So basically Europe, the people that emigrated from Europe and some asian friends we made.
Romania is in the EU, but not blue?
Is it because countries in blue ask for visas from pretty much all countries in red? Because some countries in red don’t ask for visas between themselves
That’s a list of the US and all ESTA approved countries plus Canada, right?
If you are from EU you can enter Romania only with an ID card
Poles do need visa to Australia
The boat trip to the Kerguelens is about €9,000 though. 😅
Actually you have to request a temporary VISA to travel to Australia from Europe
I didnt know i can go to america and some asian countries without visa.
Wanted to call bullshit for including Poland, but the re-checked and visas to US are no longer needed since 2019. The more you know.
I mean, we need the ESTA to enter the US. Mine has already expired, so I’d have to fill it again and deny I had any dealings with the political powers of 1930s Germany.
Rich and poor. All you should know about unequally
Fairly arbitrary plot, you could start with any country and create this kind of a figure. What was your starting point?
Still need ESTA for the US, which isn’t a visa I know. It’s more like Visa’s annoying little brother.
People can’t even imagine how useless and informative this map is.
So,
EU – NATO + US allies – Tyranid
*except for when they can’t
I had to learn that the hard way when I tried to travel to the US and my ESTA was declined despite my German passport because I went to Syria when I was 13
I believe that’s also what we call “the international community”
People are confused in here.
In addition, citizens of Bulgaria, Romania, Cyprus, Israel and Hong Kong require only a US visa.
Looks like team red is winning
A lot of citizens from European countries have access to A LOT of countries visa free. For example with a spanish passport you have access to 154 countries visa free, german one 190 countries and etc.
I think the technical term is visa on arrival.
Romania and Bulgaria – are we a joke to you ?
Does anyone need a visa for the Vatican? Do they even have such rules?
All of France should be blue, but some of it is red, also Svalbard should be red.
A venn diagram in a map. Somewhat useless…? Many of these countries can visit many other countries, besides the ones in blue, visa-free. Not sure what the point of this is?
Would also argue the ESTA makes visiting the US not entirely “visa-free”. Visa-free implies you can spontaneously travel over and get stamped in on arrival. Good luck doing that in the USA.
I’m so proud that Poland is blue ♥️
An ESTA might technically not be a visa but it’s more hassle and expensive than a number of visas around the world
Bulgaria and Romania… yeah…
damn, I thought this was /r/AlwaysTheSameMap
r/AlwaysTheSameMap
Perfect example of the privilege offered to the global north over the oppressed global south
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Errata:
Taiwan is also blue
So basically Europe, the people that emigrated from Europe and some asian friends we made.
Romania is in the EU, but not blue?
Is it because countries in blue ask for visas from pretty much all countries in red? Because some countries in red don’t ask for visas between themselves
That’s a list of the US and all ESTA approved countries plus Canada, right?
If you are from EU you can enter Romania only with an ID card
Poles do need visa to Australia
The boat trip to the Kerguelens is about €9,000 though. 😅
Actually you have to request a temporary VISA to travel to Australia from Europe
I didnt know i can go to america and some asian countries without visa.
Wanted to call bullshit for including Poland, but the re-checked and visas to US are no longer needed since 2019. The more you know.
I mean, we need the ESTA to enter the US. Mine has already expired, so I’d have to fill it again and deny I had any dealings with the political powers of 1930s Germany.
Rich and poor. All you should know about unequally
Fairly arbitrary plot, you could start with any country and create this kind of a figure. What was your starting point?
Still need ESTA for the US, which isn’t a visa I know. It’s more like Visa’s annoying little brother.
People can’t even imagine how useless and informative this map is.
So,
EU – NATO + US allies – Tyranid
*except for when they can’t
I had to learn that the hard way when I tried to travel to the US and my ESTA was declined despite my German passport because I went to Syria when I was 13
I believe that’s also what we call “the international community”
People are confused in here.
In addition, citizens of Bulgaria, Romania, Cyprus, Israel and Hong Kong require only a US visa.
Looks like team red is winning
A lot of citizens from European countries have access to A LOT of countries visa free. For example with a spanish passport you have access to 154 countries visa free, german one 190 countries and etc.
I think the technical term is visa on arrival.
Romania and Bulgaria – are we a joke to you ?
Does anyone need a visa for the Vatican? Do they even have such rules?
All of France should be blue, but some of it is red, also Svalbard should be red.
A venn diagram in a map. Somewhat useless…? Many of these countries can visit many other countries, besides the ones in blue, visa-free. Not sure what the point of this is?
Would also argue the ESTA makes visiting the US not entirely “visa-free”. Visa-free implies you can spontaneously travel over and get stamped in on arrival. Good luck doing that in the USA.
I’m so proud that Poland is blue ♥️
An ESTA might technically not be a visa but it’s more hassle and expensive than a number of visas around the world
Bulgaria and Romania… yeah…
damn, I thought this was /r/AlwaysTheSameMap
r/AlwaysTheSameMap
Perfect example of the privilege offered to the global north over the oppressed global south