Handling multiple passports (of the same country)
Hello everyone (but mainly Germans),
as you might know, under special conditions it's legal to have two German passports. Can anybody share their knowledge on how to handle those in case of overland travel?
I'm trying to figure out where the best place is to switch between them. If I switch after exiting A and before entering B, the border guard might ask me where the exit stamp of A is. If I switch inside a country, before exiting it, they might ask where my entry stamp is.
The problem is that as long as I'm not in the EU, there's basically a "chain of stamps", since the stamps also include which border checkpoint I crossed.
I was told in Kazakhstan it's illegal to have two passports and one would get confiscated.
I was told in Russia you can ask them to put the stamp in one passport even if the visa is in the other passport.
Does anybody know:
- where is it illegal to bring multiple passports?
- where is it legal?
- which countries don't like each other so I should switch between them? (China/Türkiye; Israel/Saudi Arabia)
Thank you in advance for taking your time to read and answer
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