1. joland
   Member

   I'm planning a backpacking trip this year. I'm going to go to the US, and then parts of Central America, hopefully also including Cuba. If I went to Cuba, would I be allowed back into the US with a Cuban stamp in my pasport?

   I understand there are (or were) some problems in this area...

   Posted 2 years ago #

2. sertol
   Member

   That reminds me of when I visited the Soviet Union as a student ambassador (back when it was still the Soviet Union). They did the exact same thing. They gave you a travel document and stamped that, and then collected it when you left. You couldn't even keep it if you wanted to. No official proof of your visit at all.

   Posted 2 years ago #

3. karatuz
   Member

   The same sort of thing applies all over. No-one can resist the tourist dollar!!
   On a trip to from Southern Cyprus to Northern Cyprus, a small peice of stamped paper was put inside our passport, as a reciept of visa payment, then collected as you left - despite all the scaremongering the southern cyprus border gaurds did,
   Davy

   Posted 2 years ago #

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