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Identical twins switch Canadian passports at airport, receive backlash: ‘You can go to jail’

The viral video shows the identical twins switching their Canadian passports before the security check-in.

Identical twins switch passports (Image source: @evenouttiwns/Threads)

Popular identical twins Marko and Niko Martinovic grabbed eyeballs after they switched their Canadian passports during a security check-in at an airport. They filmed the scene capturing the security personnel’s reaction.

In a video shared by Marko on his Threads channel, the twins are seen standing in a queue for a security check. They switch their Canadian passports and successfully cross the checkpoint. Towards the end of the video, the security personnel identifies the twins. “You’re twins,” says the woman at the checkpoint.

“Switching passports with my twin brother,” Marko captioned the video. “We always wanted to see if this would work, and it did!” he said.

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Soon after the video came to light, several users slammed the popular twins. A user wrote, “When you guys get to Passport control where you are finger printed, you should try this out.” Criticising the twins, another user commented, “That’s illegal and not something that should be shown for clout.”

“Using somebody else’s passport is a felony in (to my knowledge) every country. Seems fun but it really isn’t. If they identify you you can actually go for jail for this,” a third user commented. “Might be helpful to blur employee faces out but otherwise great experiment,” another user wrote.

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