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[@telloy9467]

Cool video! Went there in 2017 and quite liked the view

[@asd1000asd]

I need a sponsor for visit. I want to go to North Korea

[@sbssal9580]

Name of song,plz ?

[@m.m.m.4198]

What's he doing with his eyes? Looool

[@asd1000asd]

Who are you?

[@katelily7619]

I want to visit North Korea, but I think U.S. government does not allow this.

[@herodesees3767]

Depends. If you have a second passport or passport portfolio, you can visit the DPRK on your non-US passport

[@katelily7619]

@@herodesees3767 How do you get second passport (from non-US country)?

[@herodesees3767]

@@katelily7619 well there are a number of options. depends on how much money you have . One option is citizenship by investment, where you literally invest in a country in return for a passport. This is really only an option for the rich but you could buy a Dominican passport for maybe 100 thousand dollars, or a Bahamas one for 250 thousand or if you want to become an EU citizen 900 thousand for a Maltese passport.
More affordable options include citizenship by ancestry. If you have a family member such as a parent or grandparent who is/was a non-US citizen you can often get a second passport based off of that.
Last option is finding a country with relatively easy citizenship entry where you buy a property in the country and "live" there for a fes years until you earn the right to have their passport.

[@yuntorisisatsu]

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