Of sorts because two of the documents are not passports (one is a US green card, the other is a Mainland China Travel Permit issued to HK and Macau PRs).

For those curious: I was born in China, but spent my formative years in HK (8-17). Then moved to Canada as a PR thanks to my parents, and did my last year of high school + college + grad school there. (naturalized during undergrad)

Moved to the US in 2012 for a job, and finally got my green card in 2021 (it was a loooooooong journey lol).

I defnitely plan on getting my third passport when I can, so hopefully will have an update for you guys in 2-3 years 😉

As a dual U.S. & Mexican citizen, I have been thinking about the 2 year route to acquire Spanish citizenship and had a question: is the Spanish former colony citizenship path one of the easiest and fastest ways to gain citizenship in the world? did this search on google and the Al said yes, but wanted to pose this question to this community. If there are others please list them below. I'm not talking about citizenship right marriage, citizenship by investment, or normal citizenship through descent or birthright citizenship. I guess what am asking is if anyone knows of a similar route available to certain people where the requirements are reduced like in this situation where would not have to pass a language test, only a culture test, and only live in the country for 2 years. Maybe this exists for former colonies of France, England, or Portugal?

Born in the UK, Croatian by blood. I had only had a UK one until relatively recently and, what with events, the Croatian one feels like a huge upgrade and it is much more useful as I now live in France.

The UK one is on the verge of expiring (it is over 10 years old - the 'extra' time is basically worthless outside the UK - and I am not sure that I will bother renewing it.

Sharing my little collection of passports from Oceania! I’ve got the trifecta—Australian, New Zealand, and Fiji passports. Each one represents a unique part of my life journey: • Born in Fiji 🇫🇯 • Moved to New Zealand 🇳🇿 at 9 yo • Moved to Australia 🇦🇺 at 23, which I now proudly call home

Bonus points if you guess the correct combination ;)

My year old post did not have the Elector Photo Identity Card, so here we go!

Just exited from India via BOM.

This is how Pakistani government cancel old passport with just a stamp. There's no cutting or punching of passport.

I have both an Irish and a British passport. I use the Irish for everything but work requires me to have a British passport which until today, has stayed the postal envelope. 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

Recently completed my collection, and very proud to represent these countries in my own way. Anyone else with some unique combos?