A record of where you have been with us — a stamp for every country you have bought a plan for, a level that rises as you travel, and badges you collect along the way
It sits in your account at Travel Passport and fills itself in. Nothing has to be claimed and nothing expires.
What It Holds
- Country stamps — one for each destination you have travelled with
- A level, which rises with what you do rather than with what you spend
- A rank that follows the level: Nomad, Seeker, Roamer, Wayfarer, Vanguard, and Apex at the top
- Badges, from common to rare, some of them limited editions that are only available for a while
Apex is deliberately hard: it asks for every destination and every badge. Most people will not get there, which is the point of having it.
Do Badges Do Anything?
Some do. A badge can carry a reward — tDC credit in your wallet, a gift card, or a streak shield. Others are simply a record of something you did. What a badge gives, if anything, is shown on the badge itself.
The passport is a record of purchases with us, not of your travel. A trip you took on somebody else's plan leaves no stamp, and there is no way to add one by hand.
It needs an account. A guest purchase is a perfectly good way to buy an eSIM, but it leaves no stamp — see Do I Need an Account to Buy an eSIM?
