Indian passports, barring official and diplomatic passports, are navy blue.
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"The four suspects are holding normal passports, not diplomatic passports," he said.
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Biometric passports, or e-passports, contain biometric information that can be used to identify passengers.
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Most people in the U.S. have 10 year passports, although diplomatic passports are valid for five years.
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They either tell residents to turn in their passports or say that no new passports are available.
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CNN and CNN en Español's investigation, "Passports in the Shadows," uncovered serious irregularities in the issuing of Venezuelan passports and visas, including allegations that passports were given to people with ties to terrorism.
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Mexico, for example, only mandates that passports be valid upon arrival, whereas Chile requires passports that are valid throughout the trip.
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Some holders of British passports — for example, citizens of overseas British territories like Bermuda and Turks and Caicos — do not hold European Union citizenship as well; it is not the case that "British passports are by definition European Union passports."
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The new passports will be phased in slowly, with current British passport holders able to continue using their burgundy passports until they expire.
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In 2015, it released an updated version of Document 9303, which suggests specifications that machine readable passports and biometric passports should adhere to.
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Passengers holding Turkish passports flying to the United States, and passengers holding United States passports flying to Turkey on Turkish Airlines and AnadoluJet between Oct.
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Thus, smuggling networks switched their sights on the costlier full-package solution: travel by air with European passports, like the ones Qahar describes, or Syrian passports.
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Chinese nationals have become the most frequent global travelers in the world, with 2003 million holding passports, compared to the 147 million Americans who have passports.
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Anti-Brexit figures have pointed out that Britain had never been obliged to make its passports burgundy and that one EU member, Croatia, already has blue passports.
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That is partly because major firms typically require multiple passports, so a UK firm conducting one type of activity in 27 other countries would require 27 passports.
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That's partly why for the last 11 years the United States has put RFID chips in the back panel of its passports, creating so-called e-Passports.
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Granting passports starts a three-year countdown to the expiry of the national authorisation regime, raising issues of timing if some countries obtain passports well before others.
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For now, agency officials stressed that they are just denying applications for new or renewed passports, and were not revoking passports from any Americans with outstanding debt.
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At the time, Syria refused entry to those with Israeli stamps in their passports, but I had both tourist and diplomatic passports, which helped circumvent this problem.
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Pakistan in 2004 adopted computerized passports that can be read by scanning machines, he said, but the passports do not contain a microchip, which contains the holder's biodata.
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The agency requires world passports to be periodically renewed, just like national passports, and WSA scans each returned page for entry, exit, and visa stamps, archiving examples online.
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The Syrian passport ranks as one of the weakest in the world — of the 199 passports ranked in the Henley Passport Index, only Iraq and Afghanistan had weaker passports.
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" A spokesperson for Canada's citizenship and immigration department said they "cannot comment on individual cases, passports or applications for passports in accordance with the provisions of the federal Privacy Act.
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In one 40-day period, facial scans at Dulles caught three impostors whose passports claimed false identities: two Ghanaians using American passports and a Congolese man using a French passport.
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Since introducing a new biometric system in 2013, the consulate has discovered 30 forged passports among the passports belonging to more than 150,000 Indonesian maids in Hong Kong, Tharyat said.
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In the video, the pair answer questions about applying for passports and replacing lost passports -- questions that did not appear to have been originated on the Facebook Live discussion page.
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While most of the Taliban leaders who are part of the group's Qatar office carry Afghan passports, some Taliban members have used fake names and Pakistani passports to evade detection.
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In addition to genuine passports obtained through bribery, expect IS fighters to use counterfeit Belgian and French passports, which are relatively easy to fake, to facilitate travel throughout the Western world.
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To qualify for entry, Turkish citizens would be required to hold passports that contain fingerprint and facial data embedded on a chip — passports that Turkey will not start producing until June.
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According to ABC News, ISIS has created an industry for fake passports and the DHS's investigative arm has reported that ISIS has access to a passport printing machine and blank passports.
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All manner of identity — green cards, passports, birth certificates.
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From KYC and OFAC sanctions-screening perspectives, staff should pay special attention to "real-but-fraudulent" passports, with fake names, derived from corrupt government personnel that profit from the sale of passports.
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As nearly 49 million passports approach expiration during the next three years, government officials are urging Americans to get ahead of the oncoming flood of requests and renew their passports now, reports CNN.
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Though BNO passports are British passports that allow a holder to visit the UK for 6 months, they do not come with an automatic right to live or work in the United Kingdom.
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Mr Li's relatives cannot renew their identity cards or passports.
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None of the four fighters she picked had passports, though.
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"We know international travelers vote with their passports," said Mandala.
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Hadzovic, who has eight children, held up his children's passports.
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Moscow recognized passports issued by Donetsk and Luhansk in February.
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They had to submit their phones and passports, he said.
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It is rare but legal to hold three valid passports.
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The passports would cross the U.S. border without their bearers.
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Both men already surrendered their passports, according to their attorneys.
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Tiny states that sell lots of passports face another risk.
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Earlier this year, DeLaRue said it's working on digital passports.
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Travelers can view the full list of powerful passports here .
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Vietnam refuses to stamp Chinese passports that have the map.
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But Greek authorities discovered Haddadi and Usman's fake Syrian passports.
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Feeling vulnerable, many of China's wealthiest entrepreneurs hold foreign passports.
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But in the end, his fake passports did him in.
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Do you think they're going to ask for our passports?
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And it was remarkably generous when giving out passports, too.
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Newer passports and other identification contain radio frequency identification chips.
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Semlex now has its own printing operation to produce passports.
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Passports, like any physical ID, can be altered and forged.
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Remember, they're citizens, so they don't need passports or visas.
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Their passports have been released and they recently departed Rio.
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"Some of those passports are redundant or unused," he said.
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It was even more worrying when their passports were confiscated.
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Governments also withhold or confiscate passports of their own citizens.
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In any case, passports can be confiscated for good reason.
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Max distributed fake passports, illegal weapons, and banned Yiddish tracts.
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Many of them lack passports and other forms of documentation.
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Fewer than half (46 percent) of U.S. citizens have passports.
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Moscow recognised passports issued by Donetsk and Luhansk in February.
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Clearly, holding two British passports doesn't make me doubly British.
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The other Moroccans held genuine, original IDs and national passports.
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In Palau, the pledge is a stamp in visitors' passports.
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He has handed over his passports, Gibson told the court.
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"More than 50 million Indians hold passports," the ministry said.
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Passports carried the signature of the foreign secretary until 1947.
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TRANQUILLITY OF SPIRIT I have both French and American passports.
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Paper passports have been printed to keep tabs on residents.
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Others have their passports confiscated or are arrested before departure.
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Seaboard Triumph said it was not holding any employees' passports.
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Currently, these passports are only available to federal government employees.
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They also published copies of passports of three Turkish nationals.
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Some had to hand over their passports, it also said.
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For the Assad regime, passports are political and disciplinary tools.
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Bill: The passports looked like they were way too big.
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Once their Chinese passports expire, they are left effectively stateless.
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It's also possible for one person to have multiple passports.
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I was 12, and my family had three Greek passports.
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Both passports list the holders' birthplaces as Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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When she went back with this bag full of passports, the only American passports in it belonged to Indians and Pakistanis, and she was able to persuade [them] that they were not the enemy.
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Virtually nothing has come of negotiations between both sides, because the passports are still in use, and border officials in Vietnam escalated their show of dissatisfaction recently by refusing to stamp the passports altogether.
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The new requirements, which countries were given 50 days to comply with, include sharing more information with the U.S. about prospective travelers, issuing electronic passports, sharing criminal data and reporting lost and stolen passports.
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Currently, there are over 125 million valid passports in the United States, and creating a cloud database of digital passports would be incredibly expensive not only to create, but also to protect from hackers.
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Though BN(O) passports are British passports that allow a holder to visit the UK for 6 months, they do not come with an automatic right to live or work in the United Kingdom.
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"Need get me/justy and jd dip passports," Mr. Band wrote to Ms. Abedin on July 27, 2009, referring to passports for himself and two other aides to Mr. Clinton, Justin Cooper and John Davidson.
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Many Uighurs are traveling on Chinese passports, and growing numbers of those passports will expire in the coming years, forcing some Uighurs to choose between returning to China or, in effect, living as stateless exiles.
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The criteria desired by the US includes, electronic passports, reporting of loss or thefts of passports, sharing information to validate travelers and sharing share information on known or suspected terrorists and criminals, the official said.
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Who knows, he may even get both U.S. and U.K. passports!
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His estimate limits the passports sent out in Switzerland at 3,000.
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Authorities questioned the bloggers and confiscated their passports and identification cards.
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So far, only presidents and officials can get pan-African passports.
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Those subject to the draft cannot get passports or exit visas.
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But both of us brought our passports, unprompted, just in case.
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Then they announced that they were going to collect the passports.
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Their children are also born here stateless, denied citizenship and passports.
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Most are Russian citizens, though some have Ukrainian and Serbian passports.
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Stamping passports at the airport can be a three-person affair.
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We gave them our passports and they gave us a visa.
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Then, she said, they might have to mail in their passports.
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A Brazilian judge orders that Lochte and Feigen surrender their passports.
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It is, for instance, possible in theory to renew passports online.
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Awan was also ordered to turn over all of his passports.
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Around 3AM, Brunei officials seized their passports, effectively holding them hostage.
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Opening doors Some passports will get you more places than others.
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As of now, though, the UK does not issue these passports.
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Both defense lawyers said their clients had turned over their passports.
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Britain's current burgundy passports were introduced in 1988, following EU recommendations.
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And officials are increasingly requiring people to hand over their passports.
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In one scene, he jokingly exchanges passports with a Syrian man.
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Before the changes, employers could confiscate the passports of domestic help.
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An RFID blocking material protects cards and passports from being skimmed.
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It was later uncovered that some users' passports were also accessed.
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Before the reforms, employers could confiscate the passports of domestic help.
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"We never really thought much about our different passports," he continued.
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In the meantime, Chahal has surrendered his passports to the court.
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To date, the program has granted nearly 4,000 passports to investors.
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"They confessed that they used these false passports," Queiroz told reporters.
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Police have also confiscated passports to prevent Uighurs from traveling abroad.
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We also took passports and birth certificates out of our safe.
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But hundreds more without passports entered the country by seeking asylum.
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The symbolism of seemingly mundane documents is not limited to passports.
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The State Department does not believe those people need new passports.
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Mr. Kruger collected the passports of the Jews in the square.
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Passport renewals cost $110 and expedited passports are an additional $60.
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Brazilian passports are issued only to nationals who apply for them.
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American passports only allow the binary choice of male and female.
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"They canceled my wife and my daughter's passports, too," he said.
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All but two of the 10 Paris attackers held European passports.
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These detail thousands of applications for Cypriot passports by wealthy foreigners.
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Additionally, consulates or embassies can't issue passports on weekends or holidays.
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Often, migrant domestic workers have their passports confiscated by their employers.
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Some have also had passports confiscated or annulled, blocking foreign travel.
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Government officials confiscate their passports and keep laborers under constant surveillance.
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The lawyers said on Tuesday that they still had his passports.
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All of these features make biometric passports way harder to forge.
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They use these children as passports to get into the country.
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Most are Russian citizens, though some have Ukrainian and Serbian passports.
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans stand to be denied new or renewed passports under a 2015 law requiring the IRS and State Department to deny passports to Americans with more than $51,000 in overdue tax debt.
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Since then, many officials have had to hand in their personal passports and instead use special government duty passports when travelling – and in most cases they are barred from staying overseas for more than a week.
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CNN and CNN en Español teamed up in a year-long joint investigation that uncovered serious irregularities in the issuing of Venezuelan passports and visas, including allegations that passports were given to people with ties to terrorism.
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Annegret Korff, a German Interior Ministry spokeswoman, said 151 applicants had diplomatic passports and 111 had no-fee passports, which are issued by governments to military personnel and other civil servants who are on official travel assignments.
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In the small-cap segment, De La Rue, the company that makes British passports, lost 4.4 percent after abandoning its appeal against Britain's decision to award the contract for the new blue passports to a foreign business.
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The Australian team's charter flight leaves on Monday, but police are still holding their passports, Australian Olympic mission chief Kitty Chiller told reporters, adding that it was still unclear how and when they could reclaim the passports.
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But on Friday, Equifax admitted that there were, in fact, passports involved.
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"He gave me an envelope full of visas and passports," Lopez recalled.
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The Danish embassy in Tehran issued temporary Danish passports to Abdul's family.
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Kim had been traveling with two passports, under the name Kim Chol.
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They held our passports and I never knew where my parents were.
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Police said in a statement they had confiscated their passports pending payment.
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Many CRBI customers simply want the ease of movement some passports offer.
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America's telecoms giants, AT&T and Verizon, have put away their passports.
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The government ran out of plastic for laminating new passports in September.
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Since 2012, all new Chinese passports have featured the nine-dash line.
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The data showed there were 336,421 "outbound" passports awarded to UK firms.
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That far exceeded the 23,532 of "inbound" passports in the FCA data.
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Most Americans can renew passports by mail, for a fee of $110.
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More than a dozen countries sell passports and around 100 sell residence.
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Unsurprisingly, there is a thriving black market in fake passports in Africa.
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Manafort and Gates have both turned over their passports to the FBI.
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In December, the tiny Comoros Islands cancelled "at least" 158 diplomatic passports.
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A customs officer appears at their window and asks for their passports.
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Jihadists from France, Canada and other countries filmed themselves burning their passports.
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But what other stamps have been most frequently added to travelers' passports?
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Dr Toreini's technique could keep passports secure with a lot less fuss.
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He posted bond after two months in jail and surrendered his passports.
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Many arrive without visas because they are unable to renew their passports.
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All those countries' passports allow visa-free travel to the European Union.
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Our dream as young people was to travel around Europe without passports.
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Travelers who aren't carrying passports often face longer wait times to return.
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British police have since then banned known troublemakers and confiscated their passports.
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Despite being granted visas, the trio had their passports confiscated on Jan.
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Unless passports are renewed or replaced, they will lapse when Britain leaves.
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There are places to store cash, passports, cards, boarding passes, and more.
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She has seen foreign tourists cry after cash and passports were stolen.
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Pilgrims' passports can be ordered in advance from SloWays (sloways.eu/shop/gb).
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Second passports will be confiscated by the immigration authorities if they're discovered.
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Meng said she only holds passports from China and Hong Kong now.
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Apparently, he currently has three US passports, each under a different number.
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This is tricky, because most countries don't list religion in their passports.
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More than a thousand passports — including identification issued to diplomats — were stolen.
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"We had to show our passports many times," she told Business Insider.
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The same will happen for stamps, passports, and police and military uniforms.
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Both men had their passports confiscated, and will likely face house arrest.
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Passports and identity cards had been placed with some of the rocks.
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The pair presented diplomatic passports and left the country, the paper said.
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As we've already seen, they're not limited to those with Chinese passports.
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The camera cuts to a pile of passports, which are set alight.
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It's celebrating the anniversary with new passports and special blankets for newborns.
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Mothers have hidden passports and money to keep their sons from traveling.
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Both were placed on house arrests, and the government seized their passports.
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Cicig said it had identified the Bitkovs' purchase of the passports independently.
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But life happens, just as it does to those with American passports.
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This 25-day period will be marked with a stamp in passports.
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Papers, birth certificate, dead passports, their corners docked, My degree, my decree.
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Both have been released on bail and their passports have been withheld.
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You're more likely to forget passports on Friday and laptops on Wednesday.
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Withholding passports and restricting movement are also common, according to advocacy groups.
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The rest of our family was also denied health insurance and passports.
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Passports: The Department of State is moving forward with new passport rules.
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Synchronize your watches, dust off your passports and pack your bags, startuppers.
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If I take their passports, they will sue to get them back.
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Avidan also holds Israeli and French passports, which will also be confiscated.
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No Turks yet have the new generation of passports, EU officials say.
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But life happens, just as it does to those with American passports.
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Besides, the passports that many countries already have are pretty technologically advanced.
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Eventually the border agent got frustrated and handed us back our passports.
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No emergency passports are being issued except for a few senior officials.
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Bailey said the number of passports rose over the last year, but he was unsure what conclusions to draw from this increase and whether those with passports would want to maintain them in some form for European business.
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Prime Minister Theresa May announced post-Brexit Britain would change its passports from burgundy to blue - closer to how they looked before the color of EU passports was harmonized in 1988 - in "an expression of our independence and sovereignty".
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For example, while the ban claimed that listed countries such as Somalia lacked electronic passports that promote reliable identification of immigrants, the conservative Cato Institute has shown that Somalia actually has electronic passports, while many unlisted countries do not.
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It is illegal in Japan for companies to confiscate the passports of technical trainees under a special intern program, but there is no law forbidding firms from taking the passports of foreign laborers in Japan under other visa schemes.
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Finally, we have to be willing to intern those who arrive without passports.
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The suspects used cloned passports of foreign Jews who had emigrated to Israel.
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A Reuters photo showed that at least one of their passports was Sudanese.
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The problem is that most residents of Dubai hold passports from other countries.
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As fast as we could, we grabbed passports, identification, medicine and my jewelry.
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They might close a newspaper, confiscate passports or lock up the most troublesome.
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Now, just make sure that those passports are valid and get to booking.
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The DEA agents give up their passports, and are being sent to Bogotá.
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Well-off homeowners who drive cars and have passports barely notice such hurdles.
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Along the way, you'll find passports, airline tickets, clothing, and other domestic objects.
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Pictures with glasses in current passports and visas are fine until they expire.
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Some pin their hopes on "athlete biological passports", which were launched in 2008.
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They will be able to work, but only if they have stamped passports.
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"Athlete biological passports", which monitor a range of markers in blood, show promise.
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Passports don't work for non-citizens, and drivers' licenses are handled by states.
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They have had their passports revoked, bank accounts blocked and pension rights canceled.
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Since 2015 Iran has detained at least 19 dual nationals with European passports.
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More than 100 countries issue passports containing radio-frequency identification chips, for instance.
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"We have no passports but returning to Venezuela isn't an option," he said.
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The mother and her daughter also had their passports and electronic devices confiscated.
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He returned the men's passports and had them escorted back to their hotel.
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You know, the whole 007 thing, flying around the world with fake passports.
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Nearly one-fifth say they would reluctantly consider giving up their U.S. passports.
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The countries stamped on their passports included Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Brunei, and Cambodia.
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"There are a lot of immigrants who have two passports," he went on.
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She must also hand over her Chinese and Hong Kong passports, Bloomberg reported.
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Historically, the most powerful passports have mostly been European, according to the index.
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Women can now apply for passports without the approval of a male guardian.
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Last September, the UAE granted visas on arrival to holders of Chinese passports.
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Many European and Gulf countries refrained from stamping passports, the Shi'ite official said.
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Carney, 54, is Canadian by birth but also holds British and Irish passports.
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Manafort has also surrendered three passports, and Kathleen Manafort surrendered hers as well.
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Many even help students apply for passports, pick programs and figure out funding.
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Some users asked straightforward questions, including how to replace lost or stolen passports.
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Within weeks of her death, other members of the family were issued passports.
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Some US citizens have started carrying their passports for fear of being deported.
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We need to re-envision apprenticeships as passports to respectable middle-class careers.
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The adults held British passports and their children generally traveled on their parents'.
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The passports of the nine were temporarily confiscated, police said in a statement.
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Denmark began granting passports with "X" as a third gender option in 2014.
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You can't issue passports to Hasidim in Williamsburg and not to the hipsters.
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"Haitian passports, documents only," one of the workers yelled from inside the freight.
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The government has also revoked the passports of several opposition leaders -- including Wanjigi.
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Authorities have closed opposition political groupings, revoked dissidents' passports and arrested suspected militants.
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The magic and the mania were perfectly contiguous—bordering kingdoms requiring no passports.
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Officers refused to let the two men fetch their passports from their hotel.
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Without a birth certificate, the children could not receive passports to leave Mexico.
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It's not hard to imagine the Rohingya being coerced into taking foreign passports.
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In the United Arab Emirates, an estimated 40,000 people carry Comoran passports, too.
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In large countries especially, the bureaucracy responsible for issuing passports is incredibly large.
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They are all Australian citizens and their passports were canceled earlier this year.
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Many Venezuelans struggle to obtain passports and arrive only with national identity cards.
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"The authority to issue passports and prescribe rules for the issuance of passports under [the Passport Act] does not include the authority to deny an applicant on grounds pertinent to basic identity," the judge said in the ruling on Wednesday.
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There have also been efforts to make passports more inclusive within the UK government.
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Additionally, they must surrender passports and wear a GPS monitor if they post bond.
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"We do not require passports to be manufactured in the UK," said a spokeswoman.
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But it's not the first time allegations about Venezuelan passports have been made public.
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He has testified before Congress about passports and other security threats connected to Venezuela.
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There was certainly a robust trade in illegal passports when I was living there.
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Americans born in the city must put "Jerusalem" rather than "Israel" on their passports.
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The governments would buy the Comoros passports and then distribute them to the Bidoon.
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He gave the travelling Syrians their documents: airline tickets and phony passports from Israel.
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Reporters were told to bring their passports and equipment inside for a security check.
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Thousands of passports are bought and sold every year, almost always by the wealthy.
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MorphoTrust is responsible for producing all U.S. passports and driver's licenses in 41 states.
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Whelan, who holds American, British, Canadian and Irish passports, has denied the espionage allegations.
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Because of limited money for airfare and passports, everyone was moved at different times.
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Furthermore, these "passports" are the foundation of the EU single market for financial services.
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Melin Sanchez holds her siblings' passports along with a sign welcoming their mother home.
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Its passports cost $185, making them some of the most expensive in the world.
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They carried Syrian passports assumed to be forged and could not be formally identified.
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Between 2002 and 2013, the UAE government reportedly issued more than 28,000 falcon passports.
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Non-citizens must show passports and visas to cross it; locals must produce passes.
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He also said Moscow was considering offering all Ukrainian citizens fast-tracked Russian passports.
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Even today, gays and lesbians in America today are more likely to have passports.
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Karaziwan is listed on a Comoros government database as having three current Comoros passports.
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CBP3 returned our passports and my cell phone, which they said they had copied.
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These are described as "passports" to places from locals (or others who have visited).
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Of course there will be people willing to get birth certificates faked, passports, etc.
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After that, Saint Kitts reprinted its passports to include the holder's place of birth.
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Drugs, weapons, passports, all were bought and sold through the one single crypto market.
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Police inspected the ship as soon as it docked and checked the crew passports.
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But the biggest stumbling block is simply that world passports are not necessarily valid.
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Paris prosecutors on Saturday opened a preliminary inquiry into Benalla's usage of the passports.
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This month's hottest new club is #fyrefestivalIt's got everything:Wild dogsEmbassy cooperationTent firesStolen passports pic.twitter.
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Many vacationers have passports bearing the seals of a Latin American or Caribbean country.
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Gemalto has developed electronic passports with biometric features that are used by 30 countries.
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Others have had their passports revoked when they try to re-enter the country.
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Under Le Touquet accord, British officials can check passports in France and vice versa.
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Passports are one of those things you need to hold onto at all costs.
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People who need passports or want to visit national parks are out of luck.
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Unlike passports, visas are issued by the country a traveler is intending to visit.
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Among the highlights: * Manafort currently has three US passports, each under a different number.
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The State Department is threatening to take away the passports of certain sex offenders.
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The countries also did not allow easy identification of those who bought their passports.
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They state in the documents that they will return the passports on Dec. 2.
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They surrendered their passports and were ordered to give up any guns they have.
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He repeatedly went through the purple and blue folders with passports and took none.
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Meanwhile, the court still held Abush's passports, and Gunn was still entitled to visits.
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He's used blockchain to create digital passports that allow people to register their possessions.
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Cortizo has close ties to the United States, and his children hold U.S. passports.
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They were free to move about the city, but did not have their passports.
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As it stands, however, all people convicted of sex offenses would have marked passports.
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Passports were duly shown, VKs were duly purchased, imitation Jager bombs were duly downed.
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Police had previously located Cunningham's keys, cellphone, credit cards, debit cards, wallet and passports.
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It has been erased from maps and geography books, its name disappeared from passports.
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Homeland Security investigators have encountered mills that produce passports and documents for Chinese nationals.
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Mr. Whelan has a curious profile, not just because he holds four legal passports.
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Unlike Springsteen, Smith has long held dual passports in the music and literary worlds.
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You must evaluate people's passports and choose whether to admit or deny their entry.
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In addition, there are 27 passport agencies, where travelers can apply for rush passports.
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About 200 migrants without stamped passports were returned to the border, the government said.
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All the workers said their employer held their passports, which also violates national law.
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Many women lack passports, which were burned or confiscated upon arrival in ISIS territory.
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Others alleged their passports and car keys had been taken by officers during questioning.
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"Diplomatic passports are given to high-ranking officials, not to manual laborers," he said.
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Benalla on Monday acknowledged using the passports while doing consultancy work in African countries.
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Pastors are fixing smuggling routes for arrested protesters whose passports have been taken away.
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Choeung and Lau were issued with Cypriot passports in February 2017, Reuters reporting showed.
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Four of their five children also applied for Cypriot passports in the same year.
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About one-seventh of the sailors aboard the world's commercial vessels have Chinese passports.
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Luckily, A is running back to me realizing his mistake and we exchange passports.
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Most importantly for many Brexiteers, Britain's passports will now be blue rather than purple.
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United States passports will be invalid for travel to North Korea beginning Sept. 1.
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But most are racing to claim different passports, so they might keep lucrative jobs.
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Others alleged their passports and car keys had been taken by officers during questioning.
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New Zealand calls for passports that are valid three months beyond the departure date.
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Under President Barack Obama, some Yemenis had their United States passports confiscated in Sana.
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Demonstrators sign huge passports as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Hawaii vs.
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What will their names and their passports mean to them when they grow up?
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Both King and Firkin have been traveling on Australian passports, according to the Guardian.
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In 2014, researchers in Sydney, Australia, conducted a study of officials who issue passports.
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As they emerged, they said they saw one of their passports on the table.
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Officers wear uniforms, carry weapons, restrict travelers in unfamiliar areas, and seize their passports.
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They carried symbolic, purple "World Passports" and chanted slogans against the deportation of migrants.
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Nauman Hussain must surrender his US and Pakistani passports, according to a criminal complaint.
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Earlier this week, a Brazilian judge ordered the four men's passports to be seized.
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But it has lavished money as well as passports on Hungarians living outside Hungary.
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All three of Mr. Ghosn's passports were in his lawyers' possession, Mr. Hironaka said.
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Many small countries, like Vanuatu and Malta, have recently put passports up for sale.
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In 2015 alone, the US issued more than 15.5 million passports and passport cards.
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Many countries, including the US, issue "biometric passports," and have done so since 2005.
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While current passports do have a digital element, the physical component is still necessary.
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Paperless passports are more likely to be implemented by wealthier countries, he told me.
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Like Malavolta's fiancee, many indicated they had no passports to gain entry to Ecuador.
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Sudan is on the list of banned countries, but his family has American passports.
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The photocopies of the Brazilian passports seen by Reuters have not been published before.
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A Venezuelan immigration official told CNN that a cross-check of the passport numbers indicated that the passports are valid and match the names on the list Lopez found -- meaning the people on the list could be able to travel using those passports.
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"As it relates to passports and potential fraud, we are setting up a process to work with our guests who believe that they have experienced fraud as a result of their passports being involved in this incident," a Marriott spokesman told the website.
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Unlike the millions of Syrian refugees who hold on to their passports and travel documents with their lives, numerous foreign fighters of the Islamic State destroyed their passports to hide their identities and spent years traveling between Syria and Turkey with relative ease.
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People who enter the UK from other countries with X passports are currently allowed in.
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Rumors are surfacing that people at #fyrefestival are fighting over food and passports being stolen.
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Callers bullied their victims with the threat of arrest, jail, seized homes and confiscated passports.
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Authorities say that they recovered credit cards, social security cards, passports and other vital documents.
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Thousands of passports are stolen every year from Americans and citizens of other developed countries.
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The department declined to say how many passports it has denied due to these concerns.
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His government has let people identify themselves as neither male nor female on their passports.
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Neither party pleaded guilty but agreed to surrender their passports and not to possess firearms.
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De La Rue also expects demand for passports and for other security identification to grow.
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According to the interior ministry, the four men only applied for their Estonian passports recently.
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According to Tinder, Passports into Rio de Janeiro were up 211% as of last Sunday.
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But other experts say names and identifications like passports and travel documents are hardly foolproof.
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Both Hong Kong passports and ID cards for residents use chips that store biometric data.
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But before looking for those passports, how about hitting up a vintage store or two?
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Last week, Putin signed a decree recognizing passports issued by separatist authorities in the region.
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Australia makes no concessions for those who came as children but never changed their passports.
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The process can take six months, during which time the Home Office keeps applicants' passports.
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Meanwhile, many well-to-do South Africans seek second passports, the first step towards emigration.
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Queues of frustrated people demanding passports form most days outside Nigeria's high commission in London.
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But the department wouldn't be able to carry out certain functions, including issuing new passports.
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The workers want better pay, and also more people to check British passports after Brexit.
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Hundreds more were exposed by sloppy tradecraft, such as the use of sequentially numbered passports.
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The migrants, who were not carrying passports, said they came from Iraq, Iran and Syria.
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Many were contemplating taking Dutch citizenship, which would force them to surrender their British passports.
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Passports are issued in her name, so it is unnecessary for her to possess one.
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They were not allowed to retrieve their passports to leave and return home, it said.
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Other nations are already deploying facial recognition technology at their borders, possibly even replacing passports.
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But the overwhelming trend is for companies to shed their multiple passports, for three reasons.
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She hid the passports of some passengers to prevent the terrorists from identifying their nationalities.
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Companies are targeting growing demand for security services such as data encryption and biometric passports.
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"They may not leave the country because their passports were taken away," Yin Srang said.
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They would do database searches and employers would do identity verification with passports in house.
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Magenti and his family had to change currencies, present passports, and wait in long queues.
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Britain is joint third on Henley's list of the world's most useful passports (see table).
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Beginning September 1, United States passports will be invalid for travel to the hermit kingdom.
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They flew to Guatemala and acquired passports under assumed names in government offices in 2009.
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Sall asked the constitutional council to let voters use their card registration receipts and passports.
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There has also been widespread reported use of fake birth certificates, marriage certificates and passports.
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Without a deal to renew or replace them, banks' passports will expire if Britain leaves.
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The three pose as a family, taking a dead family's passports, and go to France.
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Residents would have to update documents like drivers' licenses, passports, property and Social Security records.
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Passports that do not contain the mark could be confiscated, the State Department said Thursday.
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We do, after all, have Israeli passports that we can brandish if things get bad.
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The number of British citizens applying for Irish passports rose by 22 percent in 64.983.
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And yet, standing in line for Saudi customs in the "Foreign Passports" section was puzzling.
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He added that they showed passports at a port of entry to gain legal access.
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All of these people carried British passports because they were members of the British empire.
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She's also sat on the boards of TEGNA (formerly Gannett), Little Passports and Move Inc.
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This was despite Roach having the children's passports, which they would have needed to fly.
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A man met them in Turkey to take their photographs, and returned with Syrian passports.
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CNN found evidence that the Venezuelan government has provided passports to people linked to Hezbollah.
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A half-dozen teammates wanted to join them — Brazilians, German-Ukrainians traveling on dual passports.
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Republic of China passports carried by Taiwanese are accepted by immigration authorities around the world.
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She has since been under state arrest, her passports confiscated, while Portugal's courts considered extradition.
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Grenada, for instance, offers passports that have visa-free access to both China and Russia.
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Experts say there are two reasons for Americans' appetite for new passports and residency visas.
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Their daughter has both passports, speaks both languages, lives in France and works in Germany.
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Police also found 57 passports, one of them issued in the name of LaFawn Snow.
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Passports of Americans born in Jerusalem will continue to say born in Jerusalem, not Israel.
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The airlines and airports are testing biometric screening of passengers' passports or other photo IDs.
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His multiple passports, while unusual, could simply reflect his love of travel and quirky persona.
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That's it, the agent said, shutting his ledger book and grabbing her and Joe's passports.
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To apply, residents first need to obtain passports from the governments of the breakaway republics.
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So, granting Russian passports would be a way to ease pro-Russian veterans from Ukraine.
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Hungary, Poland and Romania issue passports to ethnic minorities living in neighboring states, he said.
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Plenty of Americans are going about their business without carrying passports or other identifying documents.
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He stayed in that position — which involved maritime registry, passports and troubleshooting — for a year.
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Passports and state identification documents must be procured with the consent of a woman's guardian.
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Asked for identification by a pair of state troopers, the two Mexicans produced their passports.
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Of all their passports, the Canadian one was the one they looked at the least.
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More than 180 million Chinese have passports, compared to about 147 million American passport holders.
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For the time being, the couple, who both hold Lebanese passports, are living in Beirut.
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The country is celebrating the anniversary with new passports and special blankets for some newborns.
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Peru, Chile and Ecuador now require visas and hard-to-get passports from Venezuelan nationals.
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Taiwanese applicants without PRC passports can apply for them from the Chinese embassy of Washington.
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For comparison, passports from Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria offer access to less than 30 countries.
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We also included a comparative look at how each of these passports ranked in 2019.
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Whelan, 49, denies the charges against him and holds U.S., British, Canadian and Irish passports.
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The ban affects travelers with passports from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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They are more like the American-Mexican family now making headlines -- minus the US passports.
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Since early 2011, however, a number of Brazilian-born players have competed using Timorese passports.
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Most Americans only deal with the State Department when trying to obtain or renew passports.
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Expatriates who are working overseas likely have a visa or work permit in their passports.
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Justice Stephen Mubiru, the presiding judge, declined the prosecutor's request to hold the accused's passports.
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There is concern about foreign fighters with European passports gaining entrance to the United States.
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Passports are stamped by officials without computers in a trailer provided by the United Nations.
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Tibetans have recently been acquiring passports by signing up for tour groups going to Thailand.
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Mexican citizens come to renew passports that have been unused for more than a decade.
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Officials say he had three Russian passports with different aliases allowing him to travel undercover.
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If only it were so easy; Islamists' narratives need no passports; Islamist imaginations, no visas.
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Citizens of Australia, New Zealand and Bangladesh can choose from three genders for their passports.
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The passports appeared unused, except for a single stamp upon entrance to Turkey in 2013.
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Prosecutors said he had turned over one of his passports but that another remained outstanding.
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"They just took our marriage certificate and stamped our passports," Pavel Stotsko told VICE News.
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People with Jordanian passports got detained, but so did Trinidadians and former Norwegian prime ministers.
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But most of the parents had, in fact, arrived with evidence — passports, birth certificates, etc.
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Probably we were bound to grab our beauty passports and move on to another country.
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Well, what surprised me were the queues in the post office to get Irish passports.
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He was ordered to surrender his passports and the judge set the trial for Feb.
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Ecuador on Sunday said children and adolescents traveling with their parents could cross without passports.
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"I'm going to have to go and face those workers, look them in the whites of the eyes and try and explain to them why the British government thinks it's a sensible decision to buy French passports not British passports," Martin Sutherland told BBC radio.
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Others who traveled to Mexico have had their passports revoked when they tried to return to the U.S. Jaime Diez, an immigration attorney in Brownsville, Texas, tells PEOPLE he's had around 20 clients who are U.S. citizens who have had their passports taken away.
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Over the course of the last three months, DHS worked to developed new security baselines, which includes factors such as whether countries issue electronic passports with biometric information, report lost or stolen passports to INTERPOL, and share information about travelers' terror-related and criminal histories.
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El Amine said that an investigation had been launched to check if passports or consular positions had been issued as a result of corruption or political pressure, but authorities had already identified at least 158 diplomatic passports that had been bought and would be canceled.
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There they received new passports and passage to Turkey, from where they could cross into Syria.
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Kanter's family cannot leave Turkey after their passports were revoked over Kanter's purported ties to Gulen.
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Now, those 10-year passports are up for renewal, and officials expect a surge in applications.
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Two men on the plane were using stolen passports, which initially caused suspicion and conspiracy theories.
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He overheard people talking about a nationwide computer problem affecting people with all kinds of passports.
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Since last year, Canadians have been able to record their sex as "X" on their passports.
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Ahmad recommends that citizens who already have passports keep it in their possession at all times.
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Many firms hold several passports, meaning that the total number in the UK stands at 336,421.
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For IS fighters retreating from territories formerly under their control, passports are as important as weapons.
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Many reached for booze, often at the expense of family photos, laptops, passports, underwear, and socks.
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Think of a Certificate Authority like a passport agency and the certificates they issue like passports.
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Australia has offered a third gender option of X on birth certificates and passports since 2013.
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Even his siblings can't get passports because of the stigma attached to him over the arrest.
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The details: First, the country refused to stamp the official diplomatic passports of the PRC diplomats.
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One activity may require several different passports, meaning firms will often have more than one passport.
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That had made it easier to forge passports by stealing blank ones from local government buildings.
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Officials are expecting a flood of renewals of 10-year passports issued in 2006 and 2007.
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Thiel's citizenship has raised concerns in the country about wealthy individuals being able to "buy" passports.
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The US State Department also contracts with Idemia for facial recognition technology to process US passports.
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We had already packed the most essential documents — passports, car titles, social security cards — days before.
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A shortage of paper for passports is one of many that are causing Venezuelans to flee.
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The assailants, who identified themselves as police, also seized the journalists' passports and equipment, he said.
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Scientists in several countries are developing equine "biological passports", similar to those used by human athletes.
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They paid the money, flew to Guatemala and picked up their passports at the migration agency.
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But of the 750,000 world passports issued since 1954, the rate of abuse seems fairly low.
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Meanwhile, it's important to remember that the new system does not do away with passports entirely.
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They're also threatening criminal charges against parents traveling with minors if the children don't have passports.
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It has so far paid for the work mainly from the sale of passports to foreigners.
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The government charges $100,000 or more to people from countries whose passports are less widely welcomed.
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Today, the WSA doesn't guarantee that any country will accept its passports or other travel documents.
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Walk right in: When it comes to passports, it pays to be German (March 2016) 4.
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Guardians must also approve the issuing or renewal of passports, restricting a woman's ability to travel.
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Americans do not need passports to travel there, and the islands have "incredible" beaches, says Shields.
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And since 2007, these chips have been built into US passports for tracking and counterfeit protection.
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They also agreed to several pretrial conditions, including surrendering their passports and no possession of firearms.
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Both indexes list the same passports as the five weakest and least mobile in the world.
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He goes through his safety deposit box at the Swiss Bank, and he finds several passports.
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We find cases of girls whose passports are taken away, and others whose families are threatened.
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"Our passports were seized and we were handed over to an Etihad Airline crew," he says.
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U.S. citizens who lost their passports met with consular officials who came to Durango to assist.
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Garella and the team stayed up to finish the work, and reclaimed their passports around 43AM.
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No EU law binds member states to red passports, and fellow member Croatia uses blue ones.
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Families 'beyond passports' In Gulf countries, citizenship is generally passed to children through the father only.
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The U.S. ban affects travelers with passports from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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I gave the officer our US passports and he still asked us what nationality we were.
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Governments also keep a registry of passports issued, verifying citizenship and enabling you to travel abroad.
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The men's passports were seized by police on Sunday and they remain in Brazil for questioning.
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Rio police will confiscate passports of US Olympians Gunnar Bentz & Jack Conger and likely release them.
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Standard passports are typically issued by the country of birth, unless travellers qualify for dual citizenship.
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Barriers to travel can make people with disabilities opt out of international travel, making passports unnecessary.
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The ID numbers are used to pay state benefits, issue passports and register voters for elections.
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Subsequently, a Brazilian judge demanded Lochte and Feigen's passports – but Lochte had already left the country.
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Algerian authorities have already seized the passports of a dozen businessmen under investigation over corruption allegations.
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Branson: And you don't need passports when you go through borders because nobody is getting off.
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"Need get me/ justy and jd dip passports," Band wrote to longtime Clinton adviser Huma Abedin.
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The days since the Leave vote have seen a flood of Britons apply for Irish passports.
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It asks users to give up sensitive information, including scanning their passports and photographing their faces.
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The worst ambush was in Gardez, where people queuing for passports were caught in the attack.
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This law enables them to deny passport applications or revoke existing passports due to outstanding debts.
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Here's what is happening: Passports: The Department of State is moving forward with new passport rules.
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Some ambitious younger staff members in the European Commission are applying for other European Union passports.
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Despite there being separate lines for passports and birth certificates (!?), no one asked to see mine.
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All of her jewelry went into a safe along with her old passports and ID cards.
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Police investigators also found industrial grade explosives, tear gas canisters, fake passports, and brand new cellphones.
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Other companies, such as Paypal and Airbnb, also ask for copies of passports in some cases.
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The move is an attempt to replace the "inconvenience" of relying on more traditional paper passports.
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In 1939, soon after German troops entered Warsaw, the Pipeses fled to Italy on forged passports.
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This month, Peru and Ecuador began requiring passports instead of national ID cards from Venezuelan migrants.
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"I grabbed the diaper bag, a little bit of dog food and our passports," she said.
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But the burgundy passports were introduced in 1988, so many Britons have known no other color.
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From passports to jet lag, here are a few tips for a smooth first trip abroad.
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Though they had been ordered to surrender their passports after the trip, they held onto them.
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LONDON — When the firefighters let us back into the house, I checked on our passports first.
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Several Kurdish men have appeared on social media or live TV to burn their Iraqi passports.
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Though Chadwick initially stayed at luxury hotels, he stopped once passports were required for check-in.
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The tension ratcheted back up as the agents checked first Philip's and then Elizabeth's Canadian passports.
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Norwegian tells The Verge it is also banning crew members who hold any of those passports.
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His wife and children remain in Russia, unable to travel because their passports have been confiscated.
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"Citizenship documents," like birth certificates and passports, are not things most Americans carry around with them.
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Using fraudulent Mexican passports under different names, the couple fled to Israel and applied for citizenship.
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More than 0003,000 citizens living overseas gave up their U.S. passports in both 2017 and 2016.
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Kanter's family cannot leave Turkey because their passports have been revoked over Kanter's ties to Gulen.
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That October, she was briefly detained under a European arrest warrant and her passports were confiscated.
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She also allegedly showed officers two Chinese passports as she sought entrance to the club's pool.
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RFID trackers are used mostly on expensive retail items, toll booth devices, metro cards — and passports.
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In between those times, the officers took their passports and asked lots of questions, he said.
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Tourists from overseas will be able to check into hotels by showing their passports, SCTNH added.
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This is how the listed learn that they have lost their jobs, their pensions, their passports.
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Mr. Ghosn's Japanese defense lawyers said they had been holding his French, Lebanese and Brazilian passports.
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After having their passports checked by officials, the two men left the country, according to Reuters.
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"I never ask people to see their passports," he said during an interview in The Hague.
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August 216 - Women in Saudi Arabia are granted the right to obtain passports and travel independently.
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The enforcement, which began in February, has so far included applications for new or renewed passports.
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Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai told reporters the government had no immediate plan to revoke Yingluck's passports.
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Language barrier Zhang was clearly a Chinese national, with two Chinese passports, her first language Mandarin.
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It was Rawan's job to retrieve their passports from a bag stored in their parents' bedroom.
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The videos show militants burning red Malaysian and green Indonesian passports, indicating their plans to attack.
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Mr. Hironaka said Mr. Ghosn's legal team had all three of his passports in their possession.
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Police detained several high-profile opposition members, including Miguna, and suspended the passports of 14 others.
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Stamps are often associated with bureaucracy, commonly used on official forms, passports, and other official documents.
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The court granted Riza bail at one million ringgit and asked him to surrender his passports.
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Both 10-year passports carry a stamp saying "Embassy of Brazil in Prague" with a Feb.
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In a statement, Immigration Minister Brandon Lewis said that following the exit from the European Union, British passports would be changed back to their "original" appearance, a blue and gold design from before the UK joined the EU. The blue passports will be issued from October 2019.
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A database of passports, available for purchase online, testified to their secret service affiliation: In fact, it contained a consecutive list of passports issued to secret G.R.U. agents, Could some hapless G.R.U. clerk have thought it easier to submit the whole bunch in a single file?
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Ukraine urged residents not to apply for Russian passports and informed the United Nations about Russia's move.
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The U.S. State Department is advising travelers to renew passports expiring in 2016 earlier rather than later.
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Guadeloupeans have French passports, can travel freely within the European Union, and can vote in French elections.
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Passport laws were also tightened in 2016 to make it more difficult to trade in Swedish passports.
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The travel curbs began immediately, causing confusion for would-be travelers with passports from the seven countries.
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Their passports all have clearly marked immigrant visas, issued by the US Embassy in Baghdad on Dec.
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It's also a good idea to make backup copies of important documents, especially passports, he says. 4.
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After the initial beating the soldiers stripped prisoners of identification, passports and money, before resuming the beatings.
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Those seeking to enter the terminal had to show valid boarding passes and passports, Reuters witnesses said.
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A white woman harassed a family speaking Spanish at a restaurant and demanded to see their passports.
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Passports, itineraries, and literal luggage are being carried around the entire movie, begging to be left behind.
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But his case, critics maintain, gives the impression that passports can be bought—something the government denies.
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They were reportedly released on $500,000 bond each and ordered to surrender their passports by the judge.
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While not formally charged as of yet, she has "surrendered her passports to the prosecutors," he said.
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Their passports had been canceled, meaning their only option for leaving Australia was by boat, reported CNN.
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They rely on Radio Frequency ID (RFID), a technology already used in payment cards, tickets and passports.
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"Sometimes my heart aches that these spies could take Estonian passports so easily," Ombler told BuzzFeed News.
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As millions of citizens scrambled to apply for their first passports, backlogs swelled and many were stranded.
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UK PRIME MINISTER CANDIDATE MICHAEL GOVE TO OFFER THREE MILLION EU NATIONALS FREE BRITISH PASSPORTS - SKY NEWS
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The search for second passports by those who are fed up and want to leave is increasing.
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"The entire swim team had moved out already, so they couldn't take the passports," the source said.
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So with extreme bravery, she removed all of the Western American passports from what she was given.
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Although many airlines in the region do not accept passengers with Israeli passports, none explicitly bars Jews.
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Many Tibetans have been refused new passports since an explosion of unrest across the region in 2008.
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His lies are detailed, and he backs them up with forged documents, checks, letters, passports, court orders.
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On June 12th the government said it was running out of new passports and would ration them.
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Russia detained Whelan, who holds U.S., British, Canadian and Irish passports, last December on accusations of espionage.
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The DWP's new plan includes some tougher measures, including a power to remove passports from non-payers.
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Women are required to receive permission from a male guardian to obtain passports or leave the country.
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Passengers will scan their passports, and then facial recognition will scan their faces to verify their identity.
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Less than 10% of Chinese currently hold passports, compared with more than 40% of Americans in 2017.
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Zhang produced two Chinese passports displaying her photo and said she wanted to go to the pool.
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When the government threw a hissy fit in 1995, more than 200,000 applications for passports went unprocessed.
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Since Semlex still produces all Comoros passports, the commission is investigating the company's role in the matter.
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A former Comoros government official said he knew of at least 23 other passports sold via Lica.
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Earlier this week, Algerian authorities seized the passports of a dozen businessmen under investigation over corruption allegations.
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Worshippers at its Manila base wave their passports in the air as they pray for successful travels.
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According to al-Yazeedi's daughter Alanood alJalahma, losing their Bahraini passports could ultimately leave the children stateless.
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In fact, the serial numbers match up with a batch of passports that were stolen in 2014.
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Judge Keyla Blank ordered the passports of Lochte and Feigen seized while police investigate the alleged robbery.
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Although Northern Irish citizens are entitled to passports from Ireland, many unionists would not apply for them.
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We wanted to be spontaneous, so we had left with just our passports and some money. Destination?
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Owning two passports (national and global) would alleviate the unwelcome scrutiny faced when entering diplomatically hostile countries.
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Many find that their passports are no longer valid and must be replaced with new biometric ones.
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As more nations adopt biometric passports, there should, in theory, be scope for further relaxation of restrictions.
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These changes give workers back a sense of freedom by ensuring passports are not kept from them.
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To qualify, Turkey must meet 72 benchmarks by late April, from biometric passports to better data-protection.
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Most Americans only come in contact with the State Department when trying to obtain or renew passports.
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This leaves most Russians "stateless," a condition that makes Moscow's promises of citizenship and passports look attractive.
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Butter took 455 flights, used 10 passports, and ventured through 15 war zones, he told the BBC.
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"An air hostess began asking everyone on the plane for their boarding passes and passports," they said.
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Lucy + Jorge Orta's project Antarctica issued visitors new Antarctic passports, each numbered and registered to the bearer.
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The proposal would also make it easier for transgender people to change their gender identity on passports.
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Additionally, residents carry three different passports and identity cards, and speak two different languages (Cantonese and Mandarin).
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"You have to get all their passports and make sure they have proper travel documents," he said.
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The United States government guarantees travelers' passports' renewal within six weeks, but visas have a broader range.
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Those affected will have to apply for new passports, which will be marked to indicate their conviction.
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He would not be able to apply for a new passport (his three passports have been confiscated).
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Many Israelis hold Russian passports, and Netanyahu spends as much time courting Putin as he does Trump.
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One British family was accused of being so troublesome in New Zealand that their passports were revoked.
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This includes cases of employers confiscating the domestic workers' passports or denying helpers their weekly day off.
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That has been a significant advantage for Venezuelan migrants, who struggle to obtain passports amid chronic shortages.
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The offer of Russian passports is a quasi-annexation of Donetsk and Luhansk into the Russian Federation.
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Besides the opportunity to obtain passports, they were given the right to vote in Hungary's general election.
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Two of those also confirmed their passport and phone numbers, although both passports were out of date.
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A family unit can present proper non-immigrant visas and passports there and avoid any family separation.
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Nearly 70 Malaysians have had their passports cancelled after joining Islamic State (IS) in the Middle East.
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Their wives will also relinquish their passports, so there will be no international travel for either family.
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If I have to, I will pay an attorney to make sure my children get their passports.
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Most, he said, were civilians who had been waiting outside the police headquarters to get new passports.
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He runs upstairs, pries open a floorboard, grabs cash and passports and puts them in a bag.
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Purged officials are penalized repeatedly, shunned by employers for fear of association and have their passports confiscated.
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Britain has taken a tough line against potential returnees, canceling the passports of more than 150 people.
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" Prime Minister Theresa May praised the return of the blue passports as an "expression of our independence.
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More recently, MSF has introduced health passports for all patients diagnosed with HIV who are on treatment.
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Mr. Ghosn would surrender all his passports and refrain from talking to potential witnesses in his case.
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Chile has now begun to demand visas and passports from Venezuelan refugees; most of them lack both.
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China does not recognize dual nationality for any Chinese national, meaning it does not recognize BNO passports.
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Australians love to travel internationally: about 60 percent hold passports, compared with around 40 percent of Americans.
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There is a government guideline advising against the confiscation of passports but it is not legally binding.
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ICE now commonly instructs people to appear for check-ins with passports, which makes their deportation easier.
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Whelan, who holds U.S., British, Canadian and Irish passports, was arrested in December and accused of espionage.
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Under President Barack Obama, some Yemenis had their United States passports confiscated at the embassy in Sana.
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A Reuters analysis showed that at least 22 of JWPegasus' 26 shareholders have applied for Cypriot passports.
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Their home was raided, and his siblings couldn't find jobs or get passports to leave the country.
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Ziyawudun's husband went back and forth to the local police station, begging them to return their passports.
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When we were less than an hour from the border with Paraguay, we got our passports ready.
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Because these children will hold blue passports, they may never fully understand the extent to which Sept.
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As late as the 1980s, Soviet passports designated "Jewish" as a nationality akin to Russian or Ukrainian.
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The interior of the safe is large enough for cash, passports, small electronics, and jewelry or watches.
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Today, facial recognition has become a security feature of choice for phones, laptops, passports, and payment apps.
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Instead, they used their Hong Kong passports for easier travel to other countries (but probably not Gambia).
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Today is not a day to hide behind safe names or the privilege of unquestioned, American passports.
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Agency staff are going through personal items recovered from the crash site, including passports, wallets and IDs.
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Tibetans and Uighurs have generally had difficulty obtaining passports, though there have been some periods of loosening.
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Complicating peace talks, Russia issued a decree recognizing passports issued by two separatist governments in eastern Ukraine.
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Their Saudi passports have been canceled and they don't have formal permission to stay in Hong Kong.
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According to the USOC, Bentz and Conger's passports have been released and the swimmers have left Rio.
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It is unclear how many of those involved American passports, and how many come from other countries.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier said there was nothing wrong with giving passports to eastern Ukraine residents.
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He looked at us, then he looked at our passports, and this big smile crossed his face.
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When the U.S. and the EU imposed sanctions on Russia, executives with foreign passports at companies affected including Novatek - the country's largest non-state natural gas producer - and state bank VTB handed over responsibility for organizing new debt or equity issuance to colleagues without EU or U.S. passports.
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"I'm going to have to go and face those workers, look them in the whites of the eyes and try and explain to them why the British government thinks it's a sensible decision to buy French passports not British passports," De La Rue CEO Martin Sutherland told BBC radio.
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At a recent meeting with shrimp farm owners, he said he heard many shrimp farmers defending the confiscation of passports "to prevent them from getting their passports wet"; bans on workers leaving farms to stop theft; and long working hours to ensure shrimp are fed at the right times.
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An American customs agent gently quizzed them about their itinerary as he scanned their passports in his booth.
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Upon landing, the two stepped off the plane only to realize they both forgot their passports on board.
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China Millions of Chinese citizens in the country's Xinjiang region have been ordered to give up their passports.
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"I checked his two passports and there wasn't anything in them, he didn't travel to Syria," he said.
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He added that Kim Jong Nam had been traveling with two passports, one under the name Kim Chol.
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He submitted 10 passport application in the last decade and currently holds three U.S. passports, the memo said.
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To meet the demand for long-term visas and passports, more and more countries are flaunting their attractions.
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But the programs require passports, and New York officials argue that driving records aren't relevant to clearing travelers.
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But when the soldier took away our passports and press cards to inspect them closely, my stomach tightened.
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Paul Whelan, who holds U.S., British, Canadian and Irish passports, was detained in December and accused of espionage.
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I've accumulated quite a collection of D/Ls, Passports, credit card statements, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses.
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The State Department has emphasized the possibility that those who violate the ban would have their passports revoked.
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At the airport, all those seeking to enter the terminal had to show valid boarding passes and passports.
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But per European Commission rules, passports must also be valid for at least three months after travelers leave.
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Obama's immigration policy did not treat people with passports from the seven countries as unusually dangerous terrorism threats.
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Making sick patients or pregnant women show their passports or ID documents would be considered anathema to many.
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I had to get passports for them — it was the first time they were ever on a plane.
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Whelan, who holds U.S., British, Canadian and Irish passports, was detained in December 2018 and accused of spying.
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Mzembi and Undenge were both granted bail on Saturday, asked to surrender their passports and remanded until Jan.
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Even the most seasoned travelers can encounter unexpected snafus, from flight delays and inclement weather to lost passports.
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It's such an outrageous claim to say that 20 people on that bus had US passports on them.
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The Stallones have been stamping their passports this summer ... looking hot on a yacht in the French Riviera.
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Their passports could be confiscated, to prevent travel abroad, and they could be slapped with no-contact orders.
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Companies are seeking to boost their presence the booming security services market, which includes encryption and biometric passports.
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Those travelling on the ordinary-speed train, for example, must show passports at either end of their journey.
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Holders of passports from the seven countries affected already face severe restrictions on travel to the United States.
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Australians will still need their passports when they go abroad, while foreigners will still need them to leave.
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But in the last three months, she said, most have come to immigrate elsewhere, with passports or without.
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Gallup says the group is issuing much fewer now—between 5,000 and 10,000 documents, including passports, per year.
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The FAST Act allows the IRS to deny or revoke passports of people who owe enough in taxes.
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Cambodia, a staunch ally of China, has previously deported suspected scammers to China, even those holding Taiwan passports.
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