World Passport - REAL OR NOT ?

Question

Has anyone ever used a world passport ?Does it really work ?Dont tell me to check the site out , i wanna hear personal experiences , if any .

Answer 1

dont bother with it

Answer 2

Sorry, no personal experience, but Slate.com did an article on it:

Can you really use a "world passport" for international travel?

Yes, but it depends on where you're going. According to the World Service Authority—the Washington-based organization that issues world passports—more than 150 countries have accepted the document at least once. Six more countries have provided the WSA with a formal letter of recognition of the world passport, most recently Tanzania in 1995. (The others to grant it official status are Burkina Faso, Ecuador, Mauritania, Togo, and Zambia. Two of those countries have since written to say they've changed their minds.)

It's still a crapshoot when you travel with nothing but a world passport. Your chances of success will likely depend on the whim (or ignorance) of the schlub working customs at your destination. With this in mind, the WSA doesn't guarantee that any country will accept the document, and it even offers a specific warning about countries where the passport "almost never" works: Canada, France, Germany, Switzerland, Great Britain, and the United States.*

Answer 3

First tell me if a world passport is useful to get you out of this world (into the next).

Answer 4

There is no such thing as a 'World Passport' It's a money making rip-off.

Answer 5

I've travelled to 30 countries and worked in 16 of them. I've never heard of anyone using one. I wouldn't risk using one or bothering to get one.

Answer 6

No, it is not real. Don't get stuck in a place like Zimbabwe with one.

Answer 7

It's Bullshit !!