Finally have a valid passport (my last one having expired in 2013 as a child). Always a bit bummed my parents never pursued getting me US citizenship before I turned 18 through my grandparent (father never met the residency requirements) but being Aussie is still a great privilege nonetheless. Looking forward to the travel it will unlock for me :)

This alien received this B2 class CBP entry stamp at Port Everglades (PEV) with a limited stay, No COS, AOS, EOS (Change of Status, Adjustment of Status, Extension of Status)

Not sure if it’s common or not but here’s my combo

Man of blocs

From https://www.interpol.int/fr/Qui-nous-sommes/Les-pays-membres/Europe/LIECHTENSTEIN

Hi everyone!
I’m planning a trip to Southeast Asia in March 2027, visiting Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore.
I’ll be traveling with an Italian passport, and I’d love to collect passport stamps from each country as a souvenir of my trip.
Does anyone know which of these countries still stamp passports upon entry and exit? I’ve heard that some countries have switched to digital immigration systems and no longer issue physical stamps.
Is it possible to request a stamp from an immigration officer if they don’t normally provide one?
I’d really appreciate hearing about your recent experiences, especially if you’ve traveled with an EU passport.
Thanks in advance!

Some cool stamps on my recent trip to Bahrain, UAE and Oman.

From my trip busing throughout the Balkans this summer. I also received stamps from Montenegro and North Macedonia

Just need to get my Spanish passport to get triple.

I found this notepad that looks like a US passport at work today sitting in a stack inside a box and I grabbed one. It's completely blank inside.

IMPORTANT UPDATE: I forgot to include the map link, my apologies!
google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1Tjs_KoSg9NwMtGsESPFKgEOfkkoDibE

Good news everyone, after 2 months of working on this map, along with monitoring posts made by all of you regarding passport stamping in the Schengen area, given the new EES system, I've managed to categorize every country by the chances of being able to obtain a stamp automatically/on request depending on circumstances! Only thing I need now to complete this map is if Norway still stamps after April 9th.

Now regarding my planned EU trip this December, after some bad luck during my previous visit back in June, especially with going to Andorra via Spain (stamps on desks but agents refused to stamp after negotiating), along with visiting Amsterdam twice back to back via 2 transport methods (KLM Cityhopper & the Eurostar), I've plotted out a decent plan where I will for sure get stamps (mainly Germany & Lyon), along with some other extra locations that I want to test out.

Now regarding some locations I want to test that were barely reported, I want to see if anyone here has gotten stamps lately at the following:

- Port of Algeciras
- Port of Tarifa (Yes...I saw someone got refused but wanted to see if it was just that one specific agent)
- Ceuta
- Port of Palermo
- Kapitan Andreevo (Train crossing)
- Röszke (Hungary-Serbia border, both train & vehicle crossings)
- El Pas de la Casa (French-Andorran border)
- Brussels Airport (both Zaventem/National & Charleroi/Gosseiles)
- Brussels Midi (Haven't seen any reports from there after I was refused a stamp)
- Paris Gare du Nord
- Lille Europe
- Port of Dover
- Port of Calais or Dunkirk/Dunkerque

If anyone has any information from another Schengen crossing, let me know, even if it's already reported by another user!

Citizenship: (Ex: United States)
Date: (Ex: 10/27/2026)
Port of entry/exit: (Ex: Brussels-Midi)
Direction: (Ex: Entry)
Stamps on desk? (Ex: No)
Stamped automatically, on request, or refused? (Ex: Refused)
Was EES active? (Ex: Yes)
Attach a photo of your passport stamp received (If you received one that is)

South Caucasus: Azerbaijan sticker visa and Georgian & Armenian entry/exit stamps in my Myanmar passport 🇲🇲🇦🇿🇬🇪🇦🇲

Not sure if this is a common combo in the US, but I have few more years to legally elect on the exclusivity of my Indonesian citizenship.

(Ignore the watery condition of my PH passport😭 I spilled some powdered sugar and was just wiping it with a sanitizing wipe)

Found this picture of my mom's driving licence from 1985 when she was living in Peshawar, Pakistan. The quality is not the best because it seems like my dad had found the licence laying around somewhere in 2007 and taken a picture of it and then years later, last month, I found it while looking through old files.

Easily the rarest stamp you could get when traveling in the country. US citizens usually get stamped upon entry whether you ask or not. Also the only part of the US that has its own unique entry requirements where it’s heavily recommended to have a passport even as a citizen. Otherwise any other form of US identification adds complications. Really happy to have visited the territory but it’s extremely difficult to get too.