Japanese visas have been simplified. Which countries are the most difficult to obtain visas in the world?

With the improvement of people's living standards, domestic tourism can no longer be satisfied, and more and more people want to enjoy exotic scenery. If you want to enter other countries, the first and most important thing is to get a visa. Visa is not 100% successful, but it is more difficult to apply for a visa in countries like North Korea, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Argentina.

I. North Korea

North Korea's visa is notoriously difficult, especially for Korean tourists. No matter where you come from, even if your visa is successful, you will be accompanied by your own tour guide during your stay in North Korea. These difficulties have led to fewer and fewer tourists going to North Korea.

Second, Iran.

When it comes to Iran, most people think of words like "war and turmoil" first. In fact, Iran is an ancient and beautiful country, and many people want to visit it. However, all visas in Iran need to be approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tehran, so this process will be particularly long and complicated.

Three. Saudi Arabia

The success rate of visa processing in North Korea is relatively low, but it is extremely difficult for Saudi Arabia to meet the visa processing conditions. Especially for some unmarried couples and women, there are many preconditions for applying for a visa. It's really difficult to visit such a strict country!

Four. Argentina

There are many materials needed to apply for a visa in Argentina, and for China citizens, there is no direct flight from China to Argentina, and they have to change planes on the way. Except for a few countries that do not need additional visas, most of them need third-country visas. This brings a lot of trouble to tourists who want to go to Argentina.

It is difficult to apply for visas in different countries in different periods. If you want to travel abroad, you must consult the visa processing process, required materials and precautions in advance so as not to affect your normal travel.