[swagempire]

Really? Which ones?

Even if I get an e-visa, I get an in and out stamp. Not having these would invalidate the whole reason for having a passport.

[mingus88]

So many, really. It seems to depend on the agent. I’ve passed through US customs and not gotten stamped.

Israel famously does not. They’ll give you a small slip with your details on it. I was told that an Israeli stamp on your passport would automatically bar you from entry in many Arab states so they came up with another system

Also pretty much anytime I have entered the UK via the global entry lanes I never got stamped.

[dawnerd]

Canada same way. Really Anywhere moving to e-gates or kiosks where you just hand a print out to an agent.

[spacemanspiff01]

Travel within the shengen zone is a one, you may get entry and exit stamps, but if you travel Germany and France there is no record.

[2Gkashmiri]

so..... if that is not recorded by the government themselves why do they expect you to record them?

[mertd]

I just checked my passport and there are zero stamps for US border entries or exits in the last five years.

[pinkgolem]

As a German, you do not even need a passport to travel to a bunch of places.. turkey, tunesia, agypt, Monaco

Then there is the whole topic of oversee territorys... Not sure if those count as international territory but also no passport required..

[appplication]

Hong Kong provides you with a small paper slip rather than a passport stamp

[notyourwork]

I’ve had this happen leaving the EU earlier in the year. It was either AMS or CDG airport where I didn’t get a stamp. Hadn't noticed until I got home.

[tbihl]

Japan from the US, and also Guam (US territory, I know)

[ls612]

USA to New Zealand last winter nobody stamped anything.

[i80and]

USA to Scotland I didn't get a stamp!

[kmlx]

> Really? Which ones?

the US (ESTA).