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Similar experience with Russian passport as well. Treating someone just by a place where he/she was born is a racism, just in a less obvious fashion.
by xvilka 8y ago
Similar experience with Russian passport as well. Treating someone just by a place where he/she was born is a racism, just in a less obvious fashion.
- SeaSeaRider 8y agoIronically, Russia is one of the most difficult countries to enter in the world, for passport holders from any country.
- xvilka 8y agoSadly it is true. Russia is an awesome location for non-urban tourism with a wild variety of climate - from hellish desert to a cold-hellish snow one, from high-rise mountains to vast expanses of swamps. Totally worth a visit.
- peachananr 8y agoNot for us Thais. We are visa free. I think they do it the way your country imposed them first. EU imposed the visa, they do the same back etc. That's what I believe at least. :)
- tanyatik1 8y agoNot sure this is true. For example, from what I have seen for British citizen, the process is exactly mirrored: Russians have to go through the same process to go to UK as Brits have to do to go to Russia. Still a shame though. I must have gone through the process the author of the post mentioned at least 10 times in my life, it's not fun.
- mb_72 8y agoSpeaking as someone with dual Australian / Estonian citizenship, I never saw it as racism that it's a PITA to get a Russian visa, however the Russian view that anything that is an inconvenience to them is 'racist' is sadly all too common.
- xvilka 8y agoNot only to us, it is a problem for citizens of most of the world countries, except EU, US and a few others. This is exactly what this article about.