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Passport

$40.00

Cover Design:

The diplomatic passport of the Principality of Zakistan is distinguished by its deep Bordeaux red color, symbolizing the nation’s rich heritage and diplomatic prestige. The front cover is embossed with the national seal of Zakistan in a metallic gold hue. The seal features a majestic olive tree, representing peace and prosperity, encircled by the national motto, “Unity, Honor, Progress,” inscribed in the three official languages of Zakistan: Zakistani, English, and French.

Interior Front Page: Upon opening the passport, the interior front page showcases an intricate design of the symbolic olive tree, set against a subtly patterned background that combines elements of traditional Zakistani art and modern aesthetics. This page also contains a unique passport number printed with holographic ink that changes color when viewed from different angles, enhancing security.

Main Photo and Information Page: The main photo page of the passport includes the holder’s photograph, personal details, and various high-security features to prevent forgery. Key elements include:

• Holographic Overlay: A transparent film embedded with holographic symbols of Zakistan’s national icons, including the olive tree, a dove, and a laurel wreath.
• Infrared Ink: Invisible under normal light but visible under infrared light, used for printing the passport holder’s name and other sensitive information.
• Tactile Laser Engraving: The passport holder’s details are also laser engraved, providing a tactile element that is difficult to replicate.
• Microtext: Small, intricate text that is only readable under magnification, featuring excerpts from Zakistan’s constitution and national poems.
• Edge Seals: Laser-engraved edge seals on the photo page ensure the integrity of the document and make it evident if any tampering occurs.

Visa Pages: The passport contains numerous visa pages, each featuring a distinct national symbol of Zakistan, showcasing the country’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Pages 12-13 are particularly notable for their depiction of the stunning Oakwood Castle, an iconic historical landmark. The image of Oakwood Castle is printed using a combination of traditional and modern techniques, including:

• Watermark: The castle image is integrated into the page as a multi-tone watermark, visible when held up to light.
• UV Reactive Ink: Elements of the castle and surrounding landscape glow under UV light, revealing hidden details and enhancing security.
• Embossing: The Oakwood Castle is subtly embossed, providing a tactile feel and adding another layer of security.
• Intaglio Printing: This technique is used for printing the national symbols on each visa page, giving a rich texture and raised feel to the designs.

Additional Security Features:

• Biometric Chip: Embedded within the passport’s back cover, this chip securely stores the holder’s biometric data, ensuring swift and accurate identification at border controls.
• Rainbow Printing: The gradient technique used in printing makes it difficult to reproduce the pages accurately using conventional methods.
• Optical Variable Ink: This ink changes color when viewed from different angles and is used for the national emblem and certain texts within the passport.
• Threading: Security threads woven into the pages contain microtext and are visible only under certain light conditions, adding another layer of counterfeit protection.

The Zakistan diplomatic passport is a testament to the nation’s commitment to security, heritage, and technological advancement. It not only serves as a travel document but also as a symbol of national pride and identity for Zakistani diplomats and dignitaries worldwide.