Passports

wrote:

I didn't know there were so many countries down south... here's a list
of all the countries (thanks to About.com)

you forgot France (yep)

--Sylvain

In article .com,
"Ol Shy & Bashful" wrote:

Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.

one here.

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate

Europe, Canada, Mexico. Wouldn't be without it, since my military ID no
longer seems to be sufficient.

Bob Gardner


Bob Gardner

"Ol Shy & Bashful" wrote in message
oups.com...
Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.
Pilots being the more adventurous types, I'm curious.
As noted before, I've traveled extensively outside the USA and have had
probably 6 or more passports that ran out of time but I have a current
one good for a few more years.
Anyone???
Cheers

I've got 2 current ones. One Canadian (I just became a citizen) and
one Dutch. The reason for getting Canadian citizenship is because I
can't easily fly inot the US with a Dutch passport... hence I had to
take a very *difficult* written test (note sarcasm) to become a
Canadian.

-dr

"Ol Shy & Bashful" wrote in message
oups.com...
Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.

Germany, Czech (?) Republic, less than a year after it went "free,"
Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, France, England, Canada, Bahamas, Bermuda.

I always keep a current passport, as you never know when you might want to
go somewhere. g
--
Jim in NC

On Wed, 17 May 2006 20:39:37 -0400, "Morgans"
wrote:
I always keep a current passport, as you never know when you might want to
go somewhere.

I always keep a loaded gun, a couple thousand rounds of ammo, some
cash, and my plane full of fuel... You never know when you might
*need* to go somewhere (i.e. somewhere other than where you currently
are)...

In article , says...



"Ol Shy & Bashful" wrote in message
roups.com...
Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.

Germany, Czech (?) Republic, less than a year after it went "free,"
Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, France, England, Canada, Bahamas, Bermuda.

I always keep a current passport, as you never know when you might want to
go somewhere. g
--
Jim in NC



US passport (my third), Canada, France (where I currently live), Jamaica,
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Czekoslovakia
(before it went free), Italy, Spain, Greece, Luxembourg, Monaco, Portugal,
UK, Japan, South Korea, China, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia,
Oman,the Vatacan!

Have also worked in almost all these countries - save China, Jamaica and the
Vatacan!

GF

In article , says...




US passport (my third), Canada, France (where I currently live), Jamaica,
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Czekoslovakia
(before it went free), Italy, Spain, Greece, Luxembourg, Monaco, Portugal,
UK, Japan, South Korea, China, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia,
Oman,the Vatacan!

Have also worked in almost all these countries - save China, Jamaica and the
Vatacan!


Forgot to mention Indonesia and Macao - didnt' list Hong Kong, because it
belongs to China, even if they make it feel like you're going to a different
country, and Puerto Rico, which I consider as belonging to the US. Probably
still forgetting some.

GF

"Morgans" wrote

Germany, Czech (?) Republic, less than a year after it went "free,"
Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, France, England, Canada, Bahamas, Bermuda.

Oh, and I forgot Ecuador. I can't believe I forgot that.

Flying into Quito was a real eye-opener. While there, my family and I also
spent a week in the rain forest, far away from civilization. It will have
to go down as a high point in my life.
--
Jim in NC

Current passport, which I keep with an FAA Form 8060 "ICAO card"
"Ol Shy & Bashful" wrote in message
oups.com...
Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.
Pilots being the more adventurous types, I'm curious.
As noted before, I've traveled extensively outside the USA and have had
probably 6 or more passports that ran out of time but I have a current
one good for a few more years.
Anyone???
Cheers