A couple were left stunned after their nine-year-old daughter managed to pass through Turkish customs officers - with a passport identifying her as a UNICORN.
Emily Harris had taken a toy passport she had made for her toy unicorn, Lily, on holiday with her.
And when the family passed through customs at Antalya airport to start their one-week holiday, flustered mum Nicky accidentally handed over the toy's passport instead of Emily's.
But they were stunned when they later realised their mistake - and discovered passport officials had even STAMPED the unicorn's passport, granting it access to the country.
Nicky, 43, from Cwmbran, South Wales, said: "I didn't realise until I was putting the passports away. There was a moment of panic when I thought someone would come chasing after us, but nothing.
"The passport doesn't even look real - it's got gold teddy bears on the front and was a completely different size from mine and my husband, Allen's.
"The man even asked Emily how old she was, and she told him nine, before he stamped it."
It was only when they got outside that Nicky realised that instead of handing in Emily's passport, she had shown her daughter's Bear Factory passport for a Unicorn toy called Lily Harris.
"The picture ID wasn't even of Emily, it was of a pink unicorn.
"And to make it worse, the unicorn wasn't even on holiday with us.
"We saw the funny side, and laughed at the fact that the officer had even stamped the passport.
"But at the same time, it's a worry to any parent, how easy it would be to smuggle a child through customs and into another country."