Do the conjoined twins have separate passports or not?

Yes,they do.They have separate Passports(obviously they need to have both the passport's stamped when travelling.I am not sure about other nationality part though.Twins have almost all the legal rights as others do albeit with some precautions. read more

In fact, Abby and Brittany are one of the rarest set of dicephalic parapagus twins in the world meaning conjoined with separate heads and one body. There are many different kinds of conjoined twins, with Abby and Brittany making up 11 percent of those conjoined twins. read more

Best Answer: As above, they would be required to have one each as they are legally 2 seperate beings. I once saw a documentary where a pair of conjoined twins took they're driving test and they had to take it twice because even though each only had one arm and leg of 'their own' they had seperate brains. read more