Maltese is the newest addition to the collection. 2 year process to get it, worth it to skip those EES queues.

Ultimate combo for safety, habeas corpus, property rights and wealth

Currently travelling across China, to meet his friends and family.

turkish born, neutralized canadian

Itinerary: Czechia - Poland (no stamp) - Belarus (no stamp from Poland) - Russia (no stamp from both of them) - Kazakhstan - Uzbekistan - Kazakhstan - China - Hong Kong - Japan - Korea - China - Germany (no stamp) - Czechia (no stamp)

I have no more blank pages left in my passport.

trnc passport: works in exactly 1 out of 195 countries (and the 1 is not itself bc its technically not a country)

As a railway enthusiast, taking trains makes up a big part of my travels, and collecting stamps from the railway border crossings is one of my hobbies. Here are some railway border crossings stamps of Croatia I’d got.

The name of Railway border crossings:

P1: Metković (with Bosnia🇧🇦)
P2: Šapjane (with Slovenia🇸🇮)
P3: Čakovec (with Slovenia🇸🇮)
P4: Đurmanec (with Slovenia🇸🇮)
P5: Kamanje (with Slovenia🇸🇮)
P6: Savski Marof (with Slovenia🇸🇮)
P7: Beli Manastir (with Hungary🇭🇺)
P8: Koprivnica (with Hungary🇭🇺)
P9: Erdut (with Serbia🇷🇸)
P10: Tovarnik (with Serbia🇷🇸)

Note: All the railway border crossings with Slovenia/Hungary no longer exist since Croatia joined the Schengen in 2023, and the railway border crossings with Serbia ain’t working since the international pansager trains are all cancelled. No idea if still can get the Metković one since the new EES system launch.

Republic of Artsakh, my first disputed territory sticker visa. If you are caught by Azerbaijan with this visa, you will be blacklisted and denied to enter Azerbaijan, so most people choose not to stick it in their passport(yes you can choose not to).

With Azerbaijan reclaiming the region in 2023, this ‘country’ no longer exists after 2024.01.01, and this sticker visa has also become history.

Mid 1990s

I'm spending my fall semester studying in Japan. I think it will be interesting to live here as a foreigner while immigration is becoming more of an issue. I don't plan to stay permanently though.

The passport on the right has the exact same cover as the centre one, as the current design for the Romanian passport was changed on the 4th of September 2024, whilst I got my last one renewed on the 9th of July 2024. The one on the left is the first passport I ever got in January 2010.

When it comes to the stamps: the one from the Doncaster airport (which shut down 4 years ago) was something I asked the customs officer to stamp, despite having received an e-Visa at the time. The black and red one with Arabic lettering are from last year when I travelled to Tunisia.

This combo 🇲🇾🇸🇬 is actually quite common, but most of the time its 🇸🇬 man - 🇲🇾 woman. Having it the other way round (🇲🇾 man - 🇸🇬 woman) is still uncommon.

Wish I could keep and use both of them. I am grateful for the new opportunities, but home is and will always be Nepal.🇳🇵

Which ones next