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"comment": "Created page with \"== The Universal Border Crossing Checklist == Use this step-by-step list to ensure you don't miss a critical stamp or document. Most land borders follow this \"linear\" sequence. === Phase 1: Exiting Country A === * [ ] '''Immigration:''' Get your passport stamped with the '''Exit Stamp'''. Verify the date is correct. * [ ] '''Customs (Vehicle):''' Get your Temporary Import Permit (TIP) or Carnet de Passages stamped/cancelled for exit. ** ''Note: If you miss this, you m...\""
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