Stamp Translation

[caf445]

I have a stamp from Denmark in my passport which only has a date and name of the city is “Kobenhavn” which is Copenhagen. Do you think it would have to be translated?

 

[RJ2020]

I have a stamp from Denmark in my passport which only has a date and name of the city is “Kobenhavn” which is Copenhagen. Do you think it would have to be translated?

Is the stamp in English? If the stamp is in English, you don't need to translate it. Does it show whether it's and exit or entry?

 

[caf445]

Is the stamp in English? If the stamp is in English, you don't need to translate it. Does it show whether it's and exit or entry?

There is an arrow showing entry/exit, one line is the word “Kobenhavn”, and below that is a numeric date. Like only the city name Copenhagen is written in Danish: “Kobenhavn”.

 

[zhaopeiplane]

There is an arrow showing entry/exit, one line is the word “Kobenhavn”, and below that is a numeric date. Like only the city name Copenhagen is written in Danish: “Kobenhavn”.

Hello, I am in the same situation. I have a few stamps from European countries. Did you translate your Denmark stamp? Thanks a lot.

 

[ViktorKosenko]

Hey, did you translate your stamps? How did it work?

 

[abbas.pasha]

Hey, did you translate your stamps? How did it work?

as long entry and exit stamp has English text and dates are as per standard Georgian calendar you do not need to translate