How many countries have you been to?

[u/QuarktotheCosmos]

Your home country doesn’t count.

3277 votes, 2d left

0

1-4

5-9

10-19

20-44

45+

[u/Zyeffi]

England, Ireland, Iceland, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Vatican City, Monaco, Greece, Malta, the Netherlands, Morocco, Andorra

Living in France puts you right in the heart of Western Europe, many countries are nearby, with the vast majority reachable by car and the rest by plane, but never more than 2 hours and 30 minutes away.

[u/1Ferrox]

Oh boy

Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Nederlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Austria, Lichtenstein, Italy, Slowenia, Slowakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia, Bosina and Herzigovina, Serbia, Albania, North Macedonia, Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey, UK, Ireland, UAE, Cape Verde, Morocco, Barbados, St. Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Costa Rica, Panama, USA

Might have forgotten some but 42 I think

[u/HiImNickOk → u/1Ferrox]

My American mind can't comprehend going to so many countries/vacations that you genuinely can't keep track of them all. That's a great list though

[u/Sweetreg → u/HiImNickOk]

Your american mind still thinks Europe is in France

[u/HiImNickOk → u/Sweetreg]

How original

[u/Woodeyyyyyyy → u/HiImNickOk]

Right! Everybody knows it’s in Paris

[u/SayNoToBrooms → u/1Ferrox]

I never assumed I could count the Caribbean islands as separate countries, and that profoundly changes my vote after I had already made it

[u/Lord_Pokeboll → u/SayNoToBrooms]

Crazy thing to say

[u/ErzIllager → u/SayNoToBrooms]

Of course, they are comprisrd of (mostly) sovereign countries, why would you not count them individually?

[u/One_Performer_7202]

Egypt

[u/SayNoToBrooms]

Who’s voted 0, and where the heck do you live???

[u/watermelonlollies → u/SayNoToBrooms]

Bro it said home country doesn’t count

[u/Funneduck102 → u/watermelonlollies]

Yeah that should be in the title lol

[u/shimmerangels → u/SayNoToBrooms]

international space station

[u/GDog507 → u/SayNoToBrooms]

I live in the US and don't have the money for a passport nor travel lol

[u/itrashcannot → u/SayNoToBrooms]

U.S. No passport or money. Besides the country is huge so I travel within in, but would love to go overseas one day.

[u/ExoTheFlyingFish → u/SayNoToBrooms]

Haha sometimes

[u/watermelonlollies]

Australia and New Zealand, and Italy and Greece. I also had a layover in London but didn’t count that because I never left the airport

[u/LargeDuckEgg]

None. My shoes, which I’ve worn from birth, act as an autonomous zone

[u/RainbowPiggyPop]

US and Canada

[u/Sylva12]

My list is at 30, including my own, so 29 other countries

[u/Trama_Doll_]

Ireland, France, Belgium, Germany, Hungary, Spain, Netherlands, Morocco, Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon.
Edit - Whoops, forgot USA (NYC) lmao.

[u/Delano7]

England and Belgium, that's it

[u/Significant_Rain_361]

Europe's online

[u/tsimkeru]

Because of border disputes, if you accept all claims, its 17, if we look de Facto its 15 or 14 (the true status of the Vatican is confusing)

[u/curiousdoodler → u/tsimkeru]

Lol yeah I was like are England and Scotland different countries? It depends which sport you're watching...

[u/IAlwaysOutsmartU]

Aside from my home country, it’s only Belgium and Germany I’ve walked around in.

[u/Zerhax]

Visited Philippines, United States, and Singapore. If we’re including layover flights then Taiwan, England, and South Korea.

[u/EloquentRacer92]

None, although we might go to Canada soon.

[u/TheSentinelScout]

canada, mexico, india, spain and portugal. i’m american.

[u/notmymain07]

Bunch of rich people in these comments

[u/FBWSRD → u/notmymain07]

Lot of europeans in the comments, who have those 20 euro ryanair flights

[u/w33b2 → u/notmymain07]

Or Europeans. They’re a short drive away from a half dozen countries at all times.

[u/Bakibenz → u/w33b2]

Trains, buses and planes are much more convenient than driving lol.

[u/notmymain07 → u/w33b2]

Nah im talking about the people who have been to multiple countries in different continents

[u/Alive-Mousse4036 → u/notmymain07]

Being rich and not being poor are different things

[u/AktionMusic → u/notmymain07]

You don't have to be rich to travel, you just need to prioritize it and be willing to rough it a bit.

[u/notmymain07 → u/AktionMusic]

Ik im just a bit jealous because im broke

[u/FeetYeastForB12 → u/notmymain07]

Since when has travelling been a "rich" thing?.. Where are you from to have formed this conclusion?

[u/Routine-Lawfulness24 → u/FeetYeastForB12]

Spending 500$ is a lot if that’s your annual income, not everyone lives in us or central europe

[u/Bakibenz → u/notmymain07]

Not rich by any means, but I have counted travelling through countries as technically being there. So when I was travelling from Hungary to Scotland via bus, I have visited plenty of countries.

I also had two business trips to Thailand, so I counted UAE and Qatar too.

[u/GustaQL → u/notmymain07]

Easy as an european lol I can go to italy for a weekend and pay like 200 euros for total cost

[u/Goldfitz17 → u/notmymain07]

Been to 15 countries as american, and 3 different Continents. (i do count the US because Ive been to 27 states and we have relatively different cultures) im sure a lot of people are rich but myself and some others i know simply have different priorities. The only thing i spend money on besides my necessities is PC gaming which leaves me with a decent amount to travel and i barely make 45k a year and live alone. I have a trip planned for Mexico in October which will be my first time and going back to Japan for a second time to visit a friend in February. You can travel and not be rich, it just takes away from other potential hobbies.

[u/WindUpMusicBox]

England, Spain and Italy

[u/Quiet-Luck]

England, Scotland, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Czech Republic, Belarus, Hungary, Greece, Italy, Spain, Luxemburg, France, Turkey, Egypt, Swiss, Austria, Portugal, ... I think that's it.

[u/undecimbre]

Spain, Italy, France, Netherlands, Monaco, Italy, Cyprus, Germany, Poland, Belarus, Czech Republic, Latvia, Thailand, Turkey, and "just" the airports of Finland and UAE.

[u/BirbMaster1998]

U.K.(England), Italy, France, Monaco.

[u/Carsonbetta_11]

Canada

Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, UK

Tanzania

China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan ♥️, Thailand

[u/manfiron]

Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, Netherlands, Denmark, UK, France, Spain, Italy, Hungary, Greece, Cyprus, Tunisia, Algeria, USA, Dominican Republic, Chile, Bolivia, Peru

Hoping to add a lot more in the future as well!

[u/PeaOk5697]

19 countries, but it's been years since i traveled last

[u/Rexitoxal]

I went to Bermuda, does that count as a country here

[u/ErzIllager → u/Rexitoxal]

That's part of the British Overseas Territories, so I'd count it as the UK

[u/BoSKnight87]

I live in the US, I’ve been to Mexico, Belize, Honduras, Cayman Islands, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Italy, Poland and in 3 months Japan 

[u/Apple_The_Chicken]

Pretty much the entire western + central Europe + the US so 13 to my count

[u/itsmejak78_2]

0 but i plan to go to Canada once i get my Canadian citizenship recognized

[u/siljeeke]

I’m from Norway and I’ve been to Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Poland, The UK, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Vatican city, Greece, Cyprus, The US, Australia, Fiji, Indonesia, Philippines and Thailand.

[u/Vercomer]

Shouldve put homecountry into the title, my monkey brain reacted too quickly and voted 1-4

By this metric, 0

[u/theangriestboi]

Spain, Portugal, France, Netherlands, Norway, Finland, USA, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Germany, Iceland, Turkey, Malta

[u/Kouto6sucks]

How it feels seeing anyone manage to travel more than 2 countries 🙂🔫

[u/Large-Lack-2933]

I'm American and I've been to Australia, Canada, Ghana, Germany, Indonesia Netherlands.

[u/mars_gorilla]

China, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, Norway, Finland, Morocco, plus a few I probably don't remember

[u/ladylemondrop209]

Made a quick list, I think 44. But could be forgetting some.

I've lived in N.America, EU, and Asia.. the latter two makes racking up the numbers quite easy.

[u/FeetYeastForB12]

Turkey, Greece, Hungary, Austria, Czechia, Italy, Spain, Portugal, France, Netherlands, England, Wales, Scotland, United Arab Emirates, Morocco.

I can also tell the last place I'd plan to go and that is North America.

[u/GermanAutistic]

Let's see.

1. Germany
2. Austria
3. Czechia
4. Netherlands
5. Belgium
6. Luxembourg
7. France
8. Spain
9. Italy
10. Slovenia
11. Croatia
12. B & H
13. Serbia (+ Kosovo, unless you count it separately)
14. Hungary
15. Slovakia
16. North Macedonia
17. Albania
18. Montenegro
19. UK
20. Canada
21. US

Huh, didn't think it would actually be 20.

Edit: Forgot the UK.

[u/runonia]

England, Ireland, (Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales if you divide the UK), Greece, Germany, Austria, Lichtenstein, Switzerland, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Japan. I was born and live in the US

[u/curiousdoodler]

Canada, Mexico, Ireland, England, Scotland, Norway, Denmark, Germany, France, and Portugal

[u/throwtheamiibosaway]

- Belgium

- France

- Germany

- Luxembourg

- UK

- Austria

- Hungary

- Switzerland

- Italy

- Vatican

- Spain

- Denmark

- Turkey

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[u/snoopmk]

UK, Ireland, Canada, Mexico, Bahamas

[u/Pete_D_301]

Ireland, Canada, Mexico, and UK.

[u/ErzIllager]

Czechia, Austria, Switzerland, France, Spain, Italy and the United Kingdom for me, but I'm still young and plan to visit many more

[u/PresidentDixie]

Fiji, china, japan, korea, Phillipines, Costa Rica, Scotland, Ireland, Iceland, Switzerland, France, Italy, turkey.

Honorable mentions:

US Territory Guam

Layovers in Samoa, El Salvador, and Canada

[u/cirelia2]

Norway, finland, denmark, germany, spain, czchecia, Netherlands, Italy, vatican, china, south Korea and two vacations booked for next year to japan and belgium

[u/enilix]

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Austria, Hungary, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, France, Spain, Monaco, UAE

I'm from Croatia and obviously visited all our neighbouring countries, and the rest is pretty basic when it comes to Europe. UAE was for a business trip. The next country I'm planning to visit is Portugal!

[u/GDog507]

None other than my home country. Travel is far too expensive and if I had the money I'd put it to something I'd enjoy for years to come rather than a trip to a sightseeing tour that a million people see a year lol.

[u/I_Suck_At_This_Too]

Filter out Americans and you'll get very different results.

[u/myscreamgotlost]

Canada, Greece, Turkey, England, Ireland, France, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland

[u/quaxoid]

zero? then where the fuck do you live? the moon? xD

[u/itsmejak78_2 → u/quaxoid]

"Your home country doesn’t count."

[u/Severe-Tough-3972]

People who haven't been to any countries must have been born on Mars or sth 😭😭😭

[u/Turinqui85 → u/Severe-Tough-3972]

"Your home country doesn't count"

[u/DominateSunshine]

I don't get how people voted zero. Do they not realize they are in a country right now?

Unless you was born on an ocean or in space, you've been in at least one country.

With that said. I've never left the country I was born in.

[u/ErzIllager → u/DominateSunshine]

I don't get how people see a post that seems to have an issue and don't bother reading the complete post (which might resolve the issue at hand) before posting a comment about it.