INTERNATIONAL LAW
Mobility for free minds
The Freeland Passport is an international document of the extraterritorial state of Freeland, with the same legal force as passports of territorial states.
Why is this necessary?
During geopolitical turmoil, national passports can restrict freedom or even endanger their holders. The Freeland extraterritorial passport provides a neutral, internationally valid document that secures mobility beyond politics.
Use it easily and safely
Become part of the virtual with Freeland Passport
Mobility without territorial ties
The document is not related to territorial state structures and obligations to them.
Resistance to restrictions
An alternative travel and ID document for situations where a regular passport can’t be used.
Familiar processes
Checks and verifications are structured according to the logic of standard document control.
Privacy by default
Minimum data for release and security; user-controlled personal data.
Digital twin
and status
A digital version available at any time with timestamps and renewal/cancellation status in terms of design.
Freeland Passport
(digital and physical)
A non-governmental document with a unique identifier and verifiable authenticity; not tied to any territory in terms of design.
Continuous
support
Guides on usage, loss/reissue, renewal, and basic compliance requirements.
Roadmap
to parity
Gradual releases towards parity with
standard passport scenarios and broader applicability.
Verification
and security
Secure issuance, revocation lists,
quick checks (QR/NFC), cryptographic proofs.
Privacy
control
Share only what is necessary. Data minimization,
secure storage, deletion upon request.
Who is it suitable for?
-
A backup option for the transport
document is required. -
Privacy and alternative identification
documents are important. -
Your basic passport
has limitations.
How it works?
Registration
For working with the office.
Payment — 500 USDT
Instant confirmation of receipt
Application
Short form, minimum data.
KYC verification
Passport issuance — up to 90 days.
Usage
Present where permitted; comply
with local regulations.
Renewal
Once every 20 years.
Answers to the most common questions
No. This is an extraterritorial international document. It is not issued by any country and does not grant citizenship.
No. A forgery implies there is an original. If you forged a Freeland passport, that would be a forgery. However, the Freeland passport is a real document that can be presented anywhere, and acceptance is determined by the verifying authority.
Acceptance is at the discretion of local authorities and organizations. There are no restrictions on experimentation, and using it does not violate any laws. However, Freeland provides no guarantees regarding where or when the passport will be accepted or rejected.
The Freeland passport may be useful in situations where your primary passport faces limitations, and it may reduce friction in some cases. However, it does not override existing government restrictions or legal requirements.
Yes, if required by law. The Freeland passport does not guarantee entry or residency rights.
Yes, owning and using the Freeland passport is completely legal. Acceptance or rejection depends on local laws and regulations.
Only what is necessary for issuance, security, and KYC compliance.
The passport is valid for 20 years. It is not automatically renewable. In the event of the citizen’s death, the passport is revoked.
In addition to the payment, you must install a hot or cold crypto wallet that supports the Polygon network (e.g., 1inch, MetaMask, Trust Wallet) on your computer or mobile device. After payment, an NFT token will be sent to your wallet. This wallet, now containing the token, is also used to log in to your account and complete the application.
You can purchase multiple tokens. Each token can be used by one person to apply for one passport. A person can hold up to two active Freeland passports at once. If a third passport is applied for, the first one will be revoked, and the second and third will remain valid. Unused tokens can be transferred to another person via the Polygon network.
No. Refunds are not offered after a token has been purchased, even if the passport has not been issued. However, you may resell the token at any price you choose. Once the token is minted via Freeland’s smart contract, the buyer becomes the new owner.