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INTERNATIONAL IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENT OF FINLAND
Åland passport; Aland passport; Åland Islands passport; Finland passport
  • 1st page of the Finnish passport (2017-2023 series), with a quote from Eino Leino
  • Visa required prior to arrival}}

passport      
n. διαβατήριο
passport control         
  • A fingerprint scanner at [[Dulles International Airport]] collects biometric data on visitors, which can be used for confirming identities.
  • Dubai Airport]]
  • American Samoa entry stamp
  • Arabic papyrus with an exit permit, dated 24 January 722 AD, pointing to the regulation of travel activities. From Hermopolis Magna, Egypt
  • Slovakia]], which otherwise maintains open borders with other [[Schengen Area]] jurisdictions, closed borders to non-residents because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • BN(O) passports sported a burgundy red cover, identical to that of the [[British Citizen]] passports, albeit without the words "European Union" text at the top part of the cover between 1990 and March 2020.
  • American and Canadian border officers at Vancouver airport
  • Capital punishment for drug offences]]}}
  • [[ProPublica]] recording of crying children separated from their families.
  • North Korean policemen standing guard at North Korea-South Korea border. View from North Korea.
  • The purpose of the [[Great Wall of China]] was to stop the "barbarians" from crossing the northern border of China.
  • Hyder, Alaska has no border controls for travellers entering from Canada, and travellers flying between Hyder and other Alaskan cities by seaplane undergo internal border control
  • Quarantine operations deployed by mainland Chinese border control.
  • An International Certificate of Vaccination issued by the Bureau of Quarantine in the Philippines to an individual after being vaccinated with a [[COVID-19 vaccine]] in 2021.
  • sterile international transit area]]. Domestic and international passengers are thus not clearly separated. This enables easier transfers from domestic to international flights but requires international transit passengers to clear the border checkpoint even if their final destination is outside America.
  • ''Karta Polaka'' – specimen document
  • Map of the upcoming Rapid Transit system.
  • Sample of printed out eNTRI slip for Indian and mainland Chinese citizens to clear Malaysian border controls without a visa.
  • North Korean customs officer at [[Pyongyang Sunan International Airport]].
  • An OCI booklet exempting its bearer from usual immigration controls in India.
  • South Korean policemen standing guard at North Korea-South Korea border. View from South Korea.
  • Southern edge (customs border) of Captain Cook wharf, [[Ports of Auckland]], New Zealand. An [[electric fence]] is faintly visible behind the historical fence
  • Qing Dynasty]], 24th Year of the Guangxu Reign, 1898
  • Entry stamp at [[Lewiston–Queenston Bridge]], Ontario. Canada only conducts border control and stamps passports upon entry.
  • Other member states of the European Union}}
  • Children abducted by the American government pictured in a wire-mesh cage. (Photo taken by [[United States Customs and Border Protection]])
  • A road sign at an exit on [[Interstate 91]] in [[Vermont]] advising individuals entering the state of a quarantine policy adopted in response to COVID-19, photographed in November 2020.
MEASURES TAKEN TO REGULATE THE MOVEMENT OF GOODS AND PEOPLE ACROSS BORDERS
Immigration policy; Border crossing; Neutral territory; Immigration control; Border controls; Customs area; Customs border; Customs areas; International zones; Border vista; 🛂; Border zone; Border management; Local border traffic; Small border traffic; International territory; Immigration controls; Immigration checkpoint; Border Control; Passport Control; Immigration Policies; Passport control; Quilantan entry; Border security; Border surveillance; Customs, immigration and quarantine; Phytosanitary regulation; Controversies surrounding border control; History of border control; Border protection
έλεγχος διαβατηρίων
border crossing         
  • A fingerprint scanner at [[Dulles International Airport]] collects biometric data on visitors, which can be used for confirming identities.
  • Dubai Airport]]
  • American Samoa entry stamp
  • Arabic papyrus with an exit permit, dated 24 January 722 AD, pointing to the regulation of travel activities. From Hermopolis Magna, Egypt
  • Slovakia]], which otherwise maintains open borders with other [[Schengen Area]] jurisdictions, closed borders to non-residents because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • BN(O) passports sported a burgundy red cover, identical to that of the [[British Citizen]] passports, albeit without the words "European Union" text at the top part of the cover between 1990 and March 2020.
  • American and Canadian border officers at Vancouver airport
  • Capital punishment for drug offences]]}}
  • [[ProPublica]] recording of crying children separated from their families.
  • North Korean policemen standing guard at North Korea-South Korea border. View from North Korea.
  • The purpose of the [[Great Wall of China]] was to stop the "barbarians" from crossing the northern border of China.
  • Hyder, Alaska has no border controls for travellers entering from Canada, and travellers flying between Hyder and other Alaskan cities by seaplane undergo internal border control
  • Quarantine operations deployed by mainland Chinese border control.
  • An International Certificate of Vaccination issued by the Bureau of Quarantine in the Philippines to an individual after being vaccinated with a [[COVID-19 vaccine]] in 2021.
  • sterile international transit area]]. Domestic and international passengers are thus not clearly separated. This enables easier transfers from domestic to international flights but requires international transit passengers to clear the border checkpoint even if their final destination is outside America.
  • ''Karta Polaka'' – specimen document
  • Map of the upcoming Rapid Transit system.
  • Sample of printed out eNTRI slip for Indian and mainland Chinese citizens to clear Malaysian border controls without a visa.
  • North Korean customs officer at [[Pyongyang Sunan International Airport]].
  • An OCI booklet exempting its bearer from usual immigration controls in India.
  • South Korean policemen standing guard at North Korea-South Korea border. View from South Korea.
  • Southern edge (customs border) of Captain Cook wharf, [[Ports of Auckland]], New Zealand. An [[electric fence]] is faintly visible behind the historical fence
  • Qing Dynasty]], 24th Year of the Guangxu Reign, 1898
  • Entry stamp at [[Lewiston–Queenston Bridge]], Ontario. Canada only conducts border control and stamps passports upon entry.
  • Other member states of the European Union}}
  • Children abducted by the American government pictured in a wire-mesh cage. (Photo taken by [[United States Customs and Border Protection]])
  • A road sign at an exit on [[Interstate 91]] in [[Vermont]] advising individuals entering the state of a quarantine policy adopted in response to COVID-19, photographed in November 2020.
MEASURES TAKEN TO REGULATE THE MOVEMENT OF GOODS AND PEOPLE ACROSS BORDERS
Immigration policy; Border crossing; Neutral territory; Immigration control; Border controls; Customs area; Customs border; Customs areas; International zones; Border vista; 🛂; Border zone; Border management; Local border traffic; Small border traffic; International territory; Immigration controls; Immigration checkpoint; Border Control; Passport Control; Immigration Policies; Passport control; Quilantan entry; Border security; Border surveillance; Customs, immigration and quarantine; Phytosanitary regulation; Controversies surrounding border control; History of border control; Border protection
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Definizione

passport
(passports)
1.
Your passport is an official document containing your name, photograph, and personal details, which you need to show when you enter or leave a country.
You should take your passport with you when changing money.
...a South African businessman travelling on a British passport.
N-COUNT
2.
If you say that a thing is a passport to success or happiness, you mean that this thing makes success or happiness possible.
Victory would give him a passport to the riches he craves...
N-COUNT: N to n
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Wikipedia

Finnish passport

Finnish passports (Finnish: Suomen passi; Swedish: finskt pass) are issued to nationals of Finland for the purpose of international travel. Aside from serving as proof of Finnish nationality, they facilitate the process of securing assistance from Finnish consular officials abroad (or other EU consulates or Nordic missions in case a Finnish consular official is absent).

Finnish passports share the standardised layout and burgundy-red cover with other EU countries. Passports are issued by the local police or by an authorised Finnish diplomatic mission abroad.

Men who are less than 30 years of age and consequently eligible for military service, but have not completed it, may only be issued a passport with an expiration date up to the last legal start date for completion of the obligation, which is at the age of 28. Men older than 30 can receive a passport with normal expiry dates regardless of the status of completion of the military duty.

Every Finnish citizen is also a citizen of the European Union. The passport, along with the national identity card allows for free rights of movement and residence in any of the states of the European Union, European Economic Area and Switzerland. For travel within the Nordic countries no identity documentation is legally required for Nordic citizens due to the Nordic Passport Union.

The passport cards are currently printed and customised by Thales Group.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish passport
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