Americans are fortunate to be able to travel most of the globe with minimal restrictions. That said, there are some spots that are less-than-welcoming to people from the States (sometimes, understandably so). Just a warning: you might want to think twice before attempting to stamp your passports in these 7 countries.
7. Iran
. . . . . . . . . . . #دابسمش#دابسمش_ايرانى#چالش# #رقص#رقص_ایرانی #دنس#دنسر #فان#طنز#موسیقی#سنی_دییلر#عشق#تهران#ایران#پرسپولیس#استقلال#تراختور#ماعده#دنیا#هنرمندان#خواننده#عاشقانه#کلیپ#فیلم#دختر#النازقاسمی #Dance#danse#iran#tehranThe State Department says “There is a very high risk of kidnapping, arrest, and detention of U.S. citizens in Iran.” If you’re dying to visit the Middle East, don’t choose Iraq, either – but Dubai in the United Arab Emirates is totally safe (and has killer authentic Iranian food).
6. Libya
This northern African nation is a hotbed of crime, terrorism, civil unrest, kidnapping, and armed conflict. That’s a trifecta+, so do not go. Nearby Egypt and Morocco are much more popular, but not entirely safe, either.
5. Mali
• • • #fisheye #oeildepoisson #fisheyephoto #yassa #poisson #fishdish #senegalesedish #africandish #poissonentier #arrêtes #fishbones #eatwithyourhands #Mali #Bamako #exploreMali #exploreAfrica #largeaperture #argentique #lofilove #lofiforever #analogue #analogvibes #analogphotography #filmfeed #grainisgood #nikonf3 #35mmfilm #kodakportra #analogpeople #80sforeverThe State Department says Mali is rife with terrorism, kidnaping, and crime – consider heading to the much safer Senegal, instead.
4. South Sudan
With crime, kidnapping, and armed conflict risks, you should consider the somewhat-safer Ugandan mountain region. Gorillas!
3. Venezuela
Here, you’re looking at the potential for violent crime, like armed robbery, homicide, and carjackings, along with civil unrest, poor healthcare, and arbitrary arrest and detention of U.S. citizens. But there are plenty of beautiful South American countries (almost all the others, in fact) waiting to safely welcome you to their shores.
2. Yemen
With a years-long proxy war being waged between Saudi Arabia and Iran here, there is heightened risk of targeted terrorism, civil unrest, disease, kidnapping, and, of course, getting caught in that. armed conflict. Unless you’re with Doctors Without Borders, there’s really no reason to feel pulled to Yemen – it’s one of the most dangerous places in the world.
Oman is also on the Arabian Sea, and it’s supposed to be lovely, though, so consider that!
1. Central African Republic
@marcolongari – The majesty of the Ubangi river, at sunset. Bangui, 2014. Chasing the last moments of light. A brief moment of quiet. #photojournalism #documentary #africa #centralafricanrepublic
#river #sunset #afp #fromthearchives #photoofthedayMore crime, more civil unrest, and risk of being kidnapped wait for you in this land-locked African country. And to make matters more dangerous, it’s sandwiched between other countries that come with warning labels.
You can hang out in the Virunga Mountains of Rwanda, instead – there are gorillas and everything.
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