I am quickly losing pages in passport. Stickers from Cambodia and Nepal can easily be removed, they are lightly glued stickers, some have stamps over the edges. Do you think i can remove these stickers?  It would be odd because the chronology would be off and some ink on the page.

2 hours ago, Don Chance said:

Do you think i can remove these stickers?

Do NOT, that's NOT, remove the stickers, doing so is "tampering" with your passport. Some immigration officers may not care but it's a potential route to "papers not in order" possibly years down the line.

 

For many years I had a loose Chinese visa in my passport attached using a paperclip. Immigration officers never used the (almost blank) page where it came from.

 

Your lucky your only travelling locally 

As mentioned may cause problems 

Also it may be damaging passport

In Auss I got pulled up for a page that was starting to rip due to wear at each end of the binder ( your only allowed 1 cm from edge of page ) & not allowed to put tape on (to try & stop the ripping ) as that is damaging the passport

Removing, or attempting to remove, these stickers may very well be considered by your government to be defacing your passport; which in many countries is a criminal offence!

 

If your passport is getting full, you'll need to apply for a new one. Citizens of many countries, such as the UK, who are regular international travellers can apply for a larger passport than the norm with more pages for visas, entry stamps etc.

5 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

Removing, or attempting to remove, these stickers may very well be considered by your government to be defacing your passport; which in many countries is a criminal offence!

 

 

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Agreed and it may well result in a person being stranded in a foreign place with an unusable passport.