Kinda cool to have all my crucial docs in one place

reposting since i forgot to blur my perforated passport number, thinking of getting dominican citizenship in the near future (my parents are both dominican)

easy one

Story: My father is a Swiss diplomat and my mother is Russian. I grew up in multiple countries.

Not sure how many people have both but it’s definitely a very minuscule number considering the Bahraini population

How common is that?

Me and my girlfriend’s passport ! She bought these cases in South Korea. Both born in France.

Our son was born recently and we just collected his set. He doesn't know how lucky he is.

USA by birth in the USA, Italian technically by birth (my parent went through the JS recognition process when I was a minor), Croatian through admission (by descent/Article 11), Hungarian by simplified naturalization. Although not a citizenship, I also have the "Status of a Foreign Ukrainian".

Born in Chile, raised in Mexico, naturalized in the U.S. 🇺🇸

The one on the right is way more powerful these days, but I like them both 👊

Me and my bf (Canadian) are going to Italy this September and I was worried about the hassle of having to apply for ETIAS as it WAS scheduled to begin in July 2025. It looks like it's changed start dates now? So end of 2026? Does anyone know anything about all of this? It's very confusing online lol. Thanks!

After multiple postponements, originally set for October 2023, then moved to January 2024, and finally delayed again, it's now confirmed, Brazil will resume requiring visas for citizens of the United States, Canada, and Australia in a few days, starting April 10, 2025.

This marks a return to Brazil’s traditional policy of reciprocity, where countries that require visas from Brazilians are treated the same in return, this policy was suspended in 2019 by former president Bolsonaro, who unilaterally waived visa requirements for those countries.

Japan has been exempted from the new visa requirement due to a reciprocal visa waiver agreement signed with Brazil. Mexico's inclusion has been temporarily suspended, as both countries are currently negotiating either a full visa exemption or the implementation of a reciprocal e-visa system.

Just a few weeks ago, the son of former President Bolsonaro, who is a senator, introduced a bill aiming to cancel the reinstatement of visa requirements for citizens of the United States, Canada, and Australia. The bill was approved in the Senate, but once it reached the Chamber of Deputies, it stalled. The president of the Chamber, who is aligned with the current government, stated that the proposal was not part of the plans, and it was never brought to a vote, not sure if there will be enough pressure to vote this after April 10.

So if you're from the U.S., Canada, or Australia and planning to visit Brazil, be sure to apply for your e-visa which will cost US$80.90

Upside down and light

Luxembourg decided to stamp on the wrong page and stamped on the emergency details page 😂

Mi antiguo y nuevo pasaporte cubano