I invented new type of management – free passport space management. It involves a number of stages:
- Stressing out about failure to persuade the immigration officer to stamp passport on a certain page
- Choosing strategically a smiling immigration officer
- Smiling intensively and asking in the sweetest voice NOT to stamp a blank page
- Stressing out even more when the officer shuffles hopelessly through the passport
- Standing on toes to see what's going on behind the counter
- Hear the "execution", i.e. passport being stamped
- Check eagerly the passport. Upon success, booking another trip immediately. Upon failure, rethink the next 4 months in Asia.
At this point of time I have 2 blank pages in my passport. I need one page for Thailand for visa-on-arrival and the second for non-persuaded immigration officer. So far I managed with my new management science to get a single entry visa-sticker to Indonesia on a used page and two entry/exit stamps to Malaysia on used passport pages. It is getting harder by an hour. Ideally I will save my extra space for Indonesia or Vietnam or Cambodia in the summer break.
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