Often it is not enough to travel if we have a valid passport, other conditions must also be met.
In some countries, the entry requirement is that the document must be valid for at least six months after the person has finished the trip. In addition, the visa may require two or even four blank pages.
Although in principle several passport stamps can be placed on one page, it is not uncommon for employees to stamp randomly and not in the least space-saving way. If this happens often, we can quickly run out of blank pages.
Those who want to avoid this often stick a note on a blank page, and ask the employee to stamp it somewhere else, because that place is reserved for the visa. Of course, this method does not always work.
For this reason, those considering a secure solution must renew their passport or apply for a new one in good time, when there is not enough space. In addition, we can find out if it is possible to issue an e-visa, which does not require a physical stamp.
There are countries that, in addition to your passport, do not require a visa almost anywhere, and it is possible that soon we will all be able to say goodbye to the usual stamps.
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