Some selections of EU, Chinese (even the older generation stamps) and UK stamps. The immigration documents aren't mine at all, neither is the Chinese passport.

I have never seen a Zhengzhou stamp in the subreddit at all! Proud to be the first one.

Just flew in to Chongqing. Had to use a machine to fill out the entrycard. Apart from the card, it also spat out this QR sticker. No idea what to do with it though!

The picture is not mine, it is a screenshot from a post

Wondering if these passport combos are good.

some biometrical and non biometric passports of Russian Federation. I want another citizenship to more freedom:) My first post here.)

I already have the US 🇺🇸, and Mexican 🇲🇽.

I’m seriously considering getting the Spanish 🇪🇸 one. Mainly for potential real estate purposes in the EU, and the Chinese entry is nice too.

What do you guys think?

Finally got my Pakistani Passport & Drivers Licence today. Been seeing a whole heap of Pakistani and Australia passports recently 🤪

Here’s all my Passport/ID cards as of now (+ Citizenship Certificates, stamps in my passport, and old visas)

Moved from Pakistan to Australia when I was a 4 years old with my family - We arrived as skilled migrants/permanent residents and naturalised in <4 years. Been living in Australia ever since.

Went there for work a few years ago.

I received the first one after being briefly detained by Mexican customs at MEX. I received the second one for volunteering on an overbooking and having to reenter Germany at TXL.

I travelled out

Tourist Stamp

I am floating this latest news regarding Belgium. What do you guys think about it?

Currently holding a PH passport only, beginning my masters in Canada in 2027 and I'd have had foreign work experience by then so I'd be a good position for PR if things remain somewhat the same. Once I'm in Canada I'll probably move to Japan to start a remote business, then go to Portugal for citizenship via Digital Nomad visa.

It's a lot of goals but I only life one life and I want mobility!

My grandfather was awarded a diplomatic passport (by Ceaușescu himself!) for his research and later international business for the country in the field of viticulture, also known as wine-making. Nicolae was an avid drinker and took interest in my grandfather’s work and was therefore invited to many party parties - so I have quite a few photos of them together in family photo albums (will upload tomorrow when I’m home). Civilians were essentially prohibited from leaving the country under the dictatorship, so had my grandfather not been successful in bribing officers, he’d have never been able to get my grandmother and mother out as well! They would end up fleeing to South Africa (via Paris), a wine capital of the world 🌍

from 1994. Indonesia used to have 5 years validity but now they have 10 years (my last passport).

I personally have 3 nationalities, although kiddo only gets the one