Uniquely Designed coolest Passports in the world
Uniquely Designed coolest Passports in the world.
What if passports could also be considered works of art in their own right? They reveal the varied landscapes and historic landmarks that make each destination unique. Some people think of passports as nothing more than legal documents.
Norway
Could this be the world’s most elegant passport? The new Norwegian passport design features a minimalist and visually soothing cover with gold embossed Norway’s coat of arms. The Norwegian government issued the first batch of these passports on October 19, 2020. In comparison to other passport designs, Norway’s official travel document features pastel colors in bright red, turquoise, and white for regular passports, diplomatic passports, and emergency passports.
Under ultraviolet lights, these pages come to life with vivid holographic images of the night skies and the Northern Lights. Flipping the pages of Norway’s passport, you can see illustrations that depict sweeping landscapes of fjords, mountains, lakes, forests, and rivers.
Finland
The burgundy red passport of Finland combines the best of Scandinavian design with innovative thinking and creativity. One of the best things to greet travelers admiring their passport stamps is a moose strutting through the pages. In 2019, the country was recognized as a top wildlife travel destination.
Sweden
Sweden’s passport is one of the coolest passports in the world. Outfitted with a new look in 2012, Sweden’s passport features artworks of the country’s iconic landmarks and neighborhoods. Scandinavians seem to have all their grounds covered when it comes to passport strength and innovative designs.
Canada
The Royal Coat of Arms is embossed on Canada’s navy blue passport. For its travel freedom, it has been dubbed the world’s fourth most powerful passport. Under UV light, hidden illustrations reveal technicolor hues. Maple leaves, historical figures, ships at sea, spectacular fireworks in Ottawa, and, of course, the Niagara Falls are among these.
Switzerland
According to the Henley Passport Index 2020, Switzerland has the world’s seventh most powerful passport. The Swiss passport reflects the country’s linguistic diversity by being written in the country’s four official languages. The passport design in Switzerland is just as durable and efficient as the Swiss watches.
Belgium
In January 2022, the newly redesigned Belgian passport was released, and it left us speechless! With a gilded crest and an embossed shape of the country, the burgundy cover stays true to tradition, but the pages take a more playful approach. The interior had previously featured famous landmarks.
However, it has now been replaced with illustrations of characters from well-known Belgian comic strips — for example, Tintin and the Smurfs! After all, the country is known for its thriving comics scene, which has spanned decades.
Australia
Australia is the first country to use 3M™ Color Floating Image technology in their passports. Images of kangaroos appear to float off the page when the pages are tilted at a certain angle and viewed under UV light. The Commonwealth Coat of Arms is emblazoned in the center of Australia’s blue passport.
Slovenia
We can’t help but fix our eyes on the design of Slovenia’s crest, which consists of a shield with three six-pointed stars over Mount Triglav, the highest mountain in Slovenia. Like many passports in Europe, the Slovenian passport comes with a burgundy cover. On the other hand, it also takes a page from the Finnish passport by appearing like a flipbook. Underneath the depiction of this mountain, two curved lines represent the rivers that run throughout the country.
Lebanon
Cedar trees have great historical significance in Lebanon, where ancient cedar forests once thrived in abundance across Mount Lebanon. A cedar tree is the centrepiece of the Lebanese passport, which comes in navy blue to mimic the colour of the Mediterranean Sea. Inside, the pages reveal illustrations of historical landmarks such as Beirut Forest, Sidon Castle, Hasbaya Shehabi Citadel, and more. The Lebanese Directorate General of General Security issued new biometric Lebanese passports on 1 August 2016.
Japan
You wouldn’t be the first to wonder why the chrysanthemum, rather than the cherry blossom, is Japan’s passport flower of choice — a bare-faced cover with no national coat of arms and only a gold-colored flower on a red background. There is no national coat of arms for Japan; instead, it has a gold-colored flower on a red background. Autumn, harvest, nobility, and the Japanese nation as a whole are all represented by the chrysanthemum flower.
United Kingdom
The United Kingdom has one of the most powerful passports in the world, allowing British citizens visa-free travel to 187 countries by 2021. The British passport highlights the country’s best-known attractions, including the London Eye, Shakespeare’s Globe, and the Houses of Parliament. The post-Brexit passport retains the traditional blue cover, which was phased out in 1988 when the UK switched to burgundy passports to match the rest of the EU. The British passport features attractions such as the London Eye, Shakespeare’s Globe, the Houses of Parliament, and even the London Underground, in addition to the royal coat of arms on the front cover.
Philippines
The Philippines’ e-passport design is another example of how a passport can reflect a country’s identity and cultural heritage. The passport’s first page features a striking illustration of the Philippine eagle, with illustrations of national symbols, cultural landmarks, and lyrics from the national anthem Lupang Hinirang on the following pages.
Indonesia
Indonesia is known as the Emerald of the Equator
with its vast number of flora and fauna that make it a biodiversity hotspot. More than half of Indonesia’s species are still unrecorded, according to local experts. While most countries showcase famous landmarks, Indonesia places the spotlight on the natural wonders and wildlife; from the crater lakes of Mount Kelimutu, to the fierce Komodo dragon.
New Zealand
The New Zealand passport is one of the most beautiful passports in the world.
Notice the silver ferns along the side of the passport? They’re a tree fern species that can only be found in New Zealand and are a symbol of strength and endurance.
With these daring strides in graphic design, the coolest passports of the world know how to tell a story about their countries. Which of these passport designs caught your eye today?
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