List of passports The following is a list of passports: By country or territory[edit] Those passports shown in italics are issued by states that lack widespread recognition. Common design passport groups[edit] By type[edit] Special passports[edit] Travel documents issued to non-nationals[edit] Gallery of contemporary ordinary passports of sovereign countries[edit] Africa[edit] North America[edit] South America[edit] Asia[edit] Oceania[edit] Europe[edit] Gallery of ordinary passports of non-sovereign jurisdictions[edit] Gallery of ordinary passports of partially recognized countries[edit] Gallery of passports of international organizations and sovereign subjects of the international law[edit] Gallery of contemporary diplomatic passports[edit] References[edit] External links[edit] Media related to Passports at Wikimedia Commons
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