It's not a real issued document, it's a sample document for training purpose.

The real document ist issued for diplomatic personal and security. Inside next to the personal information there is your position and the ambassy you work for written down.

Planning to add a new more powerful one hopefully

After visiting US more than 11 times, I finally got an entry stamp 😎

I’m almost certainly going to renounce the American one though. It’s a lot of paperwork and Europe/Asia seem like much nicer places to live

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After lurking for a while, I’m finally posting my combo since I recently got a new addition… not the most interesting, but on my way to a third … maybe? Still not sure if I’ll go for the Czech one yet, but I have a few years to decide.

Well, it gonna be a longread, I guess...

1. 🇷🇺Sheremetyevo (SVO) international airport exit stamp. I tried to pass through E-Gates (only for Russian nationals, 18+, passport series 75 and above) at first but machine couldn't scan my fingerprints and when it managed to it asked what the purpose of my trip is. I chose "tourism" and then it said like "F you and go to human border officer for additional check". I proceeded where I was told to and young lady checked my passport and boarding pass. So this is how I got stamps on both. No questions asked.

2. 🇰🇿Nursultan Nazarbayev (NQZ) international airport, Astana. Entry and exit stamps. I was asked about purpose of my trip (tourism) and if I visited Kazakhstan before (No, it was my first time).

3. . 🇷🇺Sheremetyevo (SVO) international airport entry stamp. Almost the same thing as above. E-Gates didn't let through anyone. Literally not a single person made it through 'em at some reason. So basically people were standing in line to be directed to another one and that made some guys really pissed off and they were arguing like "You, guys [border officers], intentionally create a goddamn lines".

When it was my turn E-Gates have been deactivated and I had to go to human border officer anyway. They checked my passport and I got entry stamp - not a single question asked.

Some people were asked where have they arrived from (apparently because they haven't provided their boarding pass). Lady in front of me were asked if she has her internal passport with her (idk like why) - she had and provided it to officer.

I really don't understand or I don't have a background on the subject, to add some context im a Palestinian refugee in Lebanon and that is the travel document issued to us, why some people say that its impossible to travel with this travel document, even though it is recognized by the European union except 3 countries. Does anyone have any successful travel experience with this document

Requested after the immigration and they accepted.