation, they just go back there”
I say all this with no cynicism, just dispassion. I love the world and love seeing new places, I just think it’s dumb when other people do it, which makes me wonder why I am blind to the idea that it is also dumb when I do it.
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Anon09/12/25, 18:41No.2823089
My dick is massive
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Anon09/22/25, 16:54No.2826293
Anyone else disappointed that they're not stamping passports any more? Been to three foreign countries so far this summer and none of them put a stamp in. FFS last time I didn't even have to take my passport out when reentering the US, they used facial recognition to decide I was me and was reentering after a ten-day trip.
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Anon09/24/25, 17:59No.2826975
My current American passport was issued in 2021, and it’s still practically naked—I think it has just fourteen or fifteen stamps in it so far. I’ve traveled with it many dozens of times, but I was based in, and mostly traveling within, Europe for the last six years, and so have passed through almost no passport control points. I’ve got a few Turkish stamps, a few EU/Schengen area re-entry stamps (from CDG, ZRH, BSL, and AMS, maybe one or two others), and two Irish stamps like the one pictured here—I thought it was classy and rather old-fashioned of them to take up half a page. The UK used an oversized entry stamp for a while, too, but sometime just before I got this passport they’d replaced it with electronic gates.Heading back to Asia for the first time in some years in the spring, so I look forward to filling a bit more space. My previous passport was just about full.
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Anon09/24/25, 18:37No.2826988
I have an EU entry stamp into Greenland which is kind of a tough one to get. I also have an entry stamp for New Zealand from 2021 which is almost impossible-mode for a foreigner.It’ll be sad to this book go in a couple years.
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Anon09/24/25, 22:34No.2827041
I have a coomer passport full of Philippines, Thailand, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, and some Malaysia entries
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Anon09/25/25, 18:14No.2827267
Share pics of Colombia and Mexico.
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Anon09/25/25, 21:50No.2827316
The payment slip for a citation I got from the Veracruz traffic police. At the time I could've sworn I didn't run a yellow light, but maybe I did.
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Anon09/28/25, 13:29No.2828091
DO NOT POST PHOTOS OF YOUR PASSPORT ONLINEHow fucking stupid can people be, it's like posting pictures of your credit card online. Mods please delete this thread before some idiot is the victim of identity theft.
Most passports contain personal information on every single page, every single one of your passport pages probably contains the same information as the front page.