some jurisdictions do not. For instance, the United States and Canada do not implement exit controls at land borders and collect exit data on foreign nationals through airlines and through information sharing with neighbouring countries' entry border controls. These countries consequently don't issue exit stamps even to travellers who require stamps on entry. Similarly, Australia, Singapore and South Korea have eliminated exit stamps even though they continue to implement brief border control checks upon exit for most foreign nationals. In countries where there is no formal control by immigration officials of travel documents upon departure, exit information may be recorded by immigration authorities using the information provided to them by transport operators. No exit control: United States of America Canada Mexico (by air, but entrance declaration coupon is collected) Bahamas Ireland United Kingdom Formal exit control without passport stamping: Albania (Entry & Exit stamp may issued upon request) Australia (Exit stamp issued upon explicit request) China (Exit stamp issued upon request when using e-Gate) Costa Rica (only at Costa Rican airports; different entry and exit stamps are made at the border crossing with Panama) El Salvador Fiji Hong Kong (no entry or exit stamps are issued, instead landing slips are issued upon arrival only) Iran Israel (no entry or exit stamps are issued at Ben Gurion Airport, instead landing slips are issued upon arrival and departure) Japan (Exit stamp issued upon request & when not using e-Gate since July 2019) Macau (no entry or exit stamps are issued, instead landing slips are issued upon arrival only) New Zealand South Korea (since 1 November 2016) Philippines (only at Philippine Airports; At airports, red ink is applied for arrivals/entry while green is applied for departure/exit. As a general rule, passports of all travelers regardless of their nationality (including Philippine passport holders), need to be stamped at both entry and exit points. The attending officer also writes down the flight number and stamps the passenger's boarding pass upon departure with the same stamp that is used for departure different entry and exit stamp. The shape and/or designs of the stamps are changed every five to six years. Recently, Philippine passport holders may opt to arrive via E-gate, wherein a sticker will be printed and must be placed on the passport. The sticker contains name, passport number, flight number, terminal of arrival, and date of arrival and time. Panama (only at Panamanian airports; stamps