Gemini on Question 17, Sep 13

Based on the original James Bond novels written by Ian Fleming, James Bond's passport number is never stated.

While Fleming was famous for his meticulous attention to detail regarding Bond’s life—extensively chronicling his preferred brands of cigarettes, his exact physical features, his firearms, and his favorite drinks—he never assigned Bond a specific passport number in the text of the books.

We do know from the novels that Bond often traveled on a diplomatic passport (and occasionally used aliases with forged passports provided by MI6, such as "Peter Franks" or "Sir Hilary Bray"), but a specific bureaucratic number is never provided. Even in the highly detailed SMERSH assassination dossier on Bond in Chapter 4 of From Russia, with Love, his passport number is absent.

However, passport numbers do appear in the film franchise as prop trivia:

• •In the film Casino Royale (2006), Daniel Craig’s Bond is issued a passport clearly showing the number 95018522. (As an Easter egg, the first four digits, 9501, represent nothing specific, but the last four, 8522, actually correspond to the date Daniel Craig was born: March 2, 1968, though formatted differently).
• •In the very first film, Dr. No (1962), Sean Connery's Bond is briefly seen holding a passport with the number 449615.

But as far as the original Fleming literary canon goes, his passport number remains a mystery.