Haven’t seen anyone post one of these, unless I missed it in the last few days. But here’s my 2 passports in my possession.

The USSR passport is very much expired, and I have no desire to renew it but thought it would be cool to share!

3 citizens

My 3 passports. One by birth, one by heritage, and one through naturalization. Try to guess what order they were from.

Went through the STaG 3 process. Took around 6 month total. Now what lol?

The whole family are dual citizens!

hello, I will travel to Boston in February. There are 2 options for me: 1st: direct flight to Boston Logan 2nd: 1 stop at JFK, then JFK to Boston Logan Of course the direct flight gonna be more expensive, and I’m guaranteed to get a stamp from JFK per experience from many redditors flew to JFK before. But I just wonder in case I choose option 1, does CBP at Boston Logan Intl still stamp passport, and in case they do not automatically stamp, can I request it? Anyone one with recent experience at Boston Logan could share the experience pls? Thank youuuu 😊

Mom, Dad and kiddo visited Costa Rica and got their new passports. Mom and Dad were born in CR, and naturalized back in 2022. Our kid who was born in the US, derived citizenship from us; this is his very first CR passport ever.

I have to highlight how beautiful the new Costa Rican passport is. I’m really not exaggerating or falling in love with it because I have it. It is in fact the best version I’ve seen in my entire life.

Cheers

I got my first passport at 15. Unfortunately it’s completely blank😅. But as you can see, I didn’t let that stop me.

I started traveling on my own in my 20s with passport #2. I moved to Asia to teach english, and do a bit of backpacking in Central America.

Passport #3 really saw some love. I traveled frequently throughout Asia for work, moved to Vietnam, which only increased my work travel, and then moved to Germany. When I applied for extra pages, they added TWO sets for me. I needed it.

With passport #4, my travel slowed down a lot. It was COVID, and my job let me settle down a bit.

With recent changes in German law, I became eligible to add Passport #5. I officially naturalized on Nov 5 (yes, I know….ON election day). Two days later the German government, who championed the amendment that allows dual citizenship collapsed. Rather poetic, don’t you think?

The image is taken from R/Moldova. But there are many online in these days of elections in Romania. Are there other countries whose embassies stamp passports of voters abroad?

Still running on the old design British passport. Will be retiring it and get the new blue one next year

My 4

The enlarged great seal of the USA is particularly aesthetic to look at under 365nm UV.

Travelling with an Irish passport to the EU is literally the most satisfying feeling (especially when it’s new and you’re used to travelling with a non EU one) 🤣

I had never seen anyone rage-stamp a passport like that before lol

While waiting in line for my flight at Geneva Airport, I noticed someone holding a North Korean diplomatic passport. Sorry for the low-quality photo—I had to snap it quickly and discreetly 😅