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<blockquote data-quote="ShiningStar" data-source="post: 27020829" data-attributes="member: 565650"><p>Some elakiriyans think they get the same privilege as 1st world passport holders if they have visa stamps from 1st world countries in their passport. This is not right.</p><p></p><p>Here are some disadvantages they should know</p><p></p><p>* They can't visit a foreign country and suddenly decide to go to bordering country for fun. They might have to apply visa from their home country again</p><p></p><p>* Most countries won't give you easy access to their country just because you have a visa stamp from a 1st world country on your passport. Only limited counties will do it</p><p></p><p>* You have additional cost for visa. Some countries charge big amounts for visa. Imagine you're going on trip with your family</p><p></p><p>" Unlike 1st world passport holders they have to go through tiresome paper work to get their visa work done. This is because they don't have the privilege of getting visa free or on arrival visa access to 1st world countries. They have to waste a lot of time and energy visiting embassies to get their visa work done</p><p></p><p>*They can't transit through some countries without a visa</p><p></p><p>*Let's say they're living in a foreign country and they decide to apply visa to visit a neighbouring county without visiting home country. They might have to fly to a metropolitan city to find an embassy in the country they live. This will waste their money on hotel and flying cost.</p><p></p><p>There are many other facts like this. Maybe other elakiriyans can write about their experience here</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ShiningStar, post: 27020829, member: 565650"] Some elakiriyans think they get the same privilege as 1st world passport holders if they have visa stamps from 1st world countries in their passport. This is not right. Here are some disadvantages they should know * They can't visit a foreign country and suddenly decide to go to bordering country for fun. They might have to apply visa from their home country again * Most countries won't give you easy access to their country just because you have a visa stamp from a 1st world country on your passport. Only limited counties will do it * You have additional cost for visa. Some countries charge big amounts for visa. Imagine you're going on trip with your family " Unlike 1st world passport holders they have to go through tiresome paper work to get their visa work done. This is because they don't have the privilege of getting visa free or on arrival visa access to 1st world countries. They have to waste a lot of time and energy visiting embassies to get their visa work done *They can't transit through some countries without a visa *Let's say they're living in a foreign country and they decide to apply visa to visit a neighbouring county without visiting home country. They might have to fly to a metropolitan city to find an embassy in the country they live. This will waste their money on hotel and flying cost. There are many other facts like this. Maybe other elakiriyans can write about their experience here [/QUOTE]
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