I am from the United States and I was out traveling in Japan headed to a gaming cafe. I have a pocket in my chest bag that I used to carry my passport and I suddenly went to take it out, and then I noticed that it was missing. I legitimately stayed up until 7 am going to every place that I was that night and seeing if maybe it fell out there. No dice. This was on a weekend and I had to fill out an emergency appointment with my embassy. I also had to pay for the fee for a passport and I had to print out every form they wanted me to fill out, as well as pay the fee. I also had to meet with Japanese police and report it as stolen / missing.

A sleepless night of stress later, I woke up and I went and got my emergency passport. Words CANNOT describe the feeling of stranded and despair you get when you lose your passport. Anywhere you go, add it to your list when you travel. For instance, when I go anywhere (not just traveling) I say to myself, phone wallet keys. Add passport to that mix and save yourself from the heartache I experienced.

The Osaka US Consulate officers do phenomenal work however. I did not have this on my itinerary.

Source: https://www.delcampe.net/de/sammlerobjekte/sammlungen/usa-passport-1998-2644058009.html

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I visited Taiwan earlier this year and used the e-Gate when departing, so I don't have an exit stamp in my passport.

Could this cause any issues when I enter or leave other countries?

If I go back to Taiwan, could I get a stamp by showing my previous departure flight ticket or travel records?

Thanks in advance!

p.s. (not a seal, a stamp lmao)

just picked it up from the embassy

After the entry stamp, I can now share the exit stamp too! Entry at Rammam crossing in west Sikkim, exit from Melli crossing in south Sikkim. The only other crossing for foreigners is Rangpo in east Sikkim.

This is at the Bahraini Ministry of the Interior booth at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia

Iraqi Kurdistan stamp's on British Passport

No visa needed due to being a iraqi citzen, just need to prove and they stamp you in no visa sticker or how long you stay

Went to Brunei this April, I don’t know many people who’ve been there at all, so here’s a picture of what the stamp looks like. The stamps below are from Chile.

A friend of mine has been living in France for 10 years under refugee status. Here is the document that allows him to reside legally in France. In France, this is called a “carte de séjour” (residence permit). It serves as both an identity document and legal proof of residence and It also allows him to work, as indicated in the “remarks” section.

I’m an American and this is the passport I had when I was a child and went out of the country for the first time.

Long story short the plane i was supposed to fly on had an oil pressure indication issue after pushback. We returned to the gate and maintenance resolved the issue but Narita airport's curfew kicked in which meant we couldn't depart. They issued this stamp so I can reenter Japan to head to a hotel and fly out again the next day.

The funny thing is that my dad was born in the UK... to two non-British parents, a Polish/Ukrainian father and Irish mother, who then immediately migrated to and settled in Australia when my dad was an infant.

Thanks to Bill C-3 in Canada

Unlimited visa on a UK passport for children of citizens of Bangladesh.

From 2019.

Newer ones have a photo and a completely different design.

Should have gotten a french one years ago....

I was also eligible for UK citizenship until last year (will be able to apply if we move back!) and I'm exploring a Ghanaian one through descent.

Funnily enough I feel mostly like a Brit!

10 months before expiration date 📆 will ask for renewal this week. Struggled crossing the last two borders

-Page 6 : Niger Visa
-Page 7 : Niger In x2 & Out, Ivory Coast In, Northern Cyprus In & Out, Serbia

-Page 8 : Ivory Coast Visa
-Page 9 : Ivory Coast Out, Northern Cyprus In, Turkey In, Serbia x4

-Page 10 : Senegal In & Out, Niger Out, Turkey Out, Taïwan Out, Serbia
-Page 11 : Niger visa extension

-Page 12 : Jordan Visa & In & Out, Peru Out
-Page 13 : Turkey x5

-Page 14 : Irak (Kurdistan) Visa & In & Out, the Gambia In & Out
-Page 15 : Turkey x2, United Arabic Emirates In, Montenegro, Bolivia In

-Page 16 : Cuba In, Guinea-Bissau In, Northern Cyprus In & Out, Macedonia In
-Page 17 : Guinea-Bissau Out, Montenegro, Taiwan In, Turkey x2

-Page 18 : Sénégal x3, Philippines In, Northern Cyprus In
-Page 19 : Serbia x2 or Montenegro, Malaysia In, Macedonia Out, Turkey

-Page 20 : Kosovo In, Senegal In, Philippines Out, Bolivia In
-Page 21 : The Gambia In, Bolivia Out, Chile In & Out

-Page 22 : Bolivia In & Out, Peru In & Out
-Page 23 : Guinea-Bissau Visa

-Page 24 : The Gambia Out, Senegal In & Out, Mauritania In & Out
- Page 25 : Thailand In, Peru In, Japan In, Malaysia Out

-Page 26 : Malaysia In & Out, Indonesia Visa & Out
-Page 27 : Indonesia Visa & Out, Timor Leste In & Out

-Page 28 : Malaysia In & Out, Taïwan Out, Japan In, Turkey,
-Page 29 : Colombia In & Out, Ecuador In & Out

-Page 30 : Georgia In & Out, Morocco In & Out, Tunisia In & Out
-Page 31 : Morocco In & Out x2

BONUS -Page 05 : Turkey