How does passportstamp.com select its list of countries?

In order to remain politically neutral, we use the international standard list of countries. If you want to specify the regions visited, then you can use the visits details for each trip.



How do I create my personalized travel map?

Click on My Travel Record. At the bottom of the page is a drop-down menu where you can add the countries that you have visited, together with the dates you were there. When you press submit, that country will be colored in on your travel map.

How do I change my password / profile details

You can change your profile details by clicking here when you are signed in. You can also change your password and upload photos to your profile by clicking here.


Can I restrict who sees my travel profile?

You can change your privacy settings if you wish only your friends to see your profile. To do this, go to your user page, then click on 'Edit' then 'User Info'. There is then a box which you can tick to make your travel record only viewable by your friends. To add friends, click on the 'request friends' link on your friends' profile pages. And to invite friends, click here



How do I contact passporstamp.com?

Fill out the contact form here.

Problems with adding your travel map to your facebook profile?

Click here.

How do I print a copy of my map?

Downloading a SVG-enabled viewer such as Firefox allows you to see the map in full-screen resolution. As well as many other great features, SVG support is included in Firefox, so you don't need any other downloads.

Viewing the maps

Most of our maps are available in bitmap and vector form. The bitmap maps are in PNG format and should be viewable in any recent web browser (any maps that are currently not available in PNG will be converted soon!). The vector maps are in SVG format, which means they will scale in size nicely. There are a number of ways to view them in your web browser, including:
	Get Firefox If you are not yet using the Firefox browser, or are using an old version, you should upgrade to the latest version (at least version 1.5) which supports the SVG maps
	Safari/Other Browsers If you are using Internet Explorer or Apple's Safari, or any other browser, click the 'Download SVG Viewer' link on the left to download the plugin so that you can see the maps