10 Countries Where Americans are Not Welcome in 2024

10 Countries Where Americans Are Not Welcome in 2024.

Today, we’re venturing off the beaten path to explore 10 countries Americans can’t travel to, or move to, easily.

At Discover Top 10 Places, we love to celebrate the freedom and ease of travel.

But geopolitics sometimes has other plans.

Buckle up, because this journey is all about those notoriously tough places for US passport holders to access.

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[WilliamNelson-mzol]

We should be as choosey as to who comes into our country as well.

[susanpalmer]

Venzeula, Lydia, Syria, Turk, Saudi, Eritrea, Cuba, Bhutan, Iran, N.Korea! Thank but no thank .There are a lot place to visit !!!

[ricklovelaec]

Being an American, i starting to feel unwelcome in my own country,

[lavelleklobes]

Very interesting, I wouldn’t visit ANY OF THESE COUNTRIES! Great video! ! Thank you❣️

[terryyy]

In 1979 I spent a month in Haiti. No serious problems. No regrets. You could not pay me to visit Haiti today.

[gardy]

I see a big difference between not allowed & or not welcomed.

[susanreeder]

At this point probably half of venezuela is here!

[geraldinehampton]

I went to Cuba in 2016. For safety reasons I told my group to say we were Canadian. The people were so disappointed we weren’t American. They were so excited to see Americans coming back to visit. Havana’s beaches were beautiful the people were very nice. But it definitely felt like you stepped back into time.

[EveryDayMan]

Bro, top 10 should be 1. North Korea, 2. Afghanistan. 3. Syria 4. Iran 5. Iraq 6. Sierra Leone 7. Burkina Faso 8. Myanmar 9. Somalia 10. Libya.

[ruthwelborn]

Have never heard of two of those. The others are not on my bucket list. They inspire no confidence that I would return home.

[jolee]

I can think of no reason whatsoever that I would want to travel to any of these countries!

[yolandabranch]

Don't have to worry about me traveling there. Thank you for the information 😊😊😊

[jeanfication]

I live in a country that doesn’t want me, definitely not going to another who will hate me more

[ohkay]

All places I could not care about going. So good

[killianmoss]

How about renaming the title of this 10 places any normal American doesn’t intend on visiting

[angelw.]

I’m american and live and work in Saudi, and have for years. All areas I’ve been to have had positive attitudes towards Americans, and the US embassy offers cultural exchange programs with my university. The dress code is very relaxed at this point too, though it’s best to be respectful. I’m guessing there could still be some remote areas that are less friendly to visitors but I’ve been all over the northern, eastern and western areas of the country, and now live in Riyadh. Americans are perfectly welcome here in my experience.

[nikkinounou]

Who caused the instability in these countries. The bombings the killing of innocent people, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Lybia, Soudan, and more.

[ScottMiller-rc]

I never had a great desire to visit these countries in the first place.

[MoNeeTah_Simone]

We all know those friends who were able to come over and play at your house but were forbidden to play at theirs 😅 got it 👍🏾

[vickyschnorbus]

I was in Syria in 1965. It was a beautiful country at that time, and Damascus was fascinating. I'm glad I was able to go.