The World's Hardest Travel Visas to Get ($3,000?)

Plot twist: The country he's from is the hardest visa to get

The hardest is the American Visa .

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 😂

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!

Nobody: ... Drew: top 5 visas that are difficult to get! Baderkhan: top 160 visas that are difficult to get

Glad we didn’t make the list. It’s not hard once you book a tour with one of the approved groups

His business outfit🤣😂😂😂 Made my day! Love how Drew will play the part to get into the country

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.

The title should be: world hardest visas for americans.

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 very impressed how respectful u speak about all these challenges

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.

Nobody, nobody at all. Drew: my 5 hardest visas to get. Afghanistan's: my 165 hardest visas to get

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

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!

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...

me as a Nepali : 155 hardest country to visit

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)

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.

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.