Are there passports issued by unrecognized or partially recognized countries that are not easily accepted abroad?

Yes, passports issued by unrecognized or partially recognized countries may not be easily accepted abroad. Unrecognized or partially recognized countries are not members of the United Nations, and as such, their passports may not be recognized by some countries and may not be accepted as a valid form of identification.

Passports issued by unrecognized or partially recognized countries may also be subject to additional scrutiny and may require visas for travel. Some countries may also require travelers with passports issued by unrecognized or partially recognized countries to undergo additional security checks before they are allowed to enter.

It is important to check the entry requirements of the country you plan to visit before traveling with a passport issued by an unrecognized or partially recognized country. Some countries may require additional documentation or may not allow entry to travelers with certain types of passports.