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This is very misleading. The majority of these examples are not countries who are specifically anti USA. They're just countries with very strict entry requirements and/or political instability. As someone from the UK, I'd have just as many problems getting into them as someone from the USA
This. With the exception of India and to some extent Russia, these countries are very hard to get in with a tourist visa. Several of these countries have no tourist visas available, and it isn't limited to the US, but Europe and Canada as well. In fact, with a Cuban passport, Russia is one of the only visa-free countries while most of the other countries, including the European Union requires a visa. While Singapore remains the most powerful passport, even allowing tourists to go to Cuba, even that will still require a visa to North Korea, Venezuela, and several Middle East and African countries.
I've visited Cuba twice and it is fantastic! I saw a few American tourists and tons of European and Canadian tourists. I agree with Bhutan limiting the amount of tourist entries to protect their culture.
I went to Cuba as well and it was fine. This video is wrong. It also says you can’t convert USD to cash in Cuba and yes indeed you Can I did it… I’m also going to Venezuela next month
I completely disagree with Bhutan. I agree it isn't easy to get into Bhutan for any foreigner because of the limit set for visitors to protect their nature, but that does not translate "NOT" welcome. Bhutanese people are very friendly and it is a safe country
@@deadbeatSad Agreed! I've know this for decades, and it isn't just Americans! I would love to go for religious study myself, but I know how few people are allowed in so the country stays nice without tourists making a mess of things!
By all accounts Bhutan is a wonderful place and you will have a wonderful time there. They just limit the amount of tourists that can visit to help preserve what makes the place so wonderful.
This video ignores salient facts regarding U.S. foreign policy and the havoc it has wreaked in some of these countries.Afghanistan was occupied by the United States for twenty years,until the U.S. government had had enough (like the Soviet Union before them).Yemen is in dire condition because of the brutal policies of the Saudi regime,attacking the Houthi rebels.The USA is a supporter of Saudi Arabia in its inhumane military operations in Yemen.Cuba has suffered under a sixty year economic blockade engineered by the U.S. government.I could go on,but suffice it to say,people in various countries across the world have good reason to have a low opinion of Americans and the United States government.People in the USA need to wake up and stop having such a narcissistic,xenophobic and ahistorical view of the world.WatchMojo,like so many other media operations,leaves out a lot of crucial facts and allows Americans to bask in our smug,unquestioning ignorance.
We Americans are not ignorant. We know we are hated not because of what we do but who we are. We are not responsible for bad governments and bad cultures.
Yeah that’s why people are still trying to get into the United States by the millions literally if we’re so bad. Every superpower has a sphere of influence and for the most part the United States has been a force for good for the whole world. You can’t say that about china Russian or any middle eastern country for that matter.
When we specifically foment coups and overthrow leaders to put in much worse leaders, YES, we are quite literally responsive for bad governments. And we have done so, SO much of that. God I hate ignorant US citizens, you people are everywhere. Read a book now and then. Learn something.
15:39 That makes sense. He got lost when he didn’t listen to his son when he was defending himself from a bully on the bus in Hoot (2006), and he didn’t listen to Indiana Jones about not being a Soviet agent in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
By the way, I hope Americans are aware that what they go thru to get to Angola or Russia is basically what us children of lesser gods in East and South Africa have to go thru to get a visa to USA. If not way worse. An East African can't just pack and travel to USA, we subjected to the most denigrating visa processing to be allowed to travel there.
Lucky to have traveled to Cuba 2 different times. It’s an absolutely beautiful warm and inviting country. The people are some of most friendly, inviting, thoughtful, intelligent and fun. Due to the embargo they are not as advanced in some areas like technology, but I think they are better for it.
At least other countries like Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Japan, United Arab Emirates, Israel, France, Italy, Germany, Philippines, China, Ireland, Scotland, Croatia, etc. are still easy to travel and americans are still welcome.
China is safe for Americans until it does not suit the communists running the country then they will use them as bargaining chips. China has already stated their intent to attack the US.
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom. Also, how did Belarus, China, Lebanon, Nicaragua, Palestine, and Serbia not make the list of countries not welcome to Americans?
This is the REAL list of where Americans aren’t welcome. This video only mentions countries who’s government is opposed to the US and NOT the local populous’ hatred like the countries you named
Some of these oil-economy-based countries are realizing before it is too late that they have to change their money making strategies, and tourism is a big industry.
Wow very disheartening to see my country India in this list. Maybe some areas in India are not good but there are so many beautiful places where tourists are warmly welcomed
Notice you didn't mention the REASONS why any of these other countries won't be wearing any American flag pins. It's just that these countries aren't "safe enough". Why DO other nations have such a random, completely unexplained lack of enthusiasm for the USA?
Funny thing. Angola was listed because it requires a visa to US citizens even though the United States requires a visa to almost all Latin American countries. Should Latin Americans not feel welcomed in the US due to this requirement? The double standard of this list is frankly alarming.
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! There is also North Sentinel Island. But I think North Sentinel Island doesn't discriminate, and hates everyone else on this planet.
This video was sponsored by the CCP. Considering that the USA and India are actually key members of QUAD, I don't think the person who made this list read up on the USA foreign policy on India.
That's what I always ask myself too. There are probably certain people or certain groups tñfor them that don't even meet their criteria or have different beliefs from them or something like that.
USA also has a huge rap sheet of colonialism, racism, and other acts of marginalizations as well as crimes of assimilation......but let's keep playing into American exceptionalism; I'm sure someday we'll forget all about the mentioned atrocities going on for the past 700 years and still on going
1. Many of these places are dangerous BECAUSE of historical American meddling. 2. This video really highlights the American Main Character Syndrome... Most of the countries are problematic to everyone and discouraged for travel by all Western countries, or they are just selective about who enters which makes them a whole lot smarter than most Western countries. They are not hating on Americans specifically.
To be perfectly honest, these are countries that very few Americans would ever want to visit in the first place. Most of them are war-torn, or repressive authoritarian regimes, or complete failed states, too dangerous to even consider visiting.
Throughout my life I've been to Canada, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Luxembourg, Germany, Greece, Italy, France, Belgium, New Zealand and Australia. And not once have I been scared about anything while I was there.
Thankfully for me at least, I saw nothing in any of these videos that would make me consider visiting any of these counties with the exception of Cuba. I don't think I would mind visiting there.
Myanmar is here. 😅 Only the coup leader does not welcome americans. We, the citizens always welcome and will still warmly welcome who wants to visit us.
21 China: generally ok. But they do have random decrees that sometimes the locals don’t even know. You do have to register with the local police department for every city and town you go.
when i lived in Vegas i met a couple of Cubans there and said we can travel there and vice versa, i just hope there wasn't a language barrier and either them or me not understanding what was being said?
When applying for a Visa to visit Iraq you need to provide your ORIGINAL passport? What is to prevent them from just keeping your passport, leaving you without your most important form of identification? Not going to happen.
_If your an African American Somalia, Sudan, Angola, Eritrea, is safe and will most likely not target African Americans, especially Cuba you will not stand out, if your African American visiting Cuba._
As an American (of Italian background), I'm puzzled by India. I go to India all the time as my wife is Indian and so her family is there. Have gone three times since married to my wife. I have never been treated so warmly and welcomed in any other place as I have India. And I am not talking about my family members. Just your typical Indian I meet on the streets, in shops, and restaurants. I love going there for the culture, weather, food, craziness, and the warm people. I can't get enough of the place.
I spent a month in India in 2009, mostly enjoyed it, would like to go back. Otherwise, ino desire to visit any of the other countries. I was not on a tour when I was in india. If you are uncomfortable about conditions there, I recommend going with a tour group. I found India to be fascinating and people were friendly.
Jammu and Kashmir is beautiful but the politics between India and Pakistan makes it dangerous to visit. The fact that it's a hot zone where WW3 can spark does not help. Shame.
I have been to Russia twice and I lived in Belarus for a year. I can speak Russian. Granted, the last time I was in Russia was 15 years ago. When I lived in Belarus, I did feel nervous because it was from 1998 to 1999 and NATO bombed Yugoslavia in 1999. A Belarusian asshole threatened me, but I wasn't worried because I had been there for a almost a year and I had friends in the police academy. These guys were huge Belarusian farm boys who couldn't speak English, but liked their American friend who could speak Russian. When I told them that I had been threatened, the biggest guy, who was over six feet tall and massive, told me not to worry. If anyone wanted to hurt me, they would take care of it. Belarusians are loyal to family and friends over all. In Russia, well, it makes a big difference is you can speak Russian. Russian people are very hospitable, but the Russian government is not so kind. The first time I went to Russia was in 1999. It was only for three days and it was a good experience. I went from Minsk to Moscow on the overnight train with my Belarussian girlfriend. We spent a day in Moscow, then went to St. Petersburg. There we hit a snare. We needed a place to stay and my girlfriend had lost the phone number of the hostel we had heard about. This was a problem, because I didn't have a Russian visa, so we couldn't stay in a hotel. An old lady approached us in the train station and asked if we needed a place to stay. My girlfriend didn't trust her, but I said that we did need a place to say and she said that she had an apartment. We stayed in her spare apartment. It was like airbnb before airbnb existed. It was very cheap and we had an apartment to ourselves for one night. The second time I went to Russia it was in 2008 to get a new Mongolian visa. It was a lot of fun. I stayed with a friend in Ulan Ude. We hung out in the city center, we went to Lake Baikal, we went out with her friends, I practiced my Russian. It was a good time. All that said, I probably wouldn't go to Russia today, and I definitely wouldn't go back to Belarus today.
I currently don't care much about Russia right now because of what they did to Ukraine. My family originally came from Ukraine. We moved to America to escape Hitler.
I feel like it would have been easier to list those countries that openly accept people from the US ( I am guessing there aren't that many considering how militant the US is. I am much more scared of them of them than any other nation).
You are right to feel that way, speaking as an American. There are a lot of good people here, and people who actually understand what this country does around the world. But there are far more ignorant, arrogant, stupid people with zero sense of history. And they all think the US is infallible and kind and generous.
Was in Myanmar just as COVID was beginning, it was great.Interesting place and great people. Went to Sudan on a ship in 2010.A brutal place.The size of Texas and it only had 26 miles of paved road.Not a serene place and the Locals aren’t much fun.
@@CappuccinoTX at least those two have some type of exoticism some trees and grass maybe one beach lol everywhere else is just barren something out of movies
other than India and Russia on this list, none of these countries i think ill ever go. Im sure they have beautiful landscape too, but the world has tons of other places i have access to, so i dont need to go to these places. India and Russia though, i hope politics will get better between them and the west, so i can visit them
I find it funny how this video says that “asking for a written invite from a resident, bank records, a list of countries visited in the past 10 yrs etc” means that people are unwelcome….when this is the exact thing the US embassy asks for when you try to get a US tourist visa 🤣 My 60 year old mom (a housewife) has to go thru hoops to get a dang visa to spend her bday here in the US with us (my sister and I). We even supplied two written invitations (one from a lawful resident - me, one from a US citizen - my sister) and we had to provide payslips, yall 😂 We’re Asians & my sister & I both work in the medical field as scientists. No hate to any embassy tho. If they require a lot of documents it’s just essentially an extended background check. Doesn’t mean that you are unwelcome …. i doubt US is being unwelcoming to my mom bec they have strict reqts!
I've been to Russia once. It was a day trip when we were visiting family in Finland. I can't remember when it was, but it was likely over 20 years ago.
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same, WatchMojo is amazing
Only Mexico but they always welcome people from other parts of the world with open arms
No Shit.
Every Single Country should be Ban from ever going to North Korea.
This should be followed up with "Why Would Americans Want To Go To These 20 Places They Are Not Wanted" ? 🤔
This is very misleading. The majority of these examples are not countries who are specifically anti USA. They're just countries with very strict entry requirements and/or political instability. As someone from the UK, I'd have just as many problems getting into them as someone from the USA
Exactly
That doesn't fit the MoJo narrative though lol
Not following the guidelines of their video's own title sure is though! @@ericja24 😆
As always it's the government and not the people.
This. With the exception of India and to some extent Russia, these countries are very hard to get in with a tourist visa. Several of these countries have no tourist visas available, and it isn't limited to the US, but Europe and Canada as well. In fact, with a Cuban passport, Russia is one of the only visa-free countries while most of the other countries, including the European Union requires a visa. While Singapore remains the most powerful passport, even allowing tourists to go to Cuba, even that will still require a visa to North Korea, Venezuela, and several Middle East and African countries.
Imagine the audacity of not being welcomed to countries where your government directly or indirectly caused or keeps fueling the conflict
I know, right?😉
I've visited Cuba twice and it is fantastic! I saw a few American tourists and tons of European and Canadian tourists.
I agree with Bhutan limiting the amount of tourist entries to protect their culture.
Ten to one they only allowed you and them to go to certain places at certain times.
@@bigverybadtom Not true - you can freely move about the island
@@tommy6113 Yeah, I'll bet.
@@MissCleo24 I'm sure people would welcome anybody who would save them starvation. But don't take my word for it, why not ask these people yourselves?
I went to Cuba as well and it was fine. This video is wrong. It also says you can’t convert USD to cash in Cuba and yes indeed you Can I did it… I’m also going to Venezuela next month
I completely disagree with Bhutan. I agree it isn't easy to get into Bhutan for any foreigner because of the limit set for visitors to protect their nature, but that does not translate "NOT" welcome. Bhutanese people are very friendly and it is a safe country
Bhutan is only on the list because it’s so damn hard to go to.
Taking "tourism is limited to protect the culture and environment" as equal to "unwelcome to Americans" is an exceptionally American attitude.
@@deadbeatSad Agreed! I've know this for decades, and it isn't just Americans! I would love to go for religious study myself, but I know how few people are allowed in so the country stays nice without tourists making a mess of things!
@@deadbeatSad An American attitude.... You hit the nail on the head. 👍
If I’m not welcome, I won’t go. It’s as easy as that.
Sooooo true.
If only a lot of Americans would respect that.
"What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger"
*Yeah, AMURRICA*
Facts
Mojo reading a script handed by the State Dept
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4:42 "We travel across . Dude.. we travel across Venezuela".. can't believe you kept that in without editing
I just KNEW someone had to have commented about that. It sounded like his coworker was just messing up his day. 🤣
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🤣🤣🤣 I knew I wouldn't be the only one who caught that 🤣🤣🤣
My parents go to Cuba twice every year… it’s number 4 on this list but way easier than you think to enter.
Always wanted to visit
My brother went as well
By all accounts Bhutan is a wonderful place and you will have a wonderful time there. They just limit the amount of tourists that can visit to help preserve what makes the place so wonderful.
Definitely! I've wanted to go for years myself. Their royal family posts on Facebook, so I am able to follow them, their children are so adorable!
It really depends on where you go in India. If you to a place like Mumbai then you are safe. It may look scary at night but it's safe
yea that's why rape cases happen
Not if you a girl
@@206beastman then again it depends really if you are in South Mumbai or Kerala then you might be safe
India is the capital of spirituality
One of the oldest civilization Birthplace of major Eastern rlgns ...respect India from sinhalese srilankan
I think India is lot more than mumbai
and delhi
I'm half Cuban. I hope to be able to visit there one day.❤😊
This video ignores salient facts regarding U.S. foreign policy and the havoc it has wreaked in some of these countries.Afghanistan was occupied by the United States for twenty years,until the U.S. government had had enough (like the Soviet Union before them).Yemen is in dire condition because of the brutal policies of the Saudi regime,attacking the Houthi rebels.The USA is a supporter of Saudi Arabia in its inhumane military operations in Yemen.Cuba has suffered under a sixty year economic blockade engineered by the U.S. government.I could go on,but suffice it to say,people in various countries across the world have good reason to have a low opinion of Americans and the United States government.People in the USA need to wake up and stop having such a narcissistic,xenophobic and ahistorical view of the world.WatchMojo,like so many other media operations,leaves out a lot of crucial facts and allows Americans to bask in our smug,unquestioning ignorance.
We Americans are not ignorant. We know we are hated not because of what we do but who we are. We are not responsible for bad governments and bad cultures.
Yeah that’s why people are still trying to get into the United States by the millions literally if we’re so bad. Every superpower has a sphere of influence and for the most part the United States has been a force for good for the whole world. You can’t say that about china Russian or any middle eastern country for that matter.
@@bigverybadtomI agree
When we specifically foment coups and overthrow leaders to put in much worse leaders, YES, we are quite literally responsive for bad governments. And we have done so, SO much of that. God I hate ignorant US citizens, you people are everywhere. Read a book now and then. Learn something.
North Korea, Russia, China, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, & Venezuela...Just to name a few.
They know not to have americunts around..good policy.
I thought China accepts white people at least, having some kind of "benevolent racism" towards them vs black people, hence censoring black people.
Philippines is also going in this direction. Too many Americans come to exploit children for personal satisfaction. Can't happen too soon.
Places anybody would care to visit in the first place?
@@bigverybadtom yea, because no one visits those countries, right? 🤦♂️
15:39 That makes sense. He got lost when he didn’t listen to his son when he was defending himself from a bully on the bus in Hoot (2006), and he didn’t listen to Indiana Jones about not being a Soviet agent in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
I have traveled to 100 countries so far, but only 1 from this list: Cuba. I plan to visit all of the countries on this list in the next 10 years.
Dang. 100 countries.
Its been a life goal, still a long way to go haha@@QTPI614
By the way, I hope Americans are aware that what they go thru to get to Angola or Russia is basically what us children of lesser gods in East and South Africa have to go thru to get a visa to USA. If not way worse. An East African can't just pack and travel to USA, we subjected to the most denigrating visa processing to be allowed to travel there.
More people here need to understand this. They are blind to how the US treats way too many people around the world. They refuse to even consider it.
This list should have included the USA too - if you are talking about violence and crime, the US has Cities With the Highest Violent Crime Rates
Only in certain neighborhood. Many Latin American countries have far more violent crime.
Who else guessed North Korea to be number 1 before watching?
As an American, If I make enough money at my job, maybe I’ll go to the UK and see how London is.
Oh, that's actually one of the best countries to visit.
Can you let go of your guns?
@@ChildrenoftheCorny Nice way of showing you have no idea about americans
I lived and worked in London during the summer of 1988 and found it to be a fascinating,multifaceted and enjoyable city.
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No
#1 I'm not surprised. That place makes the phrase 'tourist trap' look like the understatement of the year. Same for Caracas, Venezuela.
Unfortunately, most Americans couldn't name a foreign country if their lives depended on it.
Some Yanks couldn't name all 50 states, let alone any foreign countries.
@@JamesDavy2009Can you name all of the counties in Britain?
Lucky to have traveled to Cuba 2 different times. It’s an absolutely beautiful warm and inviting country. The people are some of most friendly, inviting, thoughtful, intelligent and fun. Due to the embargo they are not as advanced in some areas like technology, but I think they are better for it.
Voting with your feet is the most significant vote there is.
Should call it "Top 20 Countries Where Americans Don't Want to Visit."
At least other countries like Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Japan, United Arab Emirates, Israel, France, Italy, Germany, Philippines, China, Ireland, Scotland, Croatia, etc. are still easy to travel and americans are still welcome.
China is safe for Americans until it does not suit the communists running the country then they will use them as bargaining chips. China has already stated their intent to attack the US.
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom. Also, how did Belarus, China, Lebanon, Nicaragua, Palestine, and Serbia not make the list of countries not welcome to Americans?
This is the REAL list of where Americans aren’t welcome. This video only mentions countries who’s government is opposed to the US and NOT the local populous’ hatred like the countries you named
@@rabbidcrazy787 IDK
Wait wait wait, did someone walk in on you when you were introducing Venezuela? 😂😂 "We travel across- DUDE- we travel across the Atlantic..." 😂😂😂
Some of these oil-economy-based countries are realizing before it is too late that they have to change their money making strategies, and tourism is a big industry.
I have worked in: Iran, Yemen Saudi Arabia, libya, Russia, India and visited Cuba.
India is the capital of spirituality
One of the oldest civilization Birthplace of major Eastern rlgns ...respect India from sinhalese srilankan
I’m not surprised at any of these places they are generally really dangerous or unsafe
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Wow very disheartening to see my country India in this list. Maybe some areas in India are not good but there are so many beautiful places where tourists are warmly welcomed
I want to visit India someday.
I guess it's whoever is running the government at the moment. Venezuelans don't hate us, but their government does.
India is the capital of spirituality
One of the oldest civilization Birthplace of major Eastern rlgns ...respect India from sinhalese srilankan
I was honestly expecting number 1 to be Iraq since North Korea is pretty much closed off to the world
Don't let the facts get in the way of Americans trying to make it all about them.
You made a really accurate and detailed video, good job
Agree
Notice you didn't mention the REASONS why any of these other countries won't be wearing any American flag pins. It's just that these countries aren't "safe enough". Why DO other nations have such a random, completely unexplained lack of enthusiasm for the USA?
Funny thing. Angola was listed because it requires a visa to US citizens even though the United States requires a visa to almost all Latin American countries. Should Latin Americans not feel welcomed in the US due to this requirement? The double standard of this list is frankly alarming.
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! There is also North Sentinel Island. But I think North Sentinel Island doesn't discriminate, and hates everyone else on this planet.
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"We travel across dude" not sure why you said dude, but it made me laugh.
Forget these countries Americans, you all can always come visit to great Britain and you all are welcome to visit.
This video was sponsored by the CCP. Considering that the USA and India are actually key members of QUAD, I don't think the person who made this list read up on the USA foreign policy on India.
Knew North Korea would top this list!
I don’t understand why certain countries don’t like Americans? All Americans aren’t bad.
well, you can say that about all countries.
Good point but still….
That's what I always ask myself too. There are probably certain people or certain groups tñfor them that don't even meet their criteria or have different beliefs from them or something like that.
USA also has a huge rap sheet of colonialism, racism, and other acts of marginalizations as well as crimes of assimilation......but let's keep playing into American exceptionalism; I'm sure someday we'll forget all about the mentioned atrocities going on for the past 700 years and still on going
One word: war.
I cant think of many people who would want to visit these places, American or otherwise
1. Many of these places are dangerous BECAUSE of historical American meddling.
2. This video really highlights the American Main Character Syndrome... Most of the countries are problematic to everyone and discouraged for travel by all Western countries, or they are just selective about who enters which makes them a whole lot smarter than most Western countries. They are not hating on Americans specifically.
The ignorance in this video should be shocking, but it’s not. It’s how most people in this country are. Ignorant.
Canadian citizen and proud of it.
🙋♀️ Newfoundland here ❤
Good for you.
ppl who elected dustbin treadeau feeling proud lol
Make sure you remind your fellow Canadians to stop vacationing in Florida please!
Well, that’s a Trudeau stops making enemies out of everybody. Hopefully he’ll be replaced next election.
Never had any desire to visit any of these countries.
To be perfectly honest, these are countries that very few Americans would ever want to visit in the first place. Most of them are war-torn, or repressive authoritarian regimes, or complete failed states, too dangerous to even consider visiting.
How many of them became failed states because of the U.S.?
Ok but of you know a little bit American History you know why there are Not Welcome
4:40 did I hear "we travel across---DUDE....we travel across the atlantic"
Throughout my life I've been to Canada, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Luxembourg, Germany, Greece, Italy, France, Belgium, New Zealand and Australia. And not once have I been scared about anything while I was there.
Baby I’m gay. I’m not even welcomed here in America 😂😂
Thankfully for me at least, I saw nothing in any of these videos that would make me consider visiting any of these counties with the exception of Cuba. I don't think I would mind visiting there.
Surprisingly USA is not on the list especially San Francisco and Philadelphia.
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#12 These days, it's a hell of a lot worse. Thanks for nothing Joe Biden.
Myanmar is here. 😅
Only the coup leader does not welcome americans. We, the citizens always welcome and will still warmly welcome who wants to visit us.
21 China: generally ok. But they do have random decrees that sometimes the locals don’t even know. You do have to register with the local police department for every city and town you go.
Top 10 Party Cities in America
The fact that you talked about afganistan without mentioning bidens shameful surrender and the 13 killed is outragous! Shame on you, watchmojo!
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when i lived in Vegas i met a couple of Cubans there and said we can travel there and vice versa, i just hope there wasn't a language barrier and either them or me not understanding what was being said?
I wouldn't care less about any of these countries not accepting me.
Same here.
Like whey even care what other people have to say about you. You are not a people-pleaser.
America is shit, so...there's that.
@@infamouswickedjokestar Who said anything about me being a people pleaser.
They don’t care about you either. Your life is meaningless to us. Stay tf away
When applying for a Visa to visit Iraq you need to provide your ORIGINAL passport? What is to prevent them from just keeping your passport, leaving you without your most important form of identification? Not going to happen.
_If your an African American Somalia, Sudan, Angola, Eritrea, is safe and will most likely not target African Americans, especially Cuba you will not stand out, if your African American visiting Cuba._
Makes me wonder if anyone in those countries secretly wanted to or actually showed up here in America secretly or not 🤔
Yeah really
Of course, they are envious.
Being born in USA is like winning the lottery
I don't understand the questions,but yes there are millions of immigrants from several of the countries on this list living in the US
Yeah they would showed up secretly in America😂like the Americans in the UAE
@@Eheth1958 how so?
Americans should always be allowed in Canada, they're our neighbours! 🙂✌️🇨🇦🇺🇲
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Those countries would make great places to draw mass amounts of immigrants from so America becomes more like them!
Imperialism was a heck of a drug.
As an American (of Italian background), I'm puzzled by India. I go to India all the time as my wife is Indian and so her family is there. Have gone three times since married to my wife. I have never been treated so warmly and welcomed in any other place as I have India. And I am not talking about my family members. Just your typical Indian I meet on the streets, in shops, and restaurants. I love going there for the culture, weather, food, craziness, and the warm people. I can't get enough of the place.
India is the capital of spirituality
One of the oldest civilization Birthplace of major Eastern rlgns ...love India from Philippines
I spent a month in India in 2009, mostly enjoyed it, would like to go back. Otherwise, ino desire to visit any of the other countries. I was not on a tour when I was in india. If you are uncomfortable about conditions there, I recommend going with a tour group. I found India to be fascinating and people were friendly.
India is the capital of spirituality
One of the oldest civilization Birthplace of major Eastern rlgns ...respect India from sinhalese srilankan
I'm sure the feeling is mutual.
Some countries has no respect
You mean like.....america?
Well those places SUCK anyway!!
like America but America worst than these places
@@MohamadMohamad-yr7xk Only the stupid and the worthless believe that.
God bless all those stuck in those places with limited access 😢
The Angola entry was hilarious because... do yall have ANY idea how insanely hard it is to get a visitor VISA to the US???
I pray for all civilians forces to endure their nations' evil.
Jammu and Kashmir is beautiful but the politics between India and Pakistan makes it dangerous to visit. The fact that it's a hot zone where WW3 can spark does not help. Shame.
I have been to Russia twice and I lived in Belarus for a year. I can speak Russian. Granted, the last time I was in Russia was 15 years ago. When I lived in Belarus, I did feel nervous because it was from 1998 to 1999 and NATO bombed Yugoslavia in 1999. A Belarusian asshole threatened me, but I wasn't worried because I had been there for a almost a year and I had friends in the police academy. These guys were huge Belarusian farm boys who couldn't speak English, but liked their American friend who could speak Russian. When I told them that I had been threatened, the biggest guy, who was over six feet tall and massive, told me not to worry. If anyone wanted to hurt me, they would take care of it. Belarusians are loyal to family and friends over all.
In Russia, well, it makes a big difference is you can speak Russian. Russian people are very hospitable, but the Russian government is not so kind. The first time I went to Russia was in 1999. It was only for three days and it was a good experience. I went from Minsk to Moscow on the overnight train with my Belarussian girlfriend. We spent a day in Moscow, then went to St. Petersburg. There we hit a snare. We needed a place to stay and my girlfriend had lost the phone number of the hostel we had heard about. This was a problem, because I didn't have a Russian visa, so we couldn't stay in a hotel.
An old lady approached us in the train station and asked if we needed a place to stay. My girlfriend didn't trust her, but I said that we did need a place to say and she said that she had an apartment. We stayed in her spare apartment. It was like airbnb before airbnb existed. It was very cheap and we had an apartment to ourselves for one night.
The second time I went to Russia it was in 2008 to get a new Mongolian visa. It was a lot of fun. I stayed with a friend in Ulan Ude. We hung out in the city center, we went to Lake Baikal, we went out with her friends, I practiced my Russian. It was a good time.
All that said, I probably wouldn't go to Russia today, and I definitely wouldn't go back to Belarus today.
I currently don't care much about Russia right now because of what they did to Ukraine. My family originally came from Ukraine. We moved to America to escape Hitler.
and still, you support nazis. wow.
I always wanted to travel the world but after seeing this list I’m reconsidering
Who does watchmojo never do videos about Canada when they’re Canadian feel like they hate the US themselves 😂😂
I feel like it would have been easier to list those countries that openly accept people from the US ( I am guessing there aren't that many considering how militant the US is. I am much more scared of them of them than any other nation).
You are right to feel that way, speaking as an American. There are a lot of good people here, and people who actually understand what this country does around the world. But there are far more ignorant, arrogant, stupid people with zero sense of history. And they all think the US is infallible and kind and generous.
@@Stephaniepasqualino-de6qy We're certainly better than a lot of other countries, who have done plenty of bad things themselves.
Include American to the list….
Alot of these didnt surpise me,but I appericate the info.
See!! Even when are some US tourist being rude with locals and say bad things are still welcome to México!!!! 😮 🎉
Let's not forget that Afghanistan is currently controlled by Taliban
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Probably should've added China to this list.
Yup been to a few 😄... As well as Filipino they welcome our nurses and engineers, as we are helpful...
Too bad america doesn't tell foreigners that they aren't welcome here
Was in Myanmar just as COVID was beginning, it was great.Interesting place and great people.
Went to Sudan on a ship in 2010.A brutal place.The size of Texas and it only had 26 miles of paved road.Not a serene place and the Locals aren’t much fun.
you 4got to say the american government who dont like americans in their country either...🙂
Not sure why the angola one is here because the entire first world is like that with anyone from africa ?!
I swear only 2 out of the 20 would I even remotely ever think to want to visit if I was rich and could travel the world... Venezuela and Cuba..
Why those?
@@CappuccinoTX at least those two have some type of exoticism some trees and grass maybe one beach lol everywhere else is just barren something out of movies
the question should be who would want to go to most of these countries...
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Hey it's my travel bucket list!
I've never even heard of half of these places.
I am from the United Kingdom🇬🇧!
other than India and Russia on this list, none of these countries i think ill ever go. Im sure they have beautiful landscape too, but the world has tons of other places i have access to, so i dont need to go to these places. India and Russia though, i hope politics will get better between them and the west, so i can visit them
I find it funny how this video says that “asking for a written invite from a resident, bank records, a list of countries visited in the past 10 yrs etc” means that people are unwelcome….when this is the exact thing the US embassy asks for when you try to get a US tourist visa 🤣
My 60 year old mom (a housewife) has to go thru hoops to get a dang visa to spend her bday here in the US with us (my sister and I). We even supplied two written invitations (one from a lawful resident - me, one from a US citizen - my sister) and we had to provide payslips, yall 😂 We’re Asians & my sister & I both work in the medical field as scientists.
No hate to any embassy tho. If they require a lot of documents it’s just essentially an extended background check. Doesn’t mean that you are unwelcome …. i doubt US is being unwelcoming to my mom bec they have strict reqts!
Makes missionary work seem even more serious
3:38 That's the House of Nariño and the Colombian flag
I've been to Russia once. It was a day trip when we were visiting family in Finland. I can't remember when it was, but it was likely over 20 years ago.
4:39 “we travel acros-dude… we travel across” forgot to edit something out there?