Have you ever needed a visa?  

I for myself would like to have a visa in the US, but because of the current crisis there I am afraid to get one. My brother is there in the US and I would like to pay him a visit. I also would like to go to Europe, but I heard for you to get a visa it could really be pricey. For now, I am applying for work in Norway, if ever I am given a visa, then the employer would pay for it. .

I have travelled with work and entered Qatar but, it was literally for a day visit and we had to pay for the visa there but, it was done on arrival so quite quick and easy to do. I hope to go to Rusia one day though so I know I will need a visa then! x

Hi There

To these places i needed visa to tavel.. Dubai,South-Africa,Uk but apparently we still need visa for the Uk and Ireland but for the rest of Europe we people here do not need visa.Puffffff.Thank-god.

Cheers!

Almost west countries, i must use VISA to go.I think the west countries fear the Asia countries go to work.but i like to go Europe can use 1 Visa to stay all EU.I think Russia for my citizen country must use Russia Visa,it is not include EU.visa NOW are expensive particular Westhen countries.

When I got married and was going to join my husband in Australia I had to secure a spouse visa It didnt take very long since we already got married but it is as you said a bit pricey. I would also need to get a visa if I want to travel to the US which is also could be expensive, but I do not need visa in most countries in Asia and in Europe.Yes securing a visa is very expensive and paperwork could be quite demanding.

Visa fees today were more pricey, every month it increasing.
I need to apply for my extension visa here in UK and it gonna cost me £500 for me and my son. But travelling to Philippines and asian countries doesn't need a visa as long as you only stays 21 days, but more than 21 days you need to apply for a visa.

I dont have one but when traveling It is a MUST to have - It is always useful to have a limit to the visa so in case it is stolen you dont lose more than the limit
I agree with you it costs a lot to get a visa no matter how much banks says, or tell you that it will not

Several times, normally without too many problems. Going to India in 1991, I had to get a tourist visa, which took about two days.
When I wanted to stay in Thailand beyond the foreseen four weeks (allowed to all tourists) a few years ago, I had to attend the tourist visa extension office in Bangkok. This took a few hours.
And on the first occasion when I went to the United States, I needed a visa. This, again, I got in a matter of hours.
That said, I have never been anywhere really difficult to get in. I have weighed up going to Myanmar/Burma, but not made it as yet.

Hey max, I could write a list here, but let me tell you the two that 'got-away.' By that, I mean Twow we wanted to apply for but for aon reason or another didn't. First was Poland in 1966. My friend and I wanted to visit Poland and Czechoslovakia, but had time for one only. We went to Czechlosvakia. We had plans to drive from England through the Middle East, and The Sub-continent, but when we inquired in London, had to change our plans due to India and Pakistan conflicts.

I need a visa to visit the US and its not really a hassle apart from the fact you have to travel to another island to get.Sometimes they make so difficult.We also need a visa to canada and england but only if we intend to stay six months or more.Other countries i am not to sure.