Canada generally does not stamp the passports of visitors arriving from visa-exempt countries, including the United States. Arrival records are primarily electronic, created through information provided during travel arrangements or at a... Read more »
A physical or digital mark placed in a valid travel document of a non-citizen by border control authorities signifies legal entry into a country. This serves as official documentation of permitted entry,... Read more »
An inked impression applied to a travel document by immigration officials signifies entry or exit from a country. This official mark typically includes the country’s name, port of entry, and date of... Read more »
A physical or digital endorsement within a travel document, issued by the United States government, authorizes a foreign citizen’s entry into the country. This authorization typically specifies the permitted duration of stay,... Read more »
A mark placed in a traveler’s official document by Jamaican immigration authorities serves as an official record of entry and exit. This record typically includes the date of arrival or departure, port... Read more »
The official entry and exit mark placed in traveler documentation by Dominican immigration officials serves as a record of one’s arrival and departure from the country. This inked impression typically includes the... Read more »