just a question..??

[tmman 0]

when u become a us citizen, is it true that u need only a passport to travel anywhere in the world ...without visa for the country u want to visit??? ...thx guys

[Marilyn. 340]

someone can correct me if I am wrong but some countries would still require a US citizen to get a visa before entering their country...

[JenT 0]

when u become a us citizen, is it true that u need only a passport to travel anywhere in the world ...without visa for the country u want to visit??? ...thx guys

Not true

[churipu 4]

when u become a us citizen, is it true that u need only a passport to travel anywhere in the world ...without visa for the country u want to visit??? ...thx guys

Not true

Exactly...it depends on the destination country you are travelling to, some country require a visa to get in no matter what passport you hold.

[Nanusia & Lukaszek 0]

As a USC you still need a visa to travel to various countries.

Visas are not required to travel to the below countries if:

the purpose of your visit is business or pleasure;

your stay is less than 30 days (in some cases, it may also be longer:

Albania

Andorra

Antigua

Argentina

Austria

Bahamas

Bangladesh (<15 days)

Barbados

Belgium

Belize

Bolivia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

British Virgin Islands

British West Indies

Canada

Chile

Colombia

Croatia

Czech Republic

Denmark

Ecuador

Estonia

Gibraltar

Greece

Greenland

Grenada

Guatemala

Guyana

Haiti

Honduras

Hong Kong

Hungary

Iceland

Ireland

Italy

Jamaica

Japan

Latvia

Lithuania

Macao

Malaysia

Mexico

Morocco

Nicaragua

Norway

Paraguay

Peru

Philippines (<21 days)

Poland

Portugal

Romania

San Marino

Singapore

Slovak Republic

Slovenia

South Korea (<15 days)

Spain

St. Kitts & Nevis

St. Lucia

St. Vincent

Tahiti

Trinidad & Tobago

Tunisia

United Kingdom

Uruguay

All other countries require visa's for USC's.

Edited January 28, 2008 by Nanusia & Lukaszek

[lucyrich 20]

Not true.

Many countries don't require visas for short tourist visits, but do require visas for longer term travel, working abroad, studying in their schools, etc.

A few countries have a "reciprocity" principle. For example, Brazil makes US Citizens get a tourist visa, and they charge US Citizens a nonrefundable $130.00 fee for the privilege of applying for the visa. That's because the US Government makes Brazilians get a tourist visa and charges them similarly.

A special case is Cuba. The Cuban authorities don't mind if US Citizens visit, but US authorities DO mind if a US citizen or LPR visits Cuba without permission. Travellers to Cuba open themselves up to fines and prosecution when returning to the US.

Nanusia & Lukaszek's list is incomplete, BTW. I happen to know that Venezuela doesn't require a visa for short visits for tourist purposes, but it's not on the list.

US Citizens can travel as short-term tourists to an awful lot of countries without getting a visa, but not quite all of them.

[Nanusia & Lukaszek 0]

Nanusia & Lukaszek's list is incomplete, BTW. I happen to know that Venezuela doesn't require a visa for short visits for tourist purposes, but it's not on the list.

US Citizens can travel as short-term tourists to an awful lot of countries without getting a visa, but not quite all of them.

Really? That's weird. Cause I copied the info directly from travel.gov website. So you must have information they don't.

[john_and_marlene 162]

All other countries require visa's for USC's.

Your list is not complete. i.e.: US citizens do not require a visa for France for stays up to 3 months. France is not on your list.

I'd recommend checking visa requirments for each country you plan on visiting.

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...ation/index.jsp

[greeneyeddon 0]

how about Nederlands and germany?There is no visa required for USC.

[kim&james 0]

There are quite a few countries missing from that list, I notice that alot of them are visa waiver countries so check that out but basically if you plan to travel overseas check if you need a visa beforehand.

[warlord 73]

Many African countries require a visa regardless. Some I'm pretty sure of are Lybia, Algeria, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo etc. So yes every nation is going to be different and some will require visa's while others won't. You will just have to check on that particular country you want to visit to see what their individual rules will be...