- Yes, you were supposed to, but at least at land borders, they often don't give a damn. However, if you ask for it, I'm sure they would give it (I always use a Swedish ID card there, so don't have experience with this)
- Usually you'll be OK, because like I said many (most?) land border officials don't give a damn. If you do get a strict official, simply explain when you entered and that you did not get a stamp, and you will be fine (you might get an exit stamp even if having no entry stamp)
That said, airports inAs per the Balkans are usually stricter, so if flying out, keep as much documentation as possible proving your itineraryAlbanian law on border control (Article 16.2):
Nuk vendoset vulë në hyrje ose dalje në: dokumentet e udhëtimit të shtetasve të Republikës së Shqipërisë, të Bashkimit Europian, të Zonës Ekonomike Europiane, të Zvicrës, të Andorrës, të Monakos dhe të San Marinos
Finally, if your country has ID cards (what is your nationality?)Translated:
There are no stamps on entry and exit for: travel documents from the Republic of Albania, the European Union, the European Economic Area, Switzerland, Andorra, Monaco and San Marino.
So no, use that in the future to avoid havingas an EU citizen you weren't supposed to worry about this in the futurehave your passport stamped.
