Do you own a passport?
Update:
I understand that distance can make overseas holidays difficult and expensive for Australians but the cost of flights have rapidly decreased in the last couple of decades. I always imagined Australians being more worldly than Americans but perhaps they aren't.
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Country owns you...
Yes--I have already toured 20 countries.
No , I live in England , IF Britain exits Europe and Scotland wants to stay in Europe I might need to have one, should I want to go to Scotland for a Holiday. I have no interest in going to Europe ( France, Spain, Germany, The Netherlands, Portugal or further) and I've no intention to Fly anywhere.
yep its just another useless paper now Im never going overseas again. Of the overseas places I went to they were all shitholes full of peasants. Not the sort of thing I want to see while on holiday, I don't want some aids ridden whore hassling me for money and I don't want to see the slums of Detroit. Australia is much better for holidays
no but it is on the way.
My passport states quite clearly "This passport remains the property of the Australian Government" so, no, I don't own it.
A trip from Sydney to Byron Bay is about 650km (in a straight line), From London, the same distance will get you to Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, France or Ireland. You don't need a passport for Byron Bay, you do need one for other countries.
A couple
No one owns their passport
Yuppa
Yep