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In my current passport, I have:
Stamps (exit/entry) Indonesia (8: DPS, CGK) Thailand (2: BKK) Singapore (2: SIN) mainland China (6: KWL, XIY, PVG, Lo Wu, Guangzhou train) Taiwan ROC (2: TPE) Hong Kong (at least 24: HKG, boat, train) Macao (6: boat, MFM) Japan (9, +1 re-entry permit +1 ward office stamp: NRT, NGO) Philippines (2: MNL) Brunei (2: BWN) South Korea (2: ICN) Malaysia (8: KUL, BKI) Cambodia (2: REP) USA (5?: JFK, EWR, IAD) Mexico (MEX) Canada (land crossing at Prescott, Ontario) Morocco (2, but one was given on the boat from Algeciras, Spain) Spain (3: MAD, Algeciras) Gibraltar (2) England (2?: LHR, LGW) Visas Indonesia (4 expired) mainland China (2 expired) Hong Kong student (expired) Cambodia (expired) Japan student |
Originally Posted by Kiwi Flyer
My current passport is less than a year old and IIRC has about 5 pages full and several used with one or two stamps. Of course it would be fuller if it weren't for Schengen, or if you got stamped when transiting.
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My current passport is a bit depressing, it only has stamps for the Dominican Republic from earlier this year. My last on had a good collection. I had the 24 pg extension added and only had a couple of blanks left when I replaced it.
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Hmmm, lets take a look at my passport. I travel quite a bit but tend to go to the same place several times. It's actually quite dull (and I'm sure some of the posts above list everywhere I've been):
Japan USA India Namibia Fiji Kenya Poland In page order of course. |
Thailand
Cambodia Hong Kong Bahrain Jordan UAE KSA Kuwait Oman Korea Indonesia Phillipines Singapore Tonga New Zealand Algeria Eygpt Angola South Africa Poland Viet Nam Siapan Austria?? Wien - Schwechat A lot of multiple entries and inserts. . |
The stamps on mines are too sloppy and sporadic that I'm having a difficult time identifying the countries. :(
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Got a new passport less than two years ago and while the old one had done some very extensive travelling the new one has mostly followed me around Europe where they hardly even look at it anymore.
So the only stamps are: *United States *Croatia If I add the number of countries where I have brought that passport but where they didn't stamp anything I can probably add another 15 countries. |
Got my passport last December and all I have is:
Italy - Exit Stamp USA - Entry stamp *Would have had a France/EU Entry stamp, but the immigration officer didnt stamp my passport. |
Amongst many others, I have the following :-
Pakistan (lots) Tajikistan Uzbekistan Morocco Bulgaria (lots) Estonia (lots) Russia (lots) Latvia Lituania China Laos Its for this reason I won't be visiting the US anytime soon! |
Originally Posted by GUWonder
I try to keep an average pace of one new country's stamp in my passport for each month since issued.
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Originally Posted by skifrog
Austria?? Wien - Schwechat
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Originally Posted by jacob_m
Got a new passport less than two years ago and while the old one had done some very extensive travelling the new one has mostly followed me around Europe where they hardly even look at it anymore.
So the only stamps are: *United States *Croatia If I add the number of countries where I have brought that passport but where they didn't stamp anything I can probably add another 15 countries. |
Originally Posted by GUWonder
Originally Posted by GUWonder
I try to keep an average pace of one new country's stamp in my passport for each month since issued.
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Originally Posted by Kiwi Flyer
When I read this post I thought "At least 12 new countries a year! Thats a lot." Then I realised this is close to the pace needed to visit all the countries in the world, one of my goals.
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I'm finding its getting harder and I'm up to only about 50.
Then again, distance (and lack of flights to certain parts of the world) also makes it hard from NZ with the need to factor in a day at least each way to most places. |
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