If CIR/DA passes. Where to travel if? - Page 4
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Originally Posted by Tonyhasadream
Lmao you sound like are you talking about NARNIA
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sooo much! hahahahaha XD
I wouldn't go anywhere I'm not dying to travel abroad.
I guess the fam. would go to Mexico and if it's safe then I guess I'd tag along...other than that....no real interest at the moment.
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Originally Posted by Tonyhasadream
Lmao you sound like are you talking about NARNIA
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Dude, you guys are tripping.
You do not need a visa to every country. It highly depends on your country of citizenship and its relationship with other nations. Having a Brazilian passport I could travel to a lot of different places without requiring a visa. Some countries don't even require a passport (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_re...ilian_citizens)
As a Mexican citizen you can visit 127 countries without a visa (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_re...xican_citizens)
Not true. First of all, if you are a PR you don't get an American passport so you are still subject to visa requirements from your country of origin (except of course when entering the US). Also, Americans need to obtain visas in order to go to many countries, just like anyone else. I think the U.S. ranks 5th or 7th places in countries with the most travel freedom. I believe Denmark is #1. I know several Americans who got stuck at the airport in Brazil because they arrived without a visa (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_re...ates_nationals)
With that said, as soon as I get some sort of legal status that grants me ability to travel I am hitting the road with just a backpack and traveling for as long as they allow me to be out of the country. Not that Im eager to leave here or anything but I have the heart of a traveler and I want to see as much of this world as I possibly can. First step will be to see the rest of Polynesia, Australia, NZ and Southeast Asia but only after visiting my family in Brazil (and wouldnt it be nice if that happened by June 2014 so I could be there for our world cup!!! A girl can dream
You do not need a visa to every country. It highly depends on your country of citizenship and its relationship with other nations. Having a Brazilian passport I could travel to a lot of different places without requiring a visa. Some countries don't even require a passport (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_re...ilian_citizens)
As a Mexican citizen you can visit 127 countries without a visa (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_re...xican_citizens)
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Originally Posted by Happyman0607
If you have U.S. PR or citizenship... You can travel almost anywhere without a visa.. Except Russia and china (don't know who the hell would want to visit those foresaken places to be honest but ok Russia lol)
That's why a U.S. passport is so desirable.. It's hands down the best you could have cause you can do whatever the hell you want lol Oh forgot to mention, I don't think you could go to Cuba but you could just use your country of origins passport assuming you get dual citizenship |
With that said, as soon as I get some sort of legal status that grants me ability to travel I am hitting the road with just a backpack and traveling for as long as they allow me to be out of the country. Not that Im eager to leave here or anything but I have the heart of a traveler and I want to see as much of this world as I possibly can. First step will be to see the rest of Polynesia, Australia, NZ and Southeast Asia but only after visiting my family in Brazil (and wouldnt it be nice if that happened by June 2014 so I could be there for our world cup!!! A girl can dream
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Originally Posted by JTSnow
First I would go to Jamaica because that's where my family from. I have an updated Jamaican passport that I got last year that doesn't expire till 2020 and I can use that to travel to any caribbean island I want from there. After that I would like to go to Toronto to visit my brothers, my niece and nephew. Then London to visit other family members and see the sites. There are a bunch more places I would like to go but those three places are the top of my list.
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My first stop would be Jamaica with the family. After that, England, Australia, and then Spain. The last one is for my little brothers who are huge Real Madrid fans. Hopefully, we'll go during football season and I can take them to see a game.
I'm also interested in visiting Thailand, South Korea and New Zealand. Once legislation passes, I plan on using my passport as much as possible.
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Originally Posted by YouMaySayImADreamer
Dude, you guys are tripping.
You do not need a visa to every country. It highly depends on your country of citizenship and its relationship with other nations. Having a Brazilian passport I could travel to a lot of different places without requiring a visa. Some countries don't even require a passport (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_re...ilian_citizens) As a Mexican citizen you can visit 127 countries without a visa (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_re...xican_citizens) Not true. First of all, if you are a PR you don't get an American passport so you are still subject to visa requirements from your country of origin (except of course when entering the US). Also, Americans need to obtain visas in order to go to many countries, just like anyone else. I think the U.S. ranks 5th or 7th places in countries with the most travel freedom. I believe Denmark is #1. I know several Americans who got stuck at the airport in Brazil because they arrived without a visa (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_re...ates_nationals) With that said, as soon as I get some sort of legal status that grants me ability to travel I am hitting the road with just a backpack and traveling for as long as they allow me to be out of the country. Not that Im eager to leave here or anything but I have the heart of a traveler and I want to see as much of this world as I possibly can. First step will be to see the rest of Polynesia, Australia, NZ and Southeast Asia but only after visiting my family in Brazil (and wouldnt it be nice if that happened by June 2014 so I could be there for our world cup!!! A girl can dream |
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Originally Posted by freshh.
Hi there! Fellow Jamaican here.
My first stop would be Jamaica with the family. After that, England, Australia, and then Spain. The last one is for my little brothers who are huge Real Madrid fans. Hopefully, we'll go during football season and I can take them to see a game. I'm also interested in visiting Thailand, South Korea and New Zealand. Once legislation passes, I plan on using my passport as much as possible. |
Yeah Spain is one of my destinations too but after I go to my top three. Also I want to go to Italy, Japan, South Korea and Fiji. That's a whole lot of saving I got to do.
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