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34 countries you can travel VISA-FREE with Canada visa [2022 edition]

Updated: February 16, 2022 210 Comments

I always encourage my readers to get their US visas at some point. Having a US visa will open up many doors. Of course, you can travel to the US, but you can also travel to 45 countries VISA-FREE with US visa. But, many fear that the US visa is the most difficult to get. Well, there is an alternative - CANADA VISA. Canada visa is the second-best visa. You can travel 34 countries VISA-FREE with Canada visa. The best thing about a Canada visa is that there is NO VISA INTERVIEW. The … [Read more...]

11 mistakes that can get your visa denied (and how to avoid them)

Updated: March 17, 2021 602 Comments

The success rate of visa approval depends on many factors. It also depends on the country you are applying for and what proof of documentation you have. But sometimes, even simple mistakes can get your visa denied. I have applied for a lot of visas in the last 7 years. I have made a ton of mistakes myself. But over time I have learned to avoid these mistakes. These days, none of my visas are rejected. Being smart and avoiding these mistakes will spare you time, money and visa denials. So, … [Read more...]

What to pack for international travel

Updated: March 26, 2021 6 Comments

I have been traveling the world for over 4 years now. When I first started traveling, I was lugging around a heavy bag. Over time I have learned how to pack and what to pack for international travel. Many of you have been asking what do I pack, how do I pack and what are my essential items for international travel. Here are the list and recommendations. Just so you know, I carry more than just essentials. I am a full-time traveler, blogger, and digital nomad. So I have a few things that … [Read more...]

45 countries you can travel VISA-FREE with US visa [2022 edition]

Updated: February 16, 2022 649 Comments

Yes, you read it correctly. Travel 45 countries and territories VISA-FREE with US visa. I always encourage travelers from developing countries to get a US visa at some point. It opens up doors to many other countries. More and more countries are offering visa exemption with a valid US visa. This list is growing fast. If you are worried that the VISA-FREE list for your passport is just too small, then get a US visa. It will add about 45 countries to your VISA-FREE list. This is how you give … [Read more...]

15 ways to get a travel itinerary for visa application

Updated: May 19, 2022 199 Comments

Getting a travel itinerary for visa application is the most difficult and confusing part of the visa process. Consulates insist on providing confirmed flight and hotel bookings. But they do not recommend purchasing an actual ticket. They just want an itinerary. Did you see how confusing is that? Often times the consulates ask for one of these - Flight ticketsFlight itineraryFlight confirmationConfirmed flight ticketsConfirmed flight itineraryRound trip flight ticketsProof of onward … [Read more...]

How to trek to Everest Base Camp – A Day by Day Itinerary

Updated: September 20, 2017 2 Comments

Everest base camp trek is a goal, a dream and a bucket list item for many. A journey though the majestic Himalayas. An unforgettable adventure of a life time. I highly recommend hiring a guide for your trek. But, the trek can also be done easily without a guide. If you are trekking on your own or hiring a guide, either way this guide on how to trek to Everest base camp will serve you as your day by day itinerary to your EBC journey. Note: The first step of the process is to plan for the trek. … [Read more...]

How to plan your Everest Base Camp trek

Updated: September 20, 2017 2 Comments

The Everest Base Camp trek is an adventure of a lifetime. It is not just a trek - it is a journey, it’s a challenge and on top of all it is an achievement. The sense of accomplishment when you arrive at the base camp is incredible. It is a walk in the foot steps of legends like Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. It is an inspiration from the summiteers who lost their lives like Scot Fischer and Rob Hall. It is a mesmerizing view of the world’s highest mountains. It is a journey through the … [Read more...]

15 ways to research visa requirements for any country

Updated: February 9, 2018 20 Comments

One of the biggest hurdles for travelers from developing countries is the visa. Venturing into international travel with a powerless passport can be scary. Especially with confusing and often times conflicting visa requirements. It is often difficult to research visa requirements. There is no one source out there that gives you a complete picture. You have to contact consulates, read up on blogs, check with airlines and search on the internet to figure the visa procedure. I have been … [Read more...]

10 tips for a happy and successful Airbnb stay

Updated: September 20, 2017 3 Comments

I have been using Airbnb for almost 3 years now. Over these 3 years, I have learned the tips and tricks on how to select a perfect Airbnb listing that works best for my needs. I have had trouble at the beginning due to lack of reviews. I have also had a few last minute host cancelations. I have had both good and bad experiences with Airbnb. But, over the time I have learned how to make my stay happy and satisfying. From my personal experience, here are my 10 tips for a happy and successful … [Read more...]

10 things NOT to do in Rio de Janeiro

Updated: October 12, 2020 Leave a Comment

With lush green mountains, breathtaking beaches and wild parties, Rio de Janeiro is hands down one of the beautiful cities in the world. That's why Cariocas (Rio locals) call this city Cidade Maravilhosa (Marvelous City). There is a reason why it attracts millions of tourists every year. The world's largest party, Carnival brings millions of visitors to Rio. The new year's eve fireworks are one of the best in the world. It's home for one of the 7 wonders of the modern world, Cristo … [Read more...]

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About Thirumal Motati, founder and travel writer at visa traveler
Hi! I’m Thirumal Motati. I’m on a mission to travel to every country in the world on my “weak” passport. As a digital nomad, I have been traveling full-time for over 6 years. My knowledge and experience have helped many secure their visas and fulfill their travel dreams. Want to learn how to travel the world on a weak passport? Start here.

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