đPassport Control EmojiUnicode: 1F6C2
Symbol for passport checks.
Released in The đ emoji was introduced in Unicode 7.0 in 2014 as part of the transport and map symbols, enhancing representations of travel infrastructure.
Meaning and Interpretation
The đ emoji depicts a passport control booth, commonly found at airports, seaports, and land borders. It signifies the official process where travelers must present identification documents like passports for verification. This emoji is associated with international travel, immigration procedures, security screenings, and customs declarations. It often highlights the bureaucratic aspects of crossing borders, evoking feelings of anticipation, anxiety, or routine for frequent travelers. Beyond literal use, it can metaphorically represent entry into new experiences or regulatory hurdles in life.
Symbolism
- Border security and national safety measures
- The formalities and regulations of international journeys
- Government authority and compliance in global mobility
Common Usage Scenarios
- Discussing travel plans, such as airport experiences or visa processes
- Sharing stories about immigration challenges during trips
- Advising friends on border crossings or travel preparations
Usage Examples in Conversation
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use đ in travel-related chats to add context and visual appeal, but avoid overusing it.
- Be mindful of cultural sensitivities, as border controls can be a touchy subject in political discussions.
- Combine đ with other emojis like âī¸ for clarity, and ensure it's relevant to avoid confusion.
Related Emojis
Globe Showing Europe-Africa
Indicates global travel and the broader context of international borders.
Small Airplane
For domestic or short-haul flights that may still require passport verification.