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In response to "Ty, I have been to 9 countries in the 3 years since I got my passport and have zero country stamps in it. How often do you get stamps when traveling?" by Bacon in Ft. Lauderdale

Most countries stamp me (My 2009 passport, which has extra pages, may not make it to 2019 expiration due to space)

Posted by ty97 Feb 29 '16, 14:55

Some places don't stamp: Hong Kong for example (they give you a slip of paper that they take back when you leave). And if you go to Europe, you get stamped in at the EU entry and then stamped out at the EU exit regardless of how many countries you visit. But in general every country either stamps or gives me a ticket.

Honestly, if I didn't have Global Entry (which means I use a kiosk for US entry) I would have already run out of room due to all of the US entry stamps.

I do have a couple of pages taken up by visas though.

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also lyc: I have the 52 page passport and I'm down to 13 blank pages. - ty97 Feb 29, 15:03
And it probably doesn't matter, but the stamp is not always a stamp. Japan has a sticker, for instance. - ty97 Feb 29, 14:56 1
- Thx for the input -- nm - Bacon in Ft. Lauderdale Feb 29, 14:57

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Most countries stamp me (My 2009 passport, which has extra pages, may not make it to 2019 expiration due to space)

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