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Curated top posts from Reddit's second passport, expat, and digital nomad communities — filtered for insight, ranked by upvotes.

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r/digitalnomad5mo ago

What country will you never visit again?

And why? Edit: I ranked the top 10 countries based on the comments. **1. Egypt** – 72 mentions Still the runaway king. “Scam with a national anthem,” constant harassment, aggressive hustlers everywhere, even people who loved ancient Egypt say the modern experience ruined it forever. **2.…

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r/AmerExit2y ago

This country is almost surgically designed to keep you stressed out

EDIT 2: In their infinite wisdom the mods decided to ban me for sayong "So is your face", but the many abusive MAGA trolls that attacked and insulted me are still here. Make of that what you will but I'm neither capable nor have the energy to reply to comments anymore. On top of that I found out…

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r/AmerExit5mo ago

I was able to get dual citizenship because of this subreddit

I'm 38 and most of my life I thought I was ineligible to get dual citizenship through ancestry, with the last time checking requirements around the start of the pandemic. Cut ahead to the election last year and with the oncoming existential crises, I thought, why not check again? Nothing seemed to…

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r/IWantOut1y ago

MEGATHREAD: Emigrating after the US election results

Every US election brings anxiety and uncertainty, and with that comes an increase in people who want to explore their alternatives in a different country. This post is for you. First, some reminders: * In most cases, moving abroad is not as simple or quick as it seems in movies. If you aren't a…

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r/PassportPorn11mo ago

Just two women on a plane from Newark to Washington

Here's the translated story: A few years ago I sat next to this woman on a plane from Newark to Washington. We talked about our jobs (she's an engineer, I write stories) and our kids (we each have two) and what we were watching on Netflix. (We both love Friends) Then she asked where I was from…

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r/PassportPorn1y ago

North Korean Diplomatic Passport spotted in the wild

While waiting in line for my flight at Geneva Airport, I noticed someone holding a North Korean diplomatic passport. Sorry for the low-quality photo—I had to snap it quickly and discreetly 😅

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r/digitalnomad6mo ago

Why am I meeting so many right leaning people lately?

I'm a left leaning person and lately the vast majority of Western digital nomads/expats (men, 20s/early 30s) I meet and interact with in Asia (Thailand, Bali, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, China, Philippines) are right leaning. In the past it used to be the exact opposite, they're also upfront…

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r/AmerExit2mo ago

I have two passports now!!

Dual citizenship by birth (grandfather was a German immigrant) but I've never bothered to apply for my papers until now. For now I'm staying in the states but I'm grateful that I have an escape plan if things truly go to shit here.

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r/PassportPorn9mo ago

How unfair life could be :(

Both my friend and I are Palestinians — our families originally from the same village near Beersheba. After the 1967 war, my father’s family was displaced to Gaza, while his ended up in Haifa. Now, nearly 60 years later, that historical split continues to shape our lives. Despite having stronger…

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r/AmerExit1mo ago

Thinking of Canada? Think again

Kind of doing this post to disprove the issue of different post. Hello, I immigrated to Canada 4 years ago. British Columbia specifically. It is extremely expensive relative to local wages, for a developed nation. But there are aspects not discussed. These aspects contribute a lot to the overall…

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r/AmerExit6mo ago

Leaving the United States was possibly the worst decision I have ever made in my life. Just wanted to share my story of how moving to Europe doesn't always work out.

I wanted to share the story of how leaving the US ended up being possibly the worst decision I have ever made in my life. You'll have to excuse me for using a throwaway account. I don't really want to share this on my main account. I was born in Finland and am a Finnish citizen but moved with my…

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r/AmerExit1y ago

Are we making a dumb choice?

My husband and I (I’m 36, he’s 34) have 2 kids (7 y/o daughter, 5 y/o son) and live in the Midwest, we’re both born and raised. After Roe was overturned we fairly aggressively started looking into moving to Canada. We cooled the talk and then on election night I signed up to take the English IELTS…

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r/IWantOut5y ago

[GUIDE] So you're an American who wants to live in Europe, eh?

Hi all, I wanted to put together a brief overview or sort of wiki thing for one of the biggest groups I see on here: Americans wanting to move to Europe. If you have questions or more to add (or you disagree!) please leave a comment and I can edit my post accordingly. DISCLOSURE: I'm just an…

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r/AmerExit1y ago

Anyone else taking real steps to bail after the Oval Office disgrace yesterday?

The final nail for me was the absolute disgrace and utter betrayal of our democratic brethren in Ukraine and Europe in the Oval Office yesterday. I just sent an enquiry to an immigration solicitor in the UK to get the ball rolling. I also informed my CEO that I am doing this one way or another.…

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r/legaladvice10mo ago

Bank froze my account until I provide proof of citizenship. Bank refuses to accept naturalization certificate, state ID, social security card, or veterans ID as proof. I have no idea what to do anymore.

Hi, just wanted to come back and update in case this helps anyone in the future. After a week of no access I was finally able to access my account. It’s amazing how fast things changed when I reported them to the CFPB. Lessons were definitely learned here and I have closed this account with this…

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