Is it possible to reissue a passport so that no entry and exit records can be seen?

Or if there is any other way, please ask. Supplement: I was recommended by my employer. The employer said that I have not been to that country in five years. If the other party does not verify it, they should not be able to see it, right? Satisfactory answer. Ask friends enthusiastically. 2009-06-28 No. Your entry and exit records are on file with the country’s immigration department. If you conceal the truth, your visa will be refused. Supplement: The country’s embassy or consulate in China will also have your visa records. Generally, they will verify your application materials after accepting them. There is an item in your visa application form that requires you to answer that you have been to that country. Please don't deceive yourself. On the Ice's words: Thank you, I don't want to deceive, mainly because I am the only one who meets the other conditions, and the company doesn't want to waste it. It doesn’t matter if you go or not. 2009-07-07 Other answers (3) Green Peach Blossom Level 3 2009-06-27 No, the record of re-issuing the passport for entry and exit is still there! Supplement: There is a way, but it is very difficult. You have to find someone in the embassy who can clear your case, but the person who can clear your case will not be an ordinary person. Also, the level of difficulty depends on which country you go to. The level of difficulty varies from country to country.