UN Diplomatic Visa On Benjamin Franklin Passport
United Nations Diplomatic Visa On Benjamin Franklin Passport
A collector friend from the USA has sent in this interesting United Nations visa which was issued on a “Ben Franklin” passport (issued only 1993-1994) by the U.S. State Dept., to commemorate the 200th birthday of the U.S. Foreign Service. The stamps are for a non-governmental American on temporary assignment for the Secretary-General of the United Nations. Thank you very much for sharing this, A.S.
The green colored Benjamin Franklin passport was issued only from April 1993 to March 1994 to commemorate 200 years of the foreign service. According to statistics of the foreign office this type was issued 4.2 million times. And even the numbers are much higher compared to the 1976 commemorative blue 200 years America edition, the green passport type is rarer to spot.
A United Nations visa is only granted if the passport holder has an official letter of the United Nations stating the position and the purpose of visit.
United Nations Diplomatic Visa On Benjamin Franklin Passport
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