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WHY a diplomatic passport?
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Your passport is stolen, you need to travel next week, and you do not have time to wait for the usual bureaucracy to issue a new passport.
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The passport that you hold means that you have to apply for a visa each time you travel to a regular destination, implying limitation and hassle.
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You have a key meeting to attend abroad, but your passport is expiring, and you may be refused entry into a foreign country.
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Equally, your present passport has to be renewed or extended more frequently than every 10 years.
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Your present passport could be renounced or cancelled by your Government or its authorized representatives at any time.
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Your current passport may implicate you for taxation on your worldwide income.
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Your passport subjects you to currency controls when traveling abroad.
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Your passport restricts your ability to invest in a certain country.
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The current passport interferes with your ability to borrow money from a country abroad.
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The held passport may be politically undesirable, thus causing you emotional distress at a foreign port of entry.
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Can give you a sense of freedom like virtually nothing else
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Your state is politically unstable.
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You want to change the address of your permanent residency.
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You want to insure your family against unforeseeable misfortunes.
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A war breaks out and you, by virtue of your passport, are on the wrong side of the fence…think back to the 1940s….
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Your current passport may obligate you to serve a ‘military service’.
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Your current passport implies:
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control and loss of personal freedom by the relevant government:
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makes you a target for terrorists.
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allows your Government to control, limit and register your traveling
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causes a negative attitude towards you when your current nationality is not ‘in vogue’
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Forces you and also your family members to serve in an army you may or may not support
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Limits your freedom of traveling
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