A passport is a document issued by the state to a citizen to prove the citizen's nationality and identity, and a pass certificate for entering and exiting the country's borders and through international ports of various countries.

Passports usually contain a statement from the issuing country to all other countries or territories that the holder is a citizen of that country. And in the declaration, it will also request that the holder be allowed to transit, and at the same time have the treatment stipulated by international law.

Since 2014, in terms of freedom of travel, the German passport has always occupied the "world's first" throne, allowing you to travel freely to 177 countries or regions without a visa. U.S. passport holders can travel to 174 countries or regions visa-free.

How to Draw a Passport Step by Step

Step 1 Draw the back cover of this passport

Before drawing this passport, in addition to pen and paper, you also need to prepare a ruler.

Near the top of your paper, draw a straight line from the bottom left to the top right. Then draw a curved line at its right end towards the bottom right.

Draw a slightly longer curve above that curve. Then draw a short curve above this newly obtained curve.

Step 2 Draw the pages of this passport

Let's look at the line we drew in the first step. Draw a line from its left end to the upper right and add a curved line to the right end of this newly drawn line.

Again starting from the left end of the first straight line we drew, draw a straight line towards the upper right and draw a curved line at its right end.

Both straight lines should be below the first straight line we drew and should be slightly shorter.

Step 3 Draw the cover of this passport

As in the previous step, we will again start from the left end of the first straight line we drew and draw a straight line towards the upper right. It is the longest.

Draw a curved line from the right end of this straight line to the lower right and extend it downwards.

This way we have drawn the two edges of the cover of this passport.

Step 4 Draw the outline of the cover out

Let's look again at the left end of the first line we drew. Draw a straight line from it towards the bottom right.

This line is parallel to the right edge of the cover we drew in the previous step. It's obvious isn't it?

Finally connect the bottom ends of the left and right edges of this cover, and we get the outline of the cover of this passport.

Step 5 Add details on the cover of this passport

Let's look at the top left corner of the cover of this passport. Draw a line along the top edge of the cover. Then draw a line perpendicular to it from the left end of this line.

Then let's look at the lower left corner of the cover. To its left, draw a straight line along the left edge of the cover. Then draw a line perpendicular to it at the bottom end of this line, resulting in an "L" shape.

Add a curved line next to the "L" shape you just drew. Then draw a smooth curved line in the lower right corner of the cover as well.

Step 6 Add a word to the cover of this passport

In the sixth step of this tutorial on how to draw a passport, we are going to write the word "PASSPORT" on the cover.

In the upper part of the cover, write "PASSPORT" along the top edge. You need to center the text.

Note that all letters of the word are capitalized and they are about the same size.

Step 7 Draw the earth on the cover

Next, we will draw the earth, which means that this is a passport used to travel the world.

Below the word "PASSPORT" we already wrote, draw a perfect circle. You can do it with the help of a compass or a coin.

Outside this circle, add three curved lines along the outline of this circle.

Step 8 Complete the earth

We have drawn a circle for the earth in the previous step. Now we're going to add details to it.

You can refer to the illustration above to complete the earth, or you can find a reference image to draw the earth yourself.

What I'm trying to say is that you don't need to be precise when drawing the details of this earth, so you can take it easy.

Step 9 Color this passport

Congratulations! You have finished drawing this passport. Isn't it complicated to draw? You just need to follow the step-by-step illustrations we provide.

Next, of course, we are going to color this passport. Here we will choose three colors brown, green and blue.

Except for the earth part, you can change the color of this passport as you like, such as red, blue, black, etc.

Download the PDF

Maybe you want to download this drawing tutorial. Just click the link below and you can get the PDF on "How to Draw a Passport", it's free and printable. In addition to this, the pages of this PDF also contain a coloring page and the final passport.