International passport issuance

There is no concept of an international passport, but there are world passports, one from the World Service Organization and the other from Gary? Davis founded a non-profit organization in 1948, citing the document published in the second paragraph of Article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. However, China does not recognize the legal effect of the world passport.

It is reported that the world passport has been gradually accepted by more than 50 countries, and Burkina Faso, Ecuador, Mauritania, Tanzania, Togo and Zambia have officially recognized the world passport in law. However, Burkina Faso withdrew its recognition of the world passport in 1992, and Zambia reportedly withdrew its recognition. The immigration departments of Canada, New Zealand, Switzerland and the United States also indicated that they did not recognize these documents because they were not issued by enough government agencies, so they did not meet the requirements of passports. The government of China indicated that it did not recognize the world passport, but it did obtain a valid visa to China.