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There are about 100 countries that require, one way or the other, a visa for an American Citizen to travel to. It might seem like we have a lot of freedom because we are closely allied with the EU and that compromises a lot of countries that a lot of American's travel to.There are some countries that do an ETA (an electronic visa process) such as Australia or Sri Lanka, and others that can get a visa upon arrival (Egypt can do this, but that will change in May).This is what I do for a living (when I am not writing or getting my novels ready for publishing). These are some of the more popular visas that American (and non-citizens in the US) are traveling to that need a visa:1) China - You can now get a 10 year visa and the timeframe and paperwork are pretty easy.2) India - A complete train-wreck - this system of obtaining a visa is so convoluted and frustrating (and I've been doing it for 7 years) that I can only conclude that the government of India is not interested in American Business or American tourist tourist dollars.India is easily one of the most popular visas and also the most paperwork, the least consistent timeframes, strictly jurisdictional, and BY FAR the most critical. I am telling you that if you forgot to put a zip code on the application for the visa (which in itself is pure frustration to complete) you will have to remake the application from scratch and reship it. 85% of people who apply for an India Visa at one time or another have to make their application more than once. If you are interested in traveling to India, I can give you one piece of advice - DONT. But if you REALLY want to then use a service like mine that helps you through it and be patient and give yourself a few weeks to a month to be safe and TAKE YOUR TIME! (okay rant over)3) Russia - believe it or not - SERIOUSLY popular. I do many Russian Visas every day. And while the application is long and a bit challenging, for a service like mine it is actually a very easy process. It is a bit slow, but we can rush them in about 2 days if you don't mind the cost.4) Brazil - did I say India is a trainwreck? I'm sorry I meant this cluster-f$#k of a country. Right now if you are in New York or any of its neighboring states, good luck getting a visa in only a month. Miami? San Fran? Even longer. Brazil is broken. Frankly, considering they are hosting the olympics next year, I am VERY surprised this is not more of a news story. Its a serious problem.Here is a simple list of some others (I've taken out some countries most people have never heard of):AfghanistanAlgeriaBoliviaAzerbaijanBahrainBelarusBeninBurkina FasoBurundiCambodiaCameroonCape VerdeChadCongo (Republic and Democratic Republic - stay away from there)Ivory Coast (Cote D'Ivoire)Djibouti (which, no offense, sound like a Bukaroo Banzai villain)GabonGambiaGhanaGuineaIndonesia, Thailand and the Philippines (if you are staying over 30 days)Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia (great tourist destinations)JordanKazakstan (surprisingly popular)KenyaLebanonLiberiaLibyaMaliMozambiqueMyanmar (the country formally (and in some cases still) known as Burma)NepalNigeriaPakistanPeruQatar (pronounced "Kay-tar" - at least that is how we do it - most people have no idea how to pronounce it.)Sierra LeonSurinameSudanSyriaTajikistanTanzaniaTogoTurkmenistan (those wacky Turks)UgandaUzbekistanVietnam (easily in the top 10 most popular locations)ZambiaZimbabweI tell tell you that compared to other citizens coming to America, we have it easy. A visa to the US is incredibly difficult to obtain. Even the worse countries that we need a visa for (I would say India and Brazil) are not as Challenging as getting a visa to come here.Rule of thumb is if you need a visa, use a service. Some are easier countries to deal with than others. And some you can deal with at the Consulate or Embassy directly.But back to the topic - there are MANY counties Americans need a visa for. It's what gives me job security. A lot has to do with the Department of State and our relationships and treaties and agreements with other nations. Some of it is political, some of it is so the country can keep track of travelers, and mostly, its a way to make money.

The total number of countries in the world that Ukrainians can visit without visas is 130, making the Ukrainian passport one of the 30 strongest citizens of the world.European countriesAustriaAndorraBelgiumVaticanHungaryGermanyGreeceDenmarkIcelandSpainItalyCyprusLatviaLithuaniaLiechtensteinLuxembourgMaltaMonacoNetherlandsNorwayPolandPortugalSan MarinoSlovakiaSloveniaFinlandFranceCzech RepublicSwitzerlandSwedenEstoniaOther countries of the worldAzerbaijan (up to 90 days)Albania (up to 90 days)Antigua and Barbuda (up to 30 days) (required return tickets and proof of solvency)Argentina (up to 90 days)Belarus (up to 90 days)Bosnia and Herzegovina (up to 30 days) (may be asked to provide back tickets and proof of solvency)Brazil (up to 90 days)Vanuatu (up to 30 days)ArmeniaHaiti (up to 90 days, $ 6 + $ 25 tax)Guatemala (up to 90 days) (may be asked to provide back tickets and proof of solvency)Hong Kong (up to 14 days) (Required tickets and proof of solvency)GeorgiaDominica (up to 30 days, $ 20)Dominican Republic (30-60 days, 10 $ + 20 $ on the way back)Ecuador (up to 90 days)Israel (up to 90 days) (may ask for return tickets and invitations)Indonesia (up to 30 days) (canceled in April 2016)Kazakhstan (up to 90 days)Qatar (up to 30 days)Kyrgyzstan (up to 90 days)Costa Rica (up to 90 days) (canceled in December 2016)Macedonia (up to 90 days) (tourist voucher required)Malaysia (up to 30 days) (return tickets are required)Micronesia (up to 30 days)MoldovaMongolia (up to 30 days)Namibia (up to 90 days)Nicaragua (up to 90 days) (you need to fill out a migration card - $ 5, provide return tickets and confirm your solvency)Niue (up to 30 days) (return tickets and confirmation of solvency are required)United Arab Emirates (only with biometric passport)Cook Islands (up to 31 days) (may be asked to provide return tickets, tourist voucher and proof of solvency)Paraguay (up to 90 days) (return tickets and confirmation of solvency are required)Peru (up to 90 days) (return tickets and confirmation of solvency are required)Russia (up to 90 days)El Salvador (up to 90 days) (requiring return tickets and confirmation of solvency)Swaziland (up to 30 days)Saint Kitts and Nevis (up to 90 days) (cancellation of the visa from January 27, 2017)Serbia (up to 30 days)Tajikistan (up to 90 days)Tunisia (up to 30 days) (tourist voucher and return tickets are required)Turkey (up to 90 days) (entry through the internal ID of the card is possible)Uzbekistan (up to 90 days)Fiji (up to 120 days) (required return tickets and confirmation of solvency)Chile (up to 30 days) (requiring return tickets and confirmation of solvency)Montenegro (up to 90 days)Jamaica (up to 30 days, $ 20) (requires return tickets and confirmation of solvency)Countries where a visa can be obtained upon arrival at the airport:Aomin (Macao) (up to 30 days, must have return tickets, cost $ 12)Barbados (up to 28 days, $ 50)Bolivia (up to 90 days, need to have a photo, return tickets, confirmation of solvency and certificate of vaccination against yellow fever, cost - $ 52)Gambia (up to 90 days, bribes may be required at check-in at the border or at the airport)Grenada (up to 14 days, cost $ 15)Djibouti (10 to 30 days)Egypt (up to 30 days, $ 15)Zambia (up to 30 days, $ 50)Iran (up to 30 days, $ 60, issued only at international airports IKA, THR, MHD, SYZ, TBZ, ISF)Jordan (up to 30 days free)Cape Verde (up to 120 days, 25 €)Comoros ($ 10, you should be vaccinated against malaria)Laos (up to 30 days, $ 20)Lebanon (up to 30 days, $ 17)Mauritius (up to 60 days, $ 17)Madagascar (up to 30 days - free, up to 90 days - $ 70)Maldives (up to 30 days free)Nepal (two photos and a visa application are required. The number of days depends on the price: up to 15 days - 25 $, up to 30 days - $ 40, up to 90 days - $ 100)Palau (up to 30 days, $ 50)Panama (up to 90 days, $ 50) (requires backlinks and confirmation of solvency)Samoa (up to 30 days, free of charge) (required return tickets and confirmation of solvency)Seychelles (up to 30 days, free of charge) (required return tickets, tourist voucher and confirmation of solvency)Senegal (up to 3 months at Dakar Airport (DKR))St. Vincent and the Grenadines (up to 30 days)Saint Lucia (up to 6 weeks)East Timor (up to 30 days, $ 30)Thailand (up to 15 days from 27.09.2016, price 60 $)Tanzania (transit visa up to 14 days - $ 30, up to 90 days - $ 50, vaccination against yellow fever)Togo (up to 7 days, $ 20)Tonga (up to 30 days free)Tuvalu (up to 1 month, free of charge, collection at the airport-13 $)Uganda ($ 50)Sri Lanka (up to 30 days, $ 40)

There are 73 other countries that do not require pre-clearance or issuance of a visa for visitors for short-time tourist stays with no restriction on nationality of the applicant or place of residence or origin of the journey, with a few minor conditions as noted below.Many more Countries do not require visas for citizens from developed and ‘rich’ countries, but as well as new policy in Rwanda, Africa there are a few other countries that allow visitors to get a visa for visiting on arrival, but still may deny entry in some cases.These include :Andorra (but you can only access it from land borders of the EU, so you must have EU citizenship or a visa to enter France or Spain for access)ArmeniaBahrainBelarusBermudaBrazil, in some casesBurundiCambodia (in most cases)CubaCape Verde Islands (as long as there is no diplomatic post in your country of origin)ChileComores IslandsCook Islands ( in most cases)DominicaEgypt ( if entering and remaining only in South Sinai resort area)EritreaEthiopiaFijiGambiaGeorgia (South west Asia)HaitiHong KongHungaryIndonesia (with a few exceptions)IranIraqIsraelKazakhstanKenyaSouth KoreaKuwaitKyrgyzstan, with certain documentation or sponsorshipLaosLiberiaLithuaniaMacaoMadagascarMalaysiaMaldivesMicronesiaMoldovaMongoliaMontserratMozambiqueNepalNetherland AntillesNiueOmanPalau IslandsPapua New GuineaPeruPhillippinesQatarSamoaSao Tome and PrincipeSeychellesSingaporeSolomon IslandsSouth AfricaSri LankaSt Kitts -NevisSt Vincent and the GrenadinesSvalbaard (but you can only enter through Norway, so you need a visa or be a Norwegian or EU national)SyriaTanzaniaTimor LesteTogoTurkmenistanTuvaluUgandaVanuatuVietnamZambiacountries that don't require a visa