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Old Dec 30, 2011 | 7:39 pm
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Kyo
 
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Originally Posted by Passmethesickbag
Thank you all. Indeed the US immigration agent didn't even bother to find the end of my passport, he just leafed through it until he found a page with just enough space to place his stamp.

I'd still be grateful if somebody could confirm whether "page" means one page with one page number, or both sides of a page with two page numbers. If it is the former, I now have three left entirely unused, if the latter, just one.
Been Googling to not much avail until I found this thread.

I'm facing an almost similar problem. Aussie passport, and heading to the USA on the 16th of Jan. Three pages left, and three more flights prior heading to the States, one exiting BKK, one entering SGN next weekend and the subsequent ex-SGN departure.

I'm looking at a situation where I'll have two completely blank pages left on the Aussie passport (pages 63 and 66 - note that they aren't even adjacent, and 66 is the last page, on the left side, the right-side can't be stamped).

Is two pages sufficient for entry into the States? Very worried now as I do need to enter Vietnam this upcoming week and I've had to sacrifice my 4th page due to the VN visa taking up an entire page (my 3rd last page).

Any help very much appreciated, thanks!!
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