Alfred Molon wrote:
> In article <1184366449.980322.108220@o61g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>,
> says...
>
> > However, if you were traveling overland, there is the problem of entry/
> > exit stamps. Israeli nationals are not allowed in Malaysia - what if
> > a Russian/Israeli dual national entered Thailand on the Israeli
> > passport, and attempted to cross into Malaysia on the Russian
> > passport, and the Malaysians ask to see his Thai exit stamp?
>
> Could that happen, i.e. do immigration authorities check the exit stamp?
In my experience, there is a fairly short list of countries that are
interested in anything other than whether your passport is valid to
enter that country, and it's always about the Israeli stamp issue.
I have never observed an immigration inspector to look for the exit
stamp from the previous country. As my passport is over 100 pages, I
think I'd notice. All they do is flip quickly through to find a blank
space and perhaps spot any deportation stamps.
Of course you must exit a country with the same passport you used to
enter it. But you can use any passport you want for the next country.
miguel
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