Multiple Passport Travel

[Aidanmccarthy]

Hi,

Can anyone help me?

I have two passports and I'm entitled to a third. I am wondering if anyone knows about or has experience with the following example situation.

So for example, Brazil has a 90 day stay limit on a tourist visa. Could I enter on passport A, stay for 90 days then leave on the same passport before entering again on passport B and stay for a further 90. Then do the same again after the second 90 days etc.

Would this flag with the immigration officials?

Thanks in advance.

[Lucapooka]

The person is entitled to remain in a particular state for a given period rather than the passport. If you enter a state with one passport, remain for the maximum period, then leave and try to re-enter under another passport, you can't be admitted again as the same person. Most countries have passport scanners relayed to a database. If John Smith, DOB 26/3/1962, POB Rio de Janeiro, is already in the database as a Brazilian, this will automatically be pulled up if the same details later score a hit as a US citizen.

This is particularly relevant to Brazil. It's one of the most frequent questions on Brazilian Immigration forums. However, you can enter for 90 days and then make an extension for a futher 90 days. Beyond this you then have remain outside Brazil for six months until the annual cycle comes around to date you first entered.

[Punjab]

TMost countries have passport scanners relayed to a database. If John Smith, DOB 26/3/1962, POB Rio de Janeiro, is already in the database as a Brazilian, this will automatically be pulled up if the same details later score a hit as a US citizen.
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oh ayee its true my wife and I travelled to frence and IO scanned her ID card while coming in the uk. after 2 weeks we were again going same way but from belgium and this time my wife used her passport and they asked us purpose of our trip and stay in the UK and did we travel out-in recently.