Stuck At The Airport Because His Child’s Passport Was Graffiti

A 4-year-old Chinese boy has added a beard, hair and many doodles on his father's passport, causing the whole family to be stuck at the airport while traveling to Korea. Chinese men shared on social pages recently attracted a lot of attention. In the photo, this man's passport is full of doodles and funny shapes, which, according to sharing, is the "work" of his 4-year-old son. Father has a new, unrecognizable appearance, with his long jagged hair and fluffy beard. This happened when the boy's family was on a trip to Korea, making the father unable to cross the airport gate and return home as planned

. "I pray this won't happen to me", " What will you do when that happens to you? "," Will you punish your child? ", Many viewers commented. But most of them could not help but laugh when they saw a lovely passport shared online. Fortunately, the Chinese Embassy in Korea provided enough documents for the father to get the passport new.



The above problem you can have at any time when traveling with children. The following notes about the use and preservation of passports when traveling abroad can help you avoid the situation of half-hearted and laughable situations: - Passports should be covered with specialized items made of thick plastic or leather skin. They both work against water and protect children from writing and drawing on passports. Passport in multiple copies and keep a copy (or scanned copy) in case you need it. Keeping this copy is as important as the original. If you have an electronic copy, make sure it is encrypted in the file on an encrypted drive. In case of loss of your passport overseas, report it immediately to the competent authority of the country At home and overseas embassies and consulates, when returning home, they must immediately report to the passport authorities.



The scrawled father's passport plate is shared. Photo: yourjewishnews.

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