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Three passports, wanting to enter a country which is visa free for one but not the others.
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As a proud citizen of New Zealand, Italy, and the United States, you have a world of travel opportunities ahead! However, navigating visa requirements can be tricky when one passport offers visa-free entry, while the others do not. Each country has its own policies regarding multiple nationalities, and understanding these nuances is essential. For destinations in Asia, like China and Malaysia, it’s important to note their varying attitudes towards different passports.
NZ/Italian/US citizen here. I'm planning some travel and have a few countries in mind. Some are visa free entry for one passport, but not the others. Will they care about multiple nationalities? Is it country by country? How do I entry and exit?
Looking at asian countries such as china/malaysia. They generally don't like the states but are okay with NZ/Italy
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