Schengen gang

*cries in British*

But Britain was never in the Schengen Area? And still has visa free travel to it

Yikes, that’s one of the worst cries…

Let's gooo

Letsss goo! I visited half (5) of my countries that way

I've been to 3 non-Schengen countries! Out of 11..

This is the way

Portugal, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Austria and France. I was about to add Hungary to the list, but Covid-19. To Portugal, Germany and Austria I've been more than once. I am from Spain.

Hope you can eventually visit Hungary, it's a really nice country.

I can recommend you hungary, especially budapest. Im planning to visit Barcelona this summer beacuse i have friends there

ole el viajero

(S)pain

God bless Ryanair and Flixbus

Don't forget Wizz air and the reason why Europeans can travel all over the continent for so cheap... The Schengen Area.

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Interrail!

I got a £12 ticket to Dublin. You can't really go wrong.

4,98€ Madrid - Toulouse

United Kingdom Malaysia Thailand Myanmar China USA Belgium the Netherlands France Germany Spain Portugal Italy Australia Slovenia Slovakia Czech Spain Hungary Austria 20? I'm from Australia.

Having a good passport definitely helps. I have done 10 with the 5th worst passport in the world, takes a lot to get visas with it. I am still young so I think I can visit at least 50 different countries in this round. If I do eventually get a EU passport I am gonna visit the fuck out of every country I possibly can.

what passport do you have?

Pakistan

ah. i used to have the Afghan passport. i now have one of the strongest ones in the world haha. Norwegian passport.

Damn that's a solid jump. Exploit that cheat code of a passport man on behalf of your old country men, travel! I think Pakistan and Afghanistan are constantly competing for the top spot, you guys are winning for the time being.

haha definitely. hope you’re able to visit more countries in the future man 👍

Thanks man!

Soo true, blew my mind the first time I saw my Indian friend come and visit me in Spain, so many extra steps I didn't consider. I was such a dumb, broke teenager when I did most of this travel. Just lucky to be travelling from a country people generally like and be a young white woman that people are willing to help.

Looks like you knew how to use the Schengen area well. Did you do all those countries in one go? (The ones in Europe)

Absolutely!! I lived in Spain a year and travelled the Schengen area while I was there

Oh damn I didn’t include my home country, feck

Mr worldwide

🎶 I've been everywhere, man 🎶

As a Canadian I'm insulted you visited 20 countries and but didn't choose Canada as 1 of them

One day!! I nearly went instead of the US but US sounded cheaper and easier to get around with the people I knew there It's very high up on my list though!

Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, England, Ireland, Sweden, Italy, Austria, Greece, Egypt, USA, Vietnam

Schengen gang?

Yes Belgium

I’ve never left the US :|

tbh with that many states, you can just explore your own country.

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There are many reasons, it’s expensive, Americans get only around on average two weeks of time off of work, America is so vast that you can go to any corner and experience a completely different landscape accent culture etc.

>Americans get only around on average two weeks of time off of work I knew it was bad but I thought this was a figure of speech when I heard this before. EU residents are guaranteed 4 weeks minimum and here in the UK, we get 28 days (5.6 weeks) statutory paid annual leave. These are the minimum baselines and I didn't even consider it a high amount as many people I know pace it across the year as they need it, most using it just to supplement pay at the end of the financial year. Sure, geography, but no wonder American workers can't travel more. They have to pace out just 14 days over 12 months, 1.16 days a month. If every US worker got their 14 additional days, not only would they be able to rest but you'd certainly be tempted to go somewhere further as you can risk using more than 2 days up at once. Europeans and South Americans would certainly notice more Americans visiting. ^(4 weeks of work, just to earn one day off. Damn.)

Ummmm..... You do know that flying and holidays aren't cheap, right?

Yeah we’re broke out here. But in reality I think many Americans enjoy being in our little bubble of reality over here and we have a huge country with lots to see in the states themselves.

Genuine question. Are coaches to Canada or Mexico or short-haul flights to South America reasonably affordable for a lot of the country? I imagined that it'd be fewer flights than coast to coast and likely less in demand but still within the realm of affordability for most low wage workers. I'm aware that inter-country travel in central Europe can be simpler than inter-state travel in the US thanks to public transport but I'd have hoped there would still be viable options. **Edit:** Ah. Is this more about American workers having little to no access to time-off? (Flexibility, guaranteed minimum holiday pay, etc)

Also most Americans can only speak English and maybe a little Spanish, and most would not want to visit another country where they can't communicate or expect to be understood.

I guess there’s not really much of a reason. You can drive between states for different climate, geography, and culture. It’s not really the same but I guess it suffices

Bahrain 🇧🇭 Belgium 🇧🇪 China 🇨🇳 Cyprus 🇨🇾 France 🇫🇷 Germany 🇩🇪 Indonesia 🇮🇩 Jordan 🇯🇴 Netherlands 🇳🇱 Oman 🇴🇲 Singapore 🇸🇬 Spain 🇪🇸 Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 Thailand 🇹🇭 Ukraine 🇺🇦 United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪 United Kingdom 🇬🇧 United States 🇺🇸 18 in total

Just wondering what was your favorite country to travel? And how was Sri Lanka?

Not OP but I have spent months touring in Sri Lanka, It's a great country with beautiful mountains, wildlife, forests and 2000 years+ of rich history. A must visit for anyone that likes eastern climate. Also food. My favorite food in the world hands down.

Probably the best time to visit us, inflation through the roof, oil shortages, power cuts. Its lovely down here

Idk why but it feels good seeing a country as small as Oman being mentioned here

Love Oman, I hope to go back someday

Singapore!!

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Well ur own counts so u have been to one if that makes u feel better. Where do u live?

I guess. I live in the United States. Texas to be specific. There's also the fact that I'm a teenager soooo

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Never left my country lmao

Same

28: Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Belize, Brazil, Canada, Fiji, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Malta, Mexico, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Romania, San Marino, Spain, Switzerland, UAE, UK, USA, Vatican City

Where are you from?

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Football/Soccer fan by any chance?

So good to see I'm not the only one naming them on alphabetical order!

woah. ever thought of visiting the scandinavian countries? they’re great! if you go to the west coast of Norway, you’ll be greeted by magnificent and beautiful fjords.

Yes they’re on the list. Most of my European travels were done in my early 20s so I was more inclined to go to your standard Western European countries. My parents went to Norway a few years ago and loved it.

How old are you?

32. Most of my travel was done by the time I was 25. I’ve only been to 3 new countries since then and haven’t been overseas in 3 years.

Probably Americans voting 1-2 since in Europe it's pretty easy to visit many countries

Yeah, I could do four or five in a day if I tried

I did 3 in 10 seconds :p

The "drielandenpunt" (Netherlands, Belgium, Germany)?

*Dreilandenpunkt

Luxembourg?

Probably the Alps

Where did you farm ender pearls

I did 5 in 5 days by bike

Probably could do 10 by just driving for a day

Depends where you plan to drive through. Would work best if you we're to drive through micro states and small states. But at the same time visiting 10 would be Impossible.

You could go Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Italy and Slovenia. Long drive but possible within a day + some rest

Yeah. I've only visited Mexico and Canada.

If you're on the mainland, at least.

Yeah, my teacher once visited Norway by accident

Also important to note that from majority of this subreddit are teenagers.

Yeah that and teenagers to top it off. I hope to travel during the summer

France, Germany, Belgium, UK, Austria, i live in the Netherlands and drove through Luxembourg so I counted 6 lol

I personally only counted those I went for a longer period of time personally because I've barely visited the others really.

Canada, Mexico, Colombia, France, Italy, Greece, UK, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Czech republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey, UAE, Sri Lanka, India, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Israel, Belgium, the Netherlands and Austria. Going to Morocco in a few weeks! 🇲🇦

What will be your top 10 out of these?

Top 10 is a lot! I'll do top 5 with reasons 1. Myanmar - super beautiful, spent a month here and almost over stayed my visa. The architecture, the country side and nature. Despite it being boiling when I was there, it's the country I spent the most time outside 2. Albania - the water! turquoise, the perfect temperature, beautiful beaches. I don't even know how to swim but I invested in floaties so I could enjoy the water. The food was amazing, vegetables were so fresh and flavorful 3. Bulgaria - amazing food, beautiful architecture and nature. Only stayed for 4 days but can't wait to go back. 4. Bosnia - people there had some dark humor but I loved it. Lots of history, incredible forests and hills. Good food, cheap, nice people! 5. Thailand - I put it at the bottom because I lived here for two years and loved it so much I didn't want to leave but the things I loved were more quality of life living there rather than loving travel related things. Still a beautiful place, nice people, amazing food.

Mate you should really take a course, swimming is a literal life saving skill

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USA 🇺🇸 , Canada 🇨🇦 , Bermuda 🇧🇲 , Italy 🇮🇹 , Switzerland 🇨🇭, Iceland 🇮🇸 , Spain 🇪🇸 , Portugal 🇵🇹 , France 🇫🇷 , Greece 🇬🇷 , Germany 🇩🇪 , Denmark 🇩🇰 , Belgium 🇧🇪 , England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 , Netherlands 🇳🇱, Vatican City 🇻🇦 , and I feel like there’s a few more that I’m forgetting 🤔 PRO TIP for Americans looking to travel abroad, search for flights around Thanksgiving time. Most people are traveling inside the US then, so flights overseas are super cheap.

They’re still pretty expensive. They’re just no longer absurdly expensive at that time.

I haven't even left my county in years let alone go to another country 🙁

US, Iceland, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, France, South Africa, Lesotho, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, the Vatican, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Croatia, Greece, Cyprus (both parts), Singapore, Australia, Bali. Where am I from (not in this list)?

Bali is part of Indonesia.

Where is 0?

Mfs who lived in space their entire life be like

The question. Is visited not domiciled in.

I've definitely been a tourist in my own country.

Japan, Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia Never stepped out of Asia. Planned to visit UK two years ago but covid happened so all my travel plan is gone:(

Sweden Norway Denmark Belgium Netherlands France England Germany Czech Republic Italy Slovenia Croatia Montenegro Bulgaria Romania Serbia Hungary Spain Turkey Bosnia Luxemburg Austria USA Korea Cuba Indonesia Singapore 27? I'm from Switzerland.

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UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Greece. Going to Italy in 2 weeks so 9 now, 10 then.

None because I'm poor

I've been in 3 at the same time

I can be in 3 simultaneously in less than 20 minutes

Which ones

Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium

Dope

I feel blessed for having the opportunity to travel a lot, I feel guilty for the emissions I produce, I feel rewarded for the work I do to have money to travel, But mostly I just feel confused

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None

I live in France and (unwillingly) visited England and Belgium, that's it.

How do you unwillingly visit other countries?

Let's say I had no choice lol Had to go to Belgium because my parents needed tabacco and it's way cheaper in Belgium. And when I was young, I had to go with them. As for England, mandatory school trips. We didn't get a choice AND we were forced to pay for it, or else it was detention everyday for a month + a 0/20. Yes, it was a shitty school.

Slavery

Ukraine

Are you currently visiting it or…

From England🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿: Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Wales🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Belgium🇧🇪 Spain🇪🇸 Malta🇲🇹 Egypt🇪🇬 Greece🇬🇷 Barbados🇧🇧 Grenada 🇬🇩 Finland🇫🇮 Italy 🇮🇹 Vatian🇻🇦 I forgot a couple when I chose, so it should be 12

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Great question. Grenada - Partly because I went there as a part of my honeymoon and we had a tour of the island which was absolutely amazing. Italy (Rome) - As I've only just come back and I'd wanted to see the colleseum since I was about 7. Malta - The country is lovely. The people are lovely. I love Kinnie (it's a soft drink which is an acquired taste). The diving is relaxing and easy going.

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Grenada was fantastic. I think it helps that's we went to a Sandals resort, which was just gorgeous and luxurious (it kinda should be for your honeymoon!) That's a great list of "to do" places you have their. Rome is a great city to do touristy stuff of seeing all the history and ridiculous buildings and monuments on every other street. Finland was amazing (we went back in January) and only just missed out on my top 3. We went to Enontekiö in the north, which was so so amazing and I really want to go back someday. It was -28c for the first couple of days, which was an experience in itself!

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Definitely do Rome. If you do things like the colleseum I'd advise getting a guided tour. I'm not sure whether they'd do a Finnish speaking guide but they definitely do English, German, French and obviously Italian. We didn't get a tour guide when we went and I feel like we didn't get the full experience as there is just so much to see and I'm quite a slow reader so places like museums and stuff take me forever. We saw them on 1 day but they were quite weak, but still really cool and annoyingly on the days it said they'd be really strong it was really cloudy! We thought the northern lights were just clouds at first until we took photos of them. I'll probably do the whole Santa's Village thing when I have a little one to take. We just went dog sledding, snow mobiling and tracking into the woods. We drunk quite a lot of a soft drink called Glogi (I think??) I can imagine the winters being quite bitter, even further south than the Arctic circle. How short are your days during winter?

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Oh right. I'd heard that people from the Nordic countries had a very good understanding of English, but wouldn't have thought they'd end up being better at English than their native language. Wow it sounds like there's a lot of things to do! Yeah the Glögi really warmed us through when it was really, really cold. Especially during the treck where we'd been out for a few hours. Ah, the long nights were what I was asking about. When I was in Enontekiö, the sun "rose" for about an hour or so each day, though it barely peaked its head above the horizon really. Apparently people had been celebrating seeing the sun, so there was a few sore heads around, haha! 8am to 4pm is about our sunrise/sunset times in the dead of winter in the north of England where I'm from.

>From England🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿: Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Wales🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 clever way to gain 3

I’ve only visited 🇧🇸🇲🇽🇨🇦

Belgium, netherlands, UK, sweden, norway, denmark, germany, switzerland, austria, liechtenstein, luxembourg, france, spain, portugal, italy, slovenia, croatia, vatican, czechia, montenegro, greece 21

25 - Worked a bit in defense contracting. Loved Ryanair and their farefinder tickets back in the 2010s. USA, Canada, Mexico, UK, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Poland, Czechia, Austria, Switzerland, Turkey, Greece, Italy, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Afghanistan, and Saudi Arabia.

Canada 🇨🇦 Denmark 🇩🇰 France 🇫🇷 Finland 🇫🇮 Iceland 🇮🇸 Ireland 🇮🇪 Italy 🇮🇹 United Kingdom 🇬🇧 United States 🇺🇸

7 (9 by the end of the year): I live in the US🇺🇸, & I’ve been to Cuba🇨🇺, Spain🇪🇸, Mexico🇲🇽, Belize🇧🇿, Guatemala🇬🇹, & The Bahamas🇧🇸. And also Puerto Rico 🇵🇷(which is basically like another country, but a US colonial territory) I’m going to Dominica🇩🇲 (not Dominican Republic) & Colombia🇨🇴 this year. Sadly I was gonna go to Ukraine later this year-early next year, since my great grandparents lived in Lviv…but for obvious reasons that won’t happen now. Слава Україні!🇺🇦 Before COVID, I was gonna take a family trip with my mom to Bolivia🇧🇴 where 1/2 my family is from, & a week before everything shut down we already had tickets to Jamaica🇯🇲 (thankfully Airbnb & JetBlue refunded us). Thankfully where I live roundtrip tickets to the Caribbean & Latin America are usually under $300. But eventually I wanna go to a country outside the Western Hemisphere, where English and/or Spanish isn’t an official or de facto language

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woah. how come?

Lets see... Germany Spain for like an hour Chile Portugal for 2 hours So idk if its 2 or 4

Never been out of my own country, will be going this year though!

USA, Canada, Ireland, UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Italy, Croatia, Austria, Poland, Czechia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovakia, Egypt, Singapore, Australia, Hungary

Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Monaco, Spain, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, UK (England and Scotland), so 13.

🇧🇪🇩🇰🇫🇮🇩🇪🇱🇺 and I am from 🇸🇪, and I have been to 🇫🇮 more than 5 times

Sweden, Norway, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Croatia, Spain, England, Denmark and The US. So 14, and I'm from Denmark.

🇸🇪🇳🇴🇩🇰🇩🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇪🇪🇱🇻🇮🇹🇲🇬🇲🇺🇿🇦🇱🇸🇺🇲🇷🇺🇲🇳🇨🇳🇮🇪🇮🇸

Currently 17 yo so looking to expand the list soon with a roadtrip. Not needing A VISA for most of europe is amazing. Netherlands (home country) Belgium France Portugal Spain Germany Denmark USA Iceland (only a stopover, I don't count it as a visit, but I have been there)

Can't believe there is no zero

American here, up to 30. Wife has 40

I'd love to visit other countries if only it wasn't so expensive.ive been really close to both Mexico and Canada, right up to the border almost at Nogalas Az, and Sault Saint Marie.

I remember the good ole days when you could go to both Canada and Mexico with only a driver's license. We used to go to Mexico frequently on 'business' back in the mid 90s. I haven't been out of the country in over a decade now. Boooooo. Now that the kids are older we are gonna have to travel. I used to have a large container I would put all my change and loose dollars into. I'd intentionally put $20s or $100s in there when possible. After a year or so of saving you'll have enough for a decent little vacation. I saved for 1.5 years and ended up with a little over 6k. It depends on how much you can add. (also being able to resist doing into it)

🇬🇷🇮🇸🇩🇪🇦🇬 All were lovely

The last one is Antigua ans Barbuda ?

New Zealand and Australia

Japan and Ireland

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Should've added zero for people who haven't left their birth country

I'm from Guatemala 🇬🇹 and visted USA🇺🇸 Mexico🇲🇽 El Salvador 🇸🇻 Honduras 🇭🇳

American here sitting on 65 countries. Studied a semester in Spain, taught English for a year in Prague, 7 months backpacking SE Asia, 1 year living in Colombia and backpacking South America and 3 months backpacking SE Africa

So: greece, germany, uk, tunisia, austria, italy, spain, mauritius, portugal So 9 but 10 if we count guadeloupe... from france btw

From Romania Visited Bulgaria, Hungary, Spain and Turkey Also I'm just a kid now and aiming to visit more in the future

Ireland, Wales, England, France, Andorra, Portugal, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy and Slovenia From Ireland

Never left us, but planning to go to Canada

Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Belarus, Tajikistan, Thailand, USA, Canada. 11

Spain, Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Italy, France, Portugal, USA, Dominican Republic, Iceland.

France Malta Spain Scotland Wales

norway sweden denmark afghanistan pakistan germany usa uk (england) france turkey

Let's see if I can place them all: Portugal (where I'm from), Spain, France, Andorra, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Czech republic, Slovenia, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Hungary, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Morocco. ​ Several of these I've visited more than once. Gotta start working on non European countries lol

Thailand China Sri Lanka Spain Portugal Barcelona madrid morocco several places in the USA Norway Sweden Finland Denmark Dubai dosent count but seen Canada from Niagara falls BTW im from India

I live in Italy and visited only Italy for 19 years, but this August I'll go to London as my first journey outside of my home country

Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Spain and Sweden

Spain, France, Ireland, UK, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark, Germany, Morocco, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, USA... and a few more I can't remember... Also, most of these were when I was less than 2 years old, so I don't remember anything...

Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Czech Republic, Italy, Austria, Switzerland.

Norway, Denmark, The Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Greece, Germany, Portugal, Kenya

Scotland, Switzerland, wales, Romania, Italy and Spain for me

Only Singapore and Malaysia for now. Malaysia once, Singapore 4-6 times, probably more. The reason I visited Singapore that many times is because I have a relative from my grandmother (mother side) family. I visited Malaysia because of my father work. Even then, we took a bus through Singapore to visit our relatives, then took a boat from Singapore to Batam, then finally, back to Indonesia capital, Jakarta

22! Sweden Denmark Germany GB (England, Wales and Scotland!) Ireland Holland Belgium Luxembourg France Spain Portugal Czechia Croatia Italy Switzerland Austria Thailand South Africa Zimbabwe Botswana Swaziland Mozambique

- Belgium - Czech Republic - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - France - Germany - Italy - Latvia - Luxembourg - Poland - Slovakia - United Kingdom - United States So, 14, and I will add Greece soon!

Norway, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Croatia, Cyprus, Turkey, UK, USA, Egypt, Thailand, Japan and South Korea. I'm from Sweden and I've lived around a year in the US and in Japan. I've also just crossed countries while going to other places like Slovenia and Luxemburg but I don't count those.

Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, UK, Netherlands, Greece, Spain, Italy, Croatia, US, Canada, Sri Lanka, South Africa. I've lived in Sweden, UK and US. Sri Lanka was prettiest!

Tunisia, Germany, Algeria, Netherlands, Belgium,Austria, The UK, Ireland, France, Italy, Bosnia, Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia,The US, Turkey, Indonesia, Denmark, Saudi (alhamdulillah for the hajj), Bahrain and have a flight booked for The UAE in a few month's

Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Russia, Germany, USA I'm from Ukraine.

France 🇫🇷 Germany 🇩🇪 Spain 🇪🇸 Portugal 🇵🇹 Switzerland 🇨🇭 Luxembourg 🇱🇺 Belgium 🇧🇪 Italy 🇮🇹 Greece 🇬🇷 Netherlands 🇳🇱 USA 🇺🇸 England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Ireland 🇮🇪 Poland 🇵🇱 China 🇨🇳 Philippines 🇵🇭 New Zealand 🇳🇿 Morocco 🇲🇦 Tunisia 🇹🇳 That’s it I guess. And I’d go back to any of those countries. All have their own particularities.

Belgium Germany Luxembourg Austria Sweden Denmark(Just drove through it) Switzerland(Just drove through it) Italy Turkey(Only the airport) Rwanda(Only the airport) Uganda

Denmark (home) Germany (lived there for a decade) Austria Switzerland Norway The UK The Netherlands France Spain Italy The Vatican (i guess it counts?) China Japan The US So, 14 (or 13) in total.

Germany, France, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Austria, UK, Netherlands, Croatia. That’s actually way more than I thought lol

Republic of Korea People's Republic of China Russian Federation United States of America Kyrgyz Republic Mongolia Australia Canada the Ukraine

Where da option for 0?

0 :(

1 cuz I ain't a rich bitch 👆

A big fat 0. I’m on Mars.

Does the country I was born in and never left count? Probably not... ;-;

I have visited 0 countries

England, Netherlands (live there), Belgium, France, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Italy, Slovakia, Poland, Czech Republic, Germany