Gallery of passport stamps by country or territory

The gallery of passport stamps by country or territory contains an alphabetical list of sovereign states or dependent territories with images of their passport stamps including visas. All Schengen countries, Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Moldova, North Macedonia, Romania and Turkey use the same format for their stamps, and stamps are not issued while traveling from one Schengen country to the other.

List

A-C

Territory	Entry Stamp	Exit Stamp	Visa	Notes
Abkhazia
Afghanistan
Albania			Unknown
Algeria
American Samoa			Unknown
Andorra		None	None	[note 1]
Angola
Anguilla		None	Unknown
Antarctica	Unknown	Unknown	None	[note 2]
Antigua and Barbuda		None	Unknown
Argentina				[note 3]
Armenia
Republic of Artsakh	None	None[1]		[note 4]
Aruba		None[note 5]
Australia			None	[note 6]
Austria
Azerbaijan
Bahamas		None		[note 7]
Bahrain			Unknown
Bangladesh	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Barbados		None	Unknown
Belarus
Belgium			Unknown
Belize			Unknown
Benin			Unknown
Bermuda		Unknown	None	[note 8]
Bhutan
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina			Unknown
Botswana			Unknown
Brazil				[note 9]
British Virgin Islands		None	Unknown
Brunei
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada		None		[note 10]
Cape Verde			Unknown
Caribbean Netherlands
Cayman Islands			Unknown
Central African Republic			Unknown
Chad			Unknown
Chile
China
Colombia
Comoros			Unknown
Congo, Democratic Republic of the	Unknown	Unknown
Congo	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Cook Islands			Unknown
Costa Rica
Côte d'Ivoire	Unknown
Croatia			Unknown
Cuba				[note 11]
Curaçao
Cyprus			Unknown
Czech Republic			Unknown

D-G

Territory	Entry Stamp	Exit Stamp	Visa	Notes
Denmark			Unknown
Djibouti			Unknown
Dominica			Unknown
Dominican Republic			Unknown
East Timor			Unknown
Ecuador			Unknown
Egypt
El Salvador		None	Unknown	[note 12]
Equatorial Guinea			Unknown
Eritrea	Unknown	Unknown
Estonia
Eswatini			Unknown
Ethiopia
Falkland Islands			Unknown
Faroe Islands		Same as for Denmark	Unknown
Fiji
Finland
France			Unknown
French Guiana
French Polynesia			Unknown
Gabon
Gambia
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Gibraltar		None	Unknown
Greece			Unknown
Greenland				[note 13]
Grenada		None
Guadeloupe
Guatemala				[note 14]
Guinea		Unknown
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana

H-K

Territory	Entry Stamp	Exit Stamp	Visa	Notes
Haiti			Unknown
Honduras				[note 15]
Hong Kong		None		[note 16]
Hungary			Unknown
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran			Unknown	[note 17]
Iraq
Iraqi Kurdistan			Unknown
Ireland		None
Israel				[note 18]
Italy			Unknown
Jamaica		None
Japan
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kiribati	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of				[note 19]
Korea, Republic of		None		[note 20]
Kosovo			Unknown	[note 21]
Kuwait			Unknown
Kyrgyzstan

L-N

Territory	Entry Stamp	Exit Stamp	Visa	Notes
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho			Unknown
Liberia		Unknown
Libya	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Liechtenstein		None	None[note 22]	[note 23]
Lithuania
Luxembourg			Unknown
Macau		None		[note 24]
Madagascar			Unknown
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Mali
Malta			Unknown
Marshall Islands		Unknown	Unknown
Martinique
Mauritania
Mauritius			Unknown
Mayotte	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Mexico		None
Micronesia			Unknown
Moldova			Unknown
Monaco		None	None	[note 25]
Mongolia
Montenegro			Unknown
Montserrat		None	Unknown	[note 26]
Morocco			Unknown
Mozambique
Myanmar
Namibia
Nauru	Unknown	Unknown
Nepal				[note 27]
Netherlands			Unknown
New Caledonia			Unknown
New Zealand	[note 28]	None		[note 29]
Nicaragua				[note 30]
Niger		Unknown	Unknown
Nigeria			\|
Niue			None[3][note 31]
North Macedonia			Unknown
Northern Cyprus			Unknown	[note 32]
Norway			Unknown

O-R

Territory	Entry Stamp	Exit Stamp	Visa
Oman
Pakistan		Unknown
Palau			Unknown
Palestine			None
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines			Unknown
Pitcairn Islands	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Poland			Unknown
Portugal			Unknown
Qatar			Unknown
Réunion		Unknown	Unknown
Romania
Russia
Rwanda

S-T

Territory	Entry Stamp	Exit Stamp	Visa	Notes
Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Saint Barthélemy		None
Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha			Unknown
Saint Kitts and Nevis		None	Unknown
Saint Lucia			Unknown
Saint Martin, Collectivity of
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines			Unknown
Samoa			Unknown
San Marino		None	None	[note 33]
São Tomé and Príncipe	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Serbia				[note 34]
Seychelles			Unknown
Sierra Leone			Unknown
Singapore
Sint Maarten
Slovakia			Unknown
Slovenia			Unknown
Solomon Islands			Unknown
Somalia	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Somaliland
South Africa	[note 35] [note 36] [note 37]
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands		None	Unknown
South Ossetia		None	None	[note 38]
South Sudan	Unknown	Unknown
Spain
Sri Lanka
Sudan	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Suriname
Svalbard	None	None	None
Sweden			Unknown
Switzerland			Unknown
Syria
Taiwan				[note 39]
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
Togo
Tokelau	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Tonga			Unknown
Transnistria	None	None
Trinidad and Tobago		None	Unknown
Tunisia			Unknown
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Turks and Caicos Islands		None	Unknown
Tuvalu	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown

U-Z

Territory	Entry Stamp	Exit Stamp	Visa	Notes
Uganda			Unknown
Ukraine			Unknown
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom		None		[note 40]
United States		None		[note 41]
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Vanuatu
Vatican City	None	None	Unknown
Venezuela
Vietnam
Wallis and Futuna	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Yemen			Unknown
Zambia
Zimbabwe

Others

Albania: former design of an entry stamp (issued in Durrës)
Albania: former design of an exit stamp (issued at Tirana Airport)
Armenia: old-style passport stamp (2015)
Australia: entry stamp (no longer issued)
Australia: exit stamp (no longer issued)
Australia: visa grant list
Austria: 1947 entry stamp
Austria: 1947 exit stamp
Austria: 1965 transit visa
Belgium: pre-Schengen passport stamp from Eynatten border crossing, 1986. Border crossing with Germany at Aachen.
Brazil: Old style visa of Brasil in 2013
Bulgarian transit visa, type used during 1990s.
Bulgaria: old style entry stamp from 2005
Canada: old style stamp
Chad passport stamp confirming that the passport user had registered with the police.
China: Entry stamp for visa free transit (Beijing Airport)
China: Short-use stamp (1h) for an in-transit passenger (Guangzhou Airport)
ROC (Taiwan) Entry Permit for Mainland China residents (New Version)
ROC (Taiwan) Entry Permit for Mainland China residents (Old Version)
ROC (Taiwan) multiple Entry Permit for Mainland China residents
ROC (Taiwan) entry permit
ROC (Taiwan) individual Visit Permit issued by PRC (on Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents)
ROC (Taiwan) immigration stamp
Colombia: cancellation stamp issued at El Dorado Airport
Colombia: exit tax stamp issued by the Aeronautica Civil at El Dorado Airport
Costa Rica Old style entry stamp in 2014
Croatia: pre-EU visa and the passport stamp (2000)
Cyprus: pre-EU visa and the passport stamps (1997)
Czech Republic: pre-EU exit stamp (2002)
Czech Republic: pre-EU exit stamp design issued at Prague Airport
Czechoslovakia: 1947 entry stamp
Czechoslovakia: 1947 exit stamp
Czechoslovakia: an exit permission issued by the Czechoslovak government to a Czechoslovak national allowing the individual to leave the country for traveling purposes, 1967
Czechoslovakia: 1987 entry stamp
Czechoslovakia: a railway exit stamp issued in 1988
Czechoslovakia a visa issued in 1988
Czechoslovakia: 1991 entry stamp
Czechoslovakia: entry and exit visa stamps issued in the era of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic
Old style entry stamp from Denmark
Old style entry stamp from Ecuador from 2015
Old style exit stamp from Ecuador from 2016
France: visa issued in 1969
Georgia: old-style passport stamp (2019)
Greenland: old-style passport stamp (2002)
Guatemala: Old-style departure stamp of Guatemala
Honduras: Old-style entry stamp of Honduras
Honduras: Old-style exit stamp of Honduras
Hong Kong individual Visit Permit issued by PRC (on Chinese Two-way Permit for Hong Kong and Macau)
Hong Kong visa for residents of the People's Republic of China living overseas
Hong Kong visa for residents of the Republic of China
Entry slip for Hong Kong issued upon entry as of March 2013
Hong Kong Visit Permit for other purpose with a stay period of 14 days and single entry issued by PRC (on Chinese Two-way Permit for Hong Kong and Macau)
Hungary: visa with border stamps, issued in 1989
Hungary: old style exit stamp from 2000
Hungary stamp from 2003 before joining EU
India: e-Visa at Delhi Airport
India: Domestic Immigration stamp permitting entry into the Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Indonesia: Old Style Indonesia visa
Iran: old style entry stamp
Iran: old style exit stamp
Iraq: old style exit stamp
Ireland: old style stamp
Ireland: immigration stamp issued at Dublin Airport
Israel: Entry paper at Ben Gurion Airport
Israel: Exit paper at Ben Gurion Airport
Jamaica: old style stamp
Korea (South): entry stamp (issued in some airports and ports - not Incheon)
Korea (South): exit stamp (issued in some airports and ports)
Libya: visa issued in 1930, during the period of Italian colonialism
Libya: visa issued in 1998
Macau: individual Visit Permit issued by PRC (on Chinese Two-way Permit for Hong Kong and Macau)
Macau: former exit stamp
Malaysia: Old description in entry stamp of Malaysia
Malaysia: Sabah entry stamp from other regions of Malaysia
Malta: old style passport stamp from 1999
Mexico: Old style entry stamp of Mexico
Moldova: old style entry stamp from 2005
Moldova: old style exit stamp
Old style passport stamps from Nazi Germany and Romania, issued in a Hungarian passport in 1940
Nepal: visa on arrival, issued for free, granted to nationals of certain states
Netherlands: pre-Schengen visa, issued in 1988
Nicaragua: old style stamp
Norfolk Island old stamp used before Australia abolished its self-governing status in 2016
Northern Cyprus: visa on a sheet of paper
Old style entry stamp from Panama from 2015
Old style exit stamp from Panama
Poland: visa issued in 1990
Poland: old style exit stamp from 2002
Romania: transit visa issued in 1994
Romania: old style entry stamp from 2004
Saudi Arabia: old style entry stamp
Saudi Arabia: exit stamp in King Khalid International Airport, Riyadh
Slovakia: old style exit stamp from 2001
South Africa: old style entry stamp. This style is still current for road entry.
South Africa: old style exit stamp. This style is still current for road travel.
Sweden: visa issued in 1987
Sweden: old style exit stamp from 2007
Switzerland: visa issued in 1931
Tanzania:Old style visa of Tanzania
Thailand Old style visa of Thailand
Turkey old style entry stamp
Turkey: old style exit stamp
Turkey: stamp issued in passport for temporary import of a vehicle
United Kingdom stamp
United Kingdom exit stamp from 1989

Notes

Due to its landlocked condition, Andorra does not issue a separate passport stamp. However one is available upon request at the border.
Antarctica is a condominium, not requiring visas. There are no official entry/exit stamps but some souvenir shops on research bases or postal offices provide souvenir passport stamps.
Argentina requires citizens of some countries to pay a reciprocity fee before entering the country (pictured left).
Republic of Artsakh does not issue entry or exit stamps. A travel permit is issued additionally to a visa and will be taken on departure at the border points.
Exit is recorded in a field on entry stamp
Australia no longer issues entry and departure stamps as a matter of course, however stamps are available on request. Australia is using an electronic visa system, so there is no more labeling of a visa stamp in a passport.
The Bahamas does not issue exit stamps.
Bermuda abolished visas as of 2014 but still requires a multiple-entry visa from Canada, UK, or USA for some nationalities.
Though stamps are issued upon both arrival and departure, there are only minor differences. The first 3 numbers after the date are assigned to the various points of entry and exit. The next number indicates entry or exit, '1' for entry, '2' for exit. The four digit number along the right edge is the Federal Police agent that made the stamp.
Canada does not issue exit stamps. On Canada's border with the United States, stamps are issued only if requested.
Tourist card, which is not a visa, is always required for foreign citizens and nationals to obtain before entering Cuba, even when visa is required too.
El Salvador does not issue any stamps if coming from Honduras/Nicaragua/Guatemala due to C4-group regulations.
As flights have ceased from Greenland to countries outside the Schengen Area (with which Greenland maintains an open border), Greenland no longer issues passport stamps. Some souvenir shops, such as the one in Kulusuk airport, provide the same entry and exit stamps for free.
Guatemala uses many different stamps with various Mayan glyphs. But there is no difference in design between entry or exit stamps. Entry or exit is marked separately by border officials.
Honduras now places passports in a printer and prints the stamp rather than using a physical inked stamp.
As a special administrative region of the People's Republic of China, travelers entering Hong Kong will receive a different stamp than those entering mainland China. A Visa is issued to foreign passport holders only. An entry permit issued to mainland Chinese passport holders who apply in overseas or Macau but not in mainland China.
Since 2016, foreign passports are not being stamped while entering or leaving Iran.[2]
Since 15 January 2013, Israel no longer stamps foreign passports at Ben Gurion Airport, giving passengers a card instead that reads: "Since January 2013 a pilot scheme has been introduced whereby visitors are given an entry card instead of an entry stamp on arrival. You should keep this card with your passport until you leave. This is evidence of your legal entry into Israel and may be required, particularly at any crossing points into the Occupied Palestinian Territories." Passports are still (as of 22 June 2017) stamped at Erez when travelling into and out of Gaza. Also, passports are still stamped (as of 22 June 2017) at the Jordan Valley/Sheikh Hussein and Yitzhak Rabin/Arava land borders with Jordan.
The visa stamps and top visa pictured are normally issued for business or official visitors only. Most tourists are issued a tourist card, pictured in blue, that is not contained within a passport and is surrendered upon departure.
No entry/exit stamp but a letter shown in entry cell is given on arrival.
Passports containing stamps from Kosovo will have them "annulled" upon entry to Serbia. The entry stamp shown was annulled.
Liechtenstein does not issue tourist visas, therefore tourists have to apply for a visa of a different member of the Schengen Area.
Liechtenstein follows the same entry rules as Switzerland and a passport stamp is not required. However for a nominal fee one is available at the Tourist Center.
A Visa is issued to foreign passport holders only. An entry permit issued to mainland Chinese passport holders who apply in overseas or Hong Kong but not in mainland China. In mainland China, Chinese citizens must obtain a Two-way Permit with the endorsement for entering Macau.
Because of its relationship with France and the policy of open borders, Monaco does not issue a separate passport stamp. However a free one is available upon request at the tourist office.
Montserrat government currently only issues e-visas.
Nepal is one of the few countries that issues sticker stamps.
This stamp is issued for Australian citizens (if requested), under the Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement.
New Zealand does not issue exit stamps. New Zealand does not issue entry stamps for NZ/Australian citizens and Australian Permanent Residence (who receive NZ residence visa on arrival) even on request.
Nicaragua does not issue any exit stamps on exit to Honduras/El Salvador/Guatemala due to C4-group regulations.
All visitors to Niue are given a 30-day visa on arrival (marked by the entry stamp).
North Cyprus no longer issues stamps at the land border with the Republic of Cyprus, only at the ferry terminals of Kyrenia and Famagusta and at Ercan airport.
Due to its landlocked condition, San Marino visa policy follows the Italian one. San Marino does not issue regular passport stamps, and only issues souvenir stamps upon request at the visitors centre.
Serbian passports are stamped on exit only, while foreign passports are stamped on entry and exit (until 2018, foreign passports were stamped on entry only).
This style was formerly used for all forms of entry, but is now used only for entry by road.
New style airport entry stamp. A similar style will likely soon replace road entry stamps.
Transit stamp. No exit stamp is issued for transit visas.
South Ossetia does not stamp passports, this stamp was provided to the traveler after asking their Ministry of Immigration for the stamp.
Mainland Chinese residents who reside in Mainland China or overseas must apply an entry permit in advance. This kind of entry permit is different to the Taiwanese Visa (See Taiwan Entry Permit for Mainland China citizens in Gallery). Hong Kong permanent residents who hold a HKSAR passport and/or British National (Overseas) passport, and Macau permanent residents who hold a Macao Special Administrative Region passport may apply an entry permit online before entering Taiwan or apply one in major Taiwan's international airports for a fee while arriving. The National without household registration must apply an entry permit in order to enter Taiwan even when they have a Republic of China passport. Other aliens may apply a regular visa if they have to.
The United Kingdom has not been issuing exit stamps since 1998 when paper-based embarkation (‘exit’) controls for passengers were ended.[4]
The United States does not issue exit stamps.

References

John Noble/Michael Kohn/Danielle Systermans: Georgia, Armenia & Azerbaijan. Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd, 4th edition, 2012, ISBN 978-1-74179-403-8, p. 278.
"Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2015-07-17. Retrieved 2018-10-04.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

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[1] Due to its landlocked condition, Andorra does not issue a separate passport stamp. However one is available upon request at the border.

[2] Antarctica is a condominium, not requiring visas. There are no official entry/exit stamps but some souvenir shops on research bases or postal offices provide souvenir passport stamps.

[3] Argentina requires citizens of some countries to pay a reciprocity fee before entering the country (pictured left).

[5] Republic of Artsakh does not issue entry or exit stamps. A travel permit is issued additionally to a visa and will be taken on departure at the border points.

[6] Exit is recorded in a field on entry stamp

[7] Australia no longer issues entry and departure stamps as a matter of course, however stamps are available on request. Australia is using an electronic visa system, so there is no more labeling of a visa stamp in a passport.

[8] The Bahamas does not issue exit stamps.

[9] Bermuda abolished visas as of 2014 but still requires a multiple-entry visa from Canada, UK, or USA for some nationalities.

[10] Though stamps are issued upon both arrival and departure, there are only minor differences. The first 3 numbers after the date are assigned to the various points of entry and exit. The next number indicates entry or exit, '1' for entry, '2' for exit. The four digit number along the right edge is the Federal Police agent that made the stamp.

[11] Canada does not issue exit stamps. On Canada's border with the United States, stamps are issued only if requested.

[12] Tourist card, which is not a visa, is always required for foreign citizens and nationals to obtain before entering Cuba, even when visa is required too.

[13] El Salvador does not issue any stamps if coming from Honduras/Nicaragua/Guatemala due to C4-group regulations.

[14] As flights have ceased from Greenland to countries outside the Schengen Area (with which Greenland maintains an open border), Greenland no longer issues passport stamps. Some souvenir shops, such as the one in Kulusuk airport, provide the same entry and exit stamps for free.

[15] Guatemala uses many different stamps with various Mayan glyphs. But there is no difference in design between entry or exit stamps. Entry or exit is marked separately by border officials.

[16] Honduras now places passports in a printer and prints the stamp rather than using a physical inked stamp.

[17] As a special administrative region of the People's Republic of China, travelers entering Hong Kong will receive a different stamp than those entering mainland China. A Visa is issued to foreign passport holders only. An entry permit issued to mainland Chinese passport holders who apply in overseas or Macau but not in mainland China.

[19] Since 2016, foreign passports are not being stamped while entering or leaving Iran.[2]

[20] Since 15 January 2013, Israel no longer stamps foreign passports at Ben Gurion Airport, giving passengers a card instead that reads: "Since January 2013 a pilot scheme has been introduced whereby visitors are given an entry card instead of an entry stamp on arrival. You should keep this card with your passport until you leave. This is evidence of your legal entry into Israel and may be required, particularly at any crossing points into the Occupied Palestinian Territories." Passports are still (as of 22 June 2017) stamped at Erez when travelling into and out of Gaza. Also, passports are still stamped (as of 22 June 2017) at the Jordan Valley/Sheikh Hussein and Yitzhak Rabin/Arava land borders with Jordan.

[21] The visa stamps and top visa pictured are normally issued for business or official visitors only. Most tourists are issued a tourist card, pictured in blue, that is not contained within a passport and is surrendered upon departure.

[22] No entry/exit stamp but a letter shown in entry cell is given on arrival.

[23] Passports containing stamps from Kosovo will have them "annulled" upon entry to Serbia. The entry stamp shown was annulled.

[24] Liechtenstein does not issue tourist visas, therefore tourists have to apply for a visa of a different member of the Schengen Area.

[25] Liechtenstein follows the same entry rules as Switzerland and a passport stamp is not required. However for a nominal fee one is available at the Tourist Center.

[26] A Visa is issued to foreign passport holders only. An entry permit issued to mainland Chinese passport holders who apply in overseas or Hong Kong but not in mainland China. In mainland China, Chinese citizens must obtain a Two-way Permit with the endorsement for entering Macau.

[27] Because of its relationship with France and the policy of open borders, Monaco does not issue a separate passport stamp. However a free one is available upon request at the tourist office.

[28] Montserrat government currently only issues e-visas.

[29] Nepal is one of the few countries that issues sticker stamps.

[30] This stamp is issued for Australian citizens (if requested), under the Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement.

[31] New Zealand does not issue exit stamps. New Zealand does not issue entry stamps for NZ/Australian citizens and Australian Permanent Residence (who receive NZ residence visa on arrival) even on request.

[32] Nicaragua does not issue any exit stamps on exit to Honduras/El Salvador/Guatemala due to C4-group regulations.

[34] All visitors to Niue are given a 30-day visa on arrival (marked by the entry stamp).

[35] North Cyprus no longer issues stamps at the land border with the Republic of Cyprus, only at the ferry terminals of Kyrenia and Famagusta and at Ercan airport.

[36] Due to its landlocked condition, San Marino visa policy follows the Italian one. San Marino does not issue regular passport stamps, and only issues souvenir stamps upon request at the visitors centre.

[37] Serbian passports are stamped on exit only, while foreign passports are stamped on entry and exit (until 2018, foreign passports were stamped on entry only).

[38] This style was formerly used for all forms of entry, but is now used only for entry by road.

[39] New style airport entry stamp. A similar style will likely soon replace road entry stamps.

[40] Transit stamp. No exit stamp is issued for transit visas.

[41] South Ossetia does not stamp passports, this stamp was provided to the traveler after asking their Ministry of Immigration for the stamp.

[42] Mainland Chinese residents who reside in Mainland China or overseas must apply an entry permit in advance. This kind of entry permit is different to the Taiwanese Visa (See Taiwan Entry Permit for Mainland China citizens in Gallery). Hong Kong permanent residents who hold a HKSAR passport and/or British National (Overseas) passport, and Macau permanent residents who hold a Macao Special Administrative Region passport may apply an entry permit online before entering Taiwan or apply one in major Taiwan's international airports for a fee while arriving. The National without household registration must apply an entry permit in order to enter Taiwan even when they have a Republic of China passport. Other aliens may apply a regular visa if they have to.

[44] The United Kingdom has not been issuing exit stamps since 1998 when paper-based embarkation (‘exit’) controls for passengers were ended.[4]

[45] The United States does not issue exit stamps.

[4] John Noble/Michael Kohn/Danielle Systermans: Georgia, Armenia & Azerbaijan. Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd, 4th edition, 2012, ISBN 978-1-74179-403-8, p. 278.

[33] "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2015-07-17. Retrieved 2018-10-04.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)