The World's Hardest Travel Visas to Get ($3,000?)
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One of the biggest challenges of visiting every country in the world is GETTING VISAS.
Yes, even as a U.S. passport holder (one of the strongest in the world), I'm still spening countless hours, days, weeks, and months of my life figuring out how to get approval to visit dozens of countries.
In today's video, find out which are the 5 hardest visas I've had to get around the world (watch until the end to find out which one cost me $3,000 USD!!!)
Which visas have you found to be the hardest to get? Every passport has different requirements for every country (and they often change), so I'd love to hear some of your struggles!
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Plot twist: The country he's from is the hardest visa to get
🤣 yes
Depends on where you're from. Tourists from a number of countries are allowed to enter quite easily, if the border agent doesn't behave like an ass.
@@blarfroer8066 Yeah, only european countries..and perhaps..australia...rest of the world gets screwed...
USA? It is relatively easy to get. Plus, many countries have no-visa agreements with USA already.
@@andrescetina582 haha, that is not true at all. USA is not what it used to be.
The title should be: world hardest visas for americans.
alfreferraro too right!
No, just: The hardest visas for americans
Ditto
So it's the political factor after all
If you are subscribed you probably know that drew is American and is speaking from his perspective
I'm sorry, but I expoloded in laughter when you said you had to write down all the countries you visited in the past 5 years 😂
whoever replies with L likes furries
@@ibrahimdevx L
@@ibrahimdevx L
@@ibrahimdevx got em!!
Sammmme 😂😂😂😂
As a Nepali citizen, the most difficult and expensive visa was to the Netherlands. I needed visa to defend my PhD after four years of working at a Dutch university. I was in Mexico, my options were either to go to Delhi or US (I had valid US residency). Took me three weeks and more than 2500 Euros with all the flights and expenses (I crashed with family in the US). My application was 70 pages long and it was a rather stressful and humiliating process. Never again. Luckily, the PhD project paid for this, which I am thankful for. If a Dutch person wants to come to Nepal, they get visa on arrival for less than 50 Euros. Let’s talk inequalities!
It's because of development. Nepal get tons of visitors from tourists while netherlands are there for education.
Sorry to hear, hope you succeeded in defending your PhD. groetjes
70 pages?? What did you have to write about??
waaaaah 70 page? so you basically have to write a mini book?
As a dutch guy, thats crazy to hear
Nobody: ...
Drew: top 5 visas that are difficult to get!
Baderkhan: top 160 visas that are difficult to get
Lol, this one is good.
Bederkhan's hardest visa to get is probably the fucking USA.
Was Baderkhan the friendly Iranian man visiting many countries?
!? Iraquian but yeah other than that minor mistake, you’re right
Oof Bloof it is not called iraquian it is called Arab they Arab i just think so
Glad we didn’t make the list. It’s not hard once you book a tour with one of the approved groups
Hi son
Hi shorty teddy
Lmao
Kim Jong-un hi Rocketman 😊
LMAO
I’ve been to Iran 6 times as an independent traveler (no organized tour!) and once to Syria -
Visas weren’t hard to get at all, but that’s because I’m Australian, not American!
Brits, Americans & Canadians can only visit Iran (I have!) as part of an organised tour with a registered tour guide. All other nationalities can go there as an independent traveller!
@@biteycat I claimed a Nigerian passport through my grandmother mainly so I could enter Iran as an independent traveller
How did you find Syria? Which city did you go to?
im iranian , iran is super secure and cheap to get
visa is also free
but not for americans , america is the evil by goverment see
Right...
As an Indonesian passport holder, I find it difficult to obtain a visa from a foreign country. But despite the visa difficulties, I was lucky. So far, I have visited 55 countries.
have you been to Serbia
Wow thats impressive. Im a US citizen yet ive only been to 2 countries
The hardest is the American Visa .
Oh.
Why?
Thank 9/11 for that.
Ha! So true .
For french its easy visa 3 month
My poor country Uganda 🇺🇬, is a visa free country. It welcomes everyone. Whether you are a rebel, or a normal person, u just enter the country any how. But when it comes to us Ugandans, all the other countries visas are hard for us to get.
I’m sorry for that. It is sad that we can’t even enjoy our earth 😭. I know how you feel.
@RED RED 😃😃😃
Hum you need a visa to enter uganda in most cases.. it is not a visa free country!
@@nicolashatier5641 you said, "in most cases." hahahaha did you find any hard times in getting a Ugandan visa? did you regret the time wasted while applying for a Ugandan visa? Hahahaha I guess your answer is a NO!😅😅😅
@Dan K Chinese and Indians are the Ugandan nationals. And us the real nationals (Ugandans) we are the foreigners in our own country! What a pity!!!!
The first time I applied for a US tourist visa, I was rejected. Undeterred, I re-applied and over the course of many years eventually became a US citizen; so never give up on visa issues.
Probably because you were from UK or Australia. It's easy to become US Citizen if you were from a developed country.
@@vishaln9419 Sorry, but I have to disagree with what you said. It is absolutely not easy to become a US citizen if you are from a developed country. I'm from the UK and it took many years for me and was difficult every step of the way. Also, the steps I had to take were exactly the same as for someone from any other country in the world. The US citizenship rules are such that it makes no difference whether you are from the UK or anywhere else. You either qualify or you don't and your previous citizenship is irrelevant. I think you were confusing getting citizenship with getting a tourist visa; in that case, it's much easier if you are from a developed country.
@Kore VFX Yes, it’s called a TN1 Visa. You can usually get a job in the USA thanks to nafta with a Canadian citizen only TN Visa for the USA.
@@voodooguy2 me crying cuz im indian
Why would you want US citizenship if you are from UK?
I hold a Colombian passport, so no, I don't feel related, I get denied to so many countries, and the times I've traveled they always question me, and its happened three times already that officers ask me to follow them to an office where I've had to wait for an hour or so to question me in regards of my visit to their country :) so much fun...
Which countries?
Nobody, nobody at all.
Drew: my 5 hardest visas to get.
Afghanistan's: my 165 hardest visas to get
Nobody
Me: cries in Afghanistan
That's rude I'm Afghan please don't disrespect my country
@@callumhudsonodi9571
He is not disrespecting it
He means for us Afghans it's hard to get visas
Which is true
Subway Surf Try that is because you guys blow up everything
*Afghanistinanis
me as a Nepali : 155 hardest country to visit
Ayo same goes for Bangladesh.
Same with Pakistan
Lmao
Same with Pakistan 😓
Switzerland is great
I can tell you that for me (German passport) the hardest visa to get was for the US, because I had been to Iran the year prior. Ironically, the 2 visa are right next to each other in my kids passports! 😂
Why did you go to Iran?
@@fariborza.e.7755 Because it’s a beautiful country, great culture, good food and lovely people!
@@janalbrecht2365 thanks :)
You do not need a visa to enter the US as a German national, as a tourist that is. However, if you apply for any other sort of visa (e.g. for the purpose of employment, etc.) those are usually always difficult to obtain. No matter the country.
@@robbyh.8165 you need an ESTA, which is basically a cheaper version of a visa. and you have answer so many random questions. So if you have been to Iran before, then I can only imagine its a nightmare getting the ESTA.
His business outfit🤣😂😂😂 Made my day! Love how Drew will play the part to get into the country
I am a Bangladeshi citizen who has been to 50+ countries. What you described for 4/5 countries was my experience with almost every Visa I had to get 😂. Honduras was the most interesting one as they hadn't issued tourist visas in a while (I was in the Los Angeles consulate) and I had to go to their embassy on 6 different days and spend 20-30 hours total at the embassy waiting room, often working from my laptop in there hahaha. Very nice people but very disorganized embassy
Love you brother
Nadir vhai rocks ❤️
Because you are from Bangladesh.
Our government is a mess. Thanks for visiting Honduras!
Nadir vai ❣️
The hardest visas to get:
US
UK
EU
Thank you for coming to my ted talk
(Edit: I live in a developing country which is why these are hard to get)
nah canadian visa is harder than schengen visa for sure
@Gabriel Henrique aqui o que nos fode não é o passaporte e sim o câmbio
Uk ain’t hard to get. My parents were immigrants and were still given a Uk passport.
depends on your passport. i’m a finn so i can get to all of them visa free.
I dont even need a passport to go to the EU countries or the UK😂
As a Sri Lankan, I’ve been to 29 countries and the hardest one to get was Mongolian. Even though I was living in Russia I had to go to Moscow 5 times ( it was 500+ km from where I live ) because they were asking for an invitation letter with the foreign minister’s approval stamp. I had to contact a travel agent and convinced him to go to the foreign ministry by himself to get the stamp on the invitation letter. The first time we didn’t know, the second time it was closed third time approved but without the seal etc. so I had to travel frequently from Moscow to Kursk to get updates because they never answered my phone calls nor emails. Cost me so much but finally got it and went to Ulaanbaatar via trans-Siberian train! Yeah, it was amazing ♥️
I’m very impressed how respectful u speak about all these challenges
Immmm as an afghan let me see what is the hardest visa to get ?
EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
Not Indian alot of Afghans live in India who left or in some cases escaped because of the Talibans they say they feel safe here I have neighbours from Afghanistan we call Afghans as Kabuliwala because of long history of trade and Rabindranath Tagore's poem Kabuliwala and little mini. There are alot of neighbourhoods in different parts of India like Mini Afghanistan in Delhi , the Khan kothis in kolkata etc these places are given specially to Afghans to get them a feeling of home. Afghans have a special place in India and Indians heart.
As an Italian who loves freedom and hates war, I prefer an Afghan tourist in my country rather than an American.
@Qtspd90 it doesn't matter who roles who as long as the ruler gives the people their rights
@@Guguyus Americans materialize everything, they don't want anyone to be free as long as they get profit
@Qtspd90 past stays in the past, people should learn from the past and try to plan for what is coming, I always wonder about the people who brag about their past, your ancestry did what they did, now what did you do to brag about?
Im only at 21 "easy" countries, cant imagine how hard some countries might get...
Edit:
Thanks so much for the love! 🙏🏻
Tip for Libya: Try to dress up as an oil consultant and sneak in by claiming you're there for business. I tried it and 11/10 would go to jail again.
@@theactivecoconut6077 i'm from Tunisia. We don't need to have a visa to go to libya.
kkk kidney weird flex but okay
@@fluff5 wow, you guys tunisians are the only exception.
kkk kidney why do Algerians need a fucking visa to visit Libya? Lol
getting visas and crossing borders is the most stressful thing about travelling. good to know which visas are the trickiest to get. We'll have to keep this in mind when planning our travels.
I’m from Bulgaria and I’ve applied so times for American and Chinese visa. You’re so impressive to go to so many countries and apply to so many visas at all those countries. Great video.
I’m surprised North Korea wasn’t on the list.
I to suprised
North korean visa is very simple. You have to go on a tour so tour company do it all for you.
Because They had mentioned “hard to get" not “Never to get".😂🤣
He said in another video that he went to North Korea before the travel ban. I think he only had to book a tour, but I could be wrong about that. There is another girl that has traveled to every country in the world, and she went after the travel ban. Her channel is called Lexie Limitless. North Korea is probably the hardest country now that the travel ban exists.
It's very easy to get North Korea visa in China, just find a travel agency then they will prepare everything. I went to North Korea in 2018, it only cost 500$ for a 4 days trip including visa transportation hotel everything
Going to those countries is much easier when you're not American or British. I had no problem traveling to Venezuela.
probably because of your name tbh.The Venezuelan government will find anyone with an american name as a threat because they might be an undercover journalists.
that’s assuming you have an US passport, which i think it’s like the only country that requires a visa to get in
@@rebecaprieto3406 nah Canadians also need visas. In fact only 66 countries can enter Venezuela visa free. Most are Latin American, European or Japan. Everyone else needs a visa
I’m Canadian so I think I’d be easy ;-;
I have a UK passport so idk man
Thank you for fair information about countries and people .
Congratulations on your amazing and inspiring travels!
Im from Iran and my hardest visas to get is UK and US, and its soooo expensive
ISRAEL
what about germany ?
@@mahdiabbas4986 Yeah I would like to know that too
Mahdi Abbas Germany is easy to get
I'm from Singapore
As for a Czech citizen, Iranian visa was the easiest ever to get 😂 You literally come to the embassy, smile, pay 50 €, the friendliest staff in the world smiles back and you're leaving with your visa. Love that country ♥️
That fr? I am Czech also and never knew...I guess I am going to visit Iran xD
Really?
We have pretty easy visa almost everywhere. I guess Nigeria is struggle
@@pavelhosek2755 Jop , aj slováci to maju super ezy. Stačí požiadať online alebo zbehnuť do viedne a vybavené na počkanie
Of you visit Iran you can't visit the U.S with no visa. you will not be applicable for the visa waiver program.
I finished watching this video with smile, because I understand how frustrated it is to get a visa, and I haven't got many.
So good on you and thanks for sharing this to us.
love your diplomacy bro...the most difficult countries and pain in the ass to get visas yet say it was awesome..good promo for future😆..thx for sharing.
American: I was really nervous I wasn't going to get it
African: Hold my beer
LOL
the amount of visa rejections we get haha, but can't be compared to the Afghans they have it hard.
Afghans: welcome to the clubhouse
Colombia: BRUH
I'd like to interview some people from Afghanistan or Iran or Lybia and ask them how much does it take to get a European or American visa. I'm reading only the application to come to Italy (my country) can cost 4000€ . And the % of success is around 0.
The hardest visa to get in my own experience: USA. Belive me, you can meet the requirements and dont get the visa
This was very informative.. thanks for sharing
I will openly say that the two easiest countries for me as an American to enter and visit, were Canada 🇨🇦, and the UAE 🇦🇪. Both of these countries I enjoyed visiting very much.
“I have to hide my profession as a journalist.” -says the guy who has millions of subscribers on RUclips.
They may not know who he is
They may not have RUclips
Don’t forget earth’s population is billions.
Not really a journalist is he
Millions of subscribers on RUclips isn't worldwide fame. It's not even very high levels of fame in today's world. There are literally tens of thousands of channels with more than a million subs in 2021 and I don't even know a fraction of them.
Been waiting 3 years for my parents visa to visit me in the United States as I am a citizen. That's hard
shit, thats crazy, where are they from?
Where r your parents from ?
I’m sorry 😢 the trump Muslim ban?
@@amazingabby25 no, there is nothing to be sorry about
Ouch. Hope we sort that out SOON. Respects and best wishes to your parents.
Great, keep traveling. Best of luck
I respect these kind of dudes. Not everyone has the endurance to visit this many places for us to se, respect
i have never left Canada and this man saw the whole world, i need my passport
😅 same here never left my country
danm im dual tho so i have both Canadian and Norwegian passports;Lucky me I guess
@@hood_avatar380 adopt me already
@@muhammadkabirajuji9225 lete get the paperwork done
I have respect for drew for saying e-ran, instead of i-RaN.
He could have even said Persia!
I-ran to persia
as a Turkish, I read this like: " İraan, the second one is A-yran " which is the traditional drink of Turkey.
@@benjaminflash1108 it is eeraan.
Not eran it's eerun
"Kudos to the fearless explorer behind 'The World's Hardest Travel Visas to Get' video! Your dedication to uncovering the most challenging visa processes around the globe is truly admirable. Your informative and insightful content provides aspiring travelers with invaluable knowledge and prepares them for the hurdles they may encounter. We applaud your efforts to shed light on these visa complexities and empower adventure seekers to embark on their dream journeys. Keep up the fantastic work, and continue inspiring us with your captivating travel tales!"
When I went to Venezuela I just literally walked across the border. How times have changed.
This man infiltrated so many countries
Fun Fact: The Japanese passport is actually the strongest in the world.
and Singaporeans
Singapore is king actually!
Why?
Well, it was Singapore.. but due to covid19, now Japan wins by slight difference
@@LailyFNoor The rona don't play I see.
Nz passport is the most powerful passport in the world for visa free entry! Love your work! Keep going bruh
How brave you are to walk into the embassies just like that while you were recording.
Hardest for whom though? To an African, almost every country is hardest to us!
True 😂😂😂
True
Nah brother. If you're Haitian, you can only get a visa to visit hell. And that's because Haiti is hell's waiting room.
You don't need a passport the enter Europe loolol
@@randomwalker2134 hhahaahhaaa
Hardest visas to get as an Afghan : The whole countries in the world😣😂
but not pakistan ... u might b having a pakistani ID card lol
Sulaiman siddiqui Yeah. 😂
Sulaiman siddiqui Yeah. 😂
@@usmanali7222 😂😂😂😂
Sulaiman siddiqui sorry man😂😂
This is a great topic. I’m keen to see more of your experience in Syria
Great idea for a video. Love it man
Syria!!! I got stuck at the border for 14 hours until someone finally just told me to pay them $5 and they'd give it to me.
Drew's biggest Challenges
Being an American
Being a Jew
Being a journalist
how is being an American a challenge? He literally said it's one of the strongest passports, it would be much harder for him if he wasn't American.
@@triflomastera4882 As he said in the video Americans (along with Brits and Canadians) need a tour guide to visit Iran whereas for most other nationalities is not necessary. In addition Venezuelan and Eritrean visas are not as hard to get for most non-Americans.
Likewise while Jordanians have a fairly weak passport, they can enter Libya visa-free.
@@MegaBallPowerBall Americans only have difficulties visiting 10 or so countries. While nationalities like Pakistan, have difficulties getting nearly any visa even if that person just wants to go on a trip.
Tri Flomastera and everyone hates us
Mohamed K chill
The anxiety of getting my French student visa was anxious for sure ! It went through thank God, but I was so sick with anxiety that I puked in the toilet upon arrival when I got there.
Congrats for the good job 👍
My hardest visa was the US visa but in the end I got it for 10 Years!
Nice man congratulations!
Can you tell me how you get it
@alijawad well u have to just keep applying till u get it! U need solid proof that you are returning to your home after travel and not run away there.
how to get visa to live in poland guys?
As a Libyan... I am not sure if this is a good thing of a bad thing.. Obviously the country is quite a mess and everything is flipped upside down. I really hope this changes in the future and give people the opportunity to visit my country. Thank you for visiting, I am sad to see that you didn't have a perfect time, but I hope apart from the mess, that you met kind and hospitable people.
Salam from indo, so sorry for you bro. Wish everything get better there
@@rachealkayuganda9814 be strong and never lose hope ❤
when I saw you Libyans going after Gadafi, I knew you were going after your own doom.
@@dennysugardo9398 it's ok dear.
❤️
To get US visa for us mexicans you need to schedule an appointment on a US embassy, appointments are at least a 1.5 year waiting line, you need to fill a lot of paperwork and when you are at the appointment, they ask a lot of questions which I could say like theres an 80% chance it will be denied for no reason and you will need to wait another 1.5 years to make another appointment
Great information!
Imagine Drew declares himself to have visited every country in the world and then randomly some small one like Sealand gets UN recognition
It would most likely be kosovo or somaliland
or Scotland 😅
It's going to be Bougainville, there was a succesful referendum a few months ago
@@alexvstn: Unfortunately, the referendum was non-binding. It still depends on the Papua New Guinean government if independence is to be granted to Bougainville. Considering the rich mineral deposits in the island, PNG will most likely strike a resource sharing deal with Bougainville first.
Drew Binsky : I plan to visit every country in the world
Me watches every video and still doesn't even have a passport😭😭😭
Same story
@@raghavpuri1000 wow. Respect
I am from Ireland and I have never been to any country except Isle of Man (UK) which is only few hours away by ship.
@@pinklady7184 you haven’t been to Northern Ireland?
Tyler Parker I have few times been to Northern Ireland and used British currency up there. I have forgotten about Northern Ireland. Thanks for reminder.
I am just now remembering a true story about a criminal who has illegally built his home on a border. When police come to arrest him at his home, he simply outsmarts them by running into any room that is on the other side of border. He tells Garda that he can't be arrested on Northern Irish soil. When police from North Ireland arrives at his home, he'd be in another room on Republican Irish soil.
That was really interesting!
I took a tour of several Mediterranean countries two years ago. Morocco, Tunisia, and Egypt were all a breeze to get visas for (I think they were all on-arrival). Algeria's visa process was annoying, but I thought I would give it a try. Libya was damned-near impossible, so I've just given up on ever visiting.
(Oh, and being the lazy man I am, I gave up on Algeria, too.)
Let's begin the conversation with what the US has done to these countries...
Ok go ahead. What has American done to these countries?
@@emocool007 yeah 😔😔
@@emocool007 American democracy? No one is trying to bring democracy to the m.e. except for Israel. The only country in the m.e that allows people of all religions to serve in it's government. And it's an ally of the U.S. don't want the U.S in your neighborhood, stop trying to destroy Israel, stop supporting terrorism, grow up, come out of the stone age, stop thinking you can destroy anyone who refuses to be like you, & the U.S will leave you alone.
@@porkchopspapi5757 stop killing innocent muslims in the name of terrorism while ur america was the one who funded for isis first
@@jeffreymerit6346 stop stcking ur foot in the place where u are not needed
I'm from Venezuela. And I wasn't surprised that it was difficult to get our visa, as it's so difficult to do anything in the country... You'll find out soon. Good luck 🤗
It's just absurd that you have to go to the other side of the world and then painfully wait for the idiot chavista ambassador to approve your Visa to them go back the the continent and then go to Venezuela
@@vincenzorutigliano5435 hahahaha everything in the country is absurd as fuck
Why is this so absurd?
@@vbvigneshbala socialism makes EVERYTHING absurd
Robert Requena bro it’s not that hard to sneak into places like Los Roques through curaçao or Bonaire 😂😂😂
Awesome video to see.
184 countries visa free or visa on arrival. WOW! I knew my US passport was good but never knew it was that good. Thank you for the info & great video.
As a German I was like, you need Visas to visit other countries? Such videos are always a reminder how lucky I got with the country I was born in.
You still need visa for certain countries.
For Eritrea, Libya, and Syria, German citizens need a visa, and for Iran you need a visa on arrival
yarrr your passport is slightly more powerful than ours!
Russia as well.
Dude you need visa for China for example
Just remember to not doing it while riding tanks. JK
Interesting to see how the concept of visas will (or won't) change in the future. Many countries will probably continue to impose heavy restrictions on travelers in the coming months (years?).
Great video once again Drew, thanks.
I’m a U.S citizen living in Poland so it’s a tad easier to get an Iranian visa here lol. But seriously, great video! It’s the first time I’ve seen your channel.
Great video!
Drew: America has the strongest passports!
Singapore: hold my passport
Hes said it's one of the strongest passports not it's the strongest.
I wouldn't let someone hold my passport. Unsafe bruh XD
"one of.."
Japan:you think so
Sr thats wrong, Check passport index, UAE has strongest, then its Germany, Spain and UK then it’s Japan, South Korea Singapore and France
And I spent $3000 just to get rejected by the UK 🤣
Nothing interesting in UK anyhow
But 3k is too much.
That sucks!!! 😟😟😱
Where you from?
imagine spending $3000 to visit UK
Me as a Filipino: 120+ countries hardest to visit. 😂
For me as an Iranian getting visa for Italy was so hard it tooks lots of paperworks and four months.
Ive been living vicariously through Drew Binsky for like 6 months !🤣🤣 .. feels like ive been everywhere❗
Personal funny story about Iranian visa (German PP): I was with my gf on holidays in Cyprus and decided spontaneously to continue to Iran for one more week. So I was flying to Tehran and realized arriving at the airport as the only one tourist, that it might not have been the smartest idea. A guy from the same plane saw my confusion and asked me what's up. Told him I got no visa and no clue how to enter the country right now. He grabbed me by my arm and pulled me to the next counter. "Sign this, make a picture here, pay over there". And boom: 30 minutes later I had this amazing visa in my PP. Best week ever! Delicious food! Kindest people!
Its very easy, they just want the Euros and not the hated Dollar.
That's the perspective of Europe dude. We are much more linked to the Muslim world politically as opposed to our American brothers and sisters.
Imagine how hard it is for an Iranian to visit Germany. Not fair.
@@iranmaster Very easy: Just say the magic word "Asyl"
@@iranmaster I'm a german and I totally agree with you. Don't call it justice! My co-worker is Iranian and will be deported because asylum was rejected. Despite he's working and has no criminal record at all and the nicest guy I've ever met. People who say that it's easy to get into Germany and stay there have no idea.
Really interesting albeit nerve wracking experiences! I was half-surprised that Yemen didn’t make it to the top 5.
I am pretty happy with my Dutch passport. 4th power rank comparing to the US at 19.
Funny how he is saying journey to get a visa is painful after having American passport. For Indians its like welcome to my boat
and i thought that my ukrainian passport is bad because we can't travel to usa without a visa
@@tsenavi7389 Aah US makes it difficult for everyone, I d want to visit Ukraine some day
@@tsenavi7389 you should calm down. Afghanistan passport entered the chat 😂
@P M Yeah and thats what I am saying
@@basitrashidi7407 Liked this :D
Drew: you need to be in a group tour to enter Iran
Some czech youtubers: *allow us to introduce ourselfs*
Yeah he was talking on perspective of American passport holders.
If u hold Indian passport, getting into Iran and Venezuela is super easy.
And a czech passport!?! I think..
@@CreatorPolar I think overall having an EU passport makes it easy
@@CreatorPolar you'll get visa on arrival with a Czech passport
andiooop it’s still hard to go to Iran with an EU passport. Russia too.
Wonderful content
hi sir drew you are awesome you visited all beautiful country's how i wish i could be like you. also travel in deferent places continue inspiring thanks.
All the countries has I thing in common, USA is their great enemy 😂
Sad but true
Is it obvious?
If they want to visit America,they'll have same rpoblems!
That's why it's hard to get a visa 😂
Jan Den Hartogh I like the fact that you used Roman numeral for 1
Enemy of the Venezuelan government? yes. Enemy of venezuelan people? no, quite the apposite :)
Wow such a great video man! I really want to visit Iran!
Yes az bby much 💘 from a fellow Arizonan
As someone who's never left Canada, I just applied for my first visa. It was only a few days ago, so I don't know if I'm approved, but it's for permanent residency in Japan. It was definitely an intimidating process. Just entering the consul feels like you're walking into a foreign country as it is. Spent a couple hours there with my wife as she helped with the Japanese portions, and have an intimidating interview with the boss guy. Crossing my fingers to get in 🤞 I admire you immense amount of travel. Thanks for the great video :)
Japan is the sweetest 💙💙 as long as all documents are provided.
How did you apply? And why go from Canada to Japan?
@@ragashankarFirst I had to apply for a certificate of eligibility, which is handled in Japan itself. It was a 10ish page form. After acceptance, they send it back, than I bring it to the embassy and filled out another form of a couple pages, and in 3 days they sent back my passport with a visa sticker. And my wife's parents wanted help back home with their family business
@@FrankieHiltz Thank you for the info :)
this 5 counters you mentioned is the easiest for me
all of them without visa for Jordanian passport holder
ZaCk BrUcE yes I have both Jordanian and American passport
@@salehbanihani6503 exactly brother i have British and Jordanian passport either thing is libya the only country in the world can go through is jordanian citizenship thats it without visa
I have a Jordanian and syrian passport so I know how you feel.
@@qu666a1 you can't have dual arabic citizenship my friend jordan never allow it so this is a lie i think u just got a Syrian passport i have traveled half of the world my friend and you can check out my youtube channel ...
Well you did know that going into Drew's video, you know he's american
It's enlightening watching your videos. I enjoy them a lot! Good work Drew!
DREW! I just discovered you. I LOVE YOUR WORK! I told Everybody at my work about you. They all already love your channel! We are bartenders at Zinc at sky harbor airport in Phoenix! Come say hi Brother!
I got into Venezuela easily on a Canadian passport. Visa on arrival. Didn't feel safe though the people were very nice.
5. Iran
4. Eritrea ( Africa)
3. SYRIA
2. VENEZUELA
1. LIBYA
Ashish Kumar U didn’t have to ruin the video smh no one cares
Ashish Kumar Nobody asked, and you probably just ruined the video for a lot of people
Is there another Eritrea?
Eritrea (Mars)
(Is it bad I actually scrolled to find this comment)
I kinda knew Venezuela was going to be in this top 😅🇻🇪
I'm Venezuelan :D
@jmat444 Yeah, mafia.
Hola!
Nice country! ❤️❤️
I think USA visa is the hardest
Same
I'm surprised that Bhutan didn't make the list that country is so secluded and likes to keep that way.
I'm Turkish. Before the civil war, folks in Southern Anatolia, especially Hatay Province, would go back and forth into Syria on a daily basis. Syrians very often went to Hatay to shop, and there was quite a good relationship between the Syrians and the folks down in Hatay. I almost can't believe it's been a decade since the war first began.
Something to make the quarantine more interesting!
I visited Libya for free as Emirates Cabin crew. The perks of being a flight attendant. 😊✈️🛫🎁
What your height?
@@ChrisFarem 7 feet 3 why
@@babygoku9896 i wish to become a cabin crew
Emirates cabin crew you must get paid a lot since it's Emirates
Hillary Clinton: Coffee, tea or assassination?
Absolutely love your videos! But how did you fund this escapade, it must be very expensive 😮
I can imagine how frustrating it can be to get all those visas. For me as a Swedish citizen Venezuela is visa-free and Iran welcomes me with a visa upon arrival.
Good job with your visa applications :-)
Argentina same