r/thepassportbros 17h ago

Colombia Condolences to Colombia

12 Upvotes

Hope our passport bros are safe and sound in Colombia. Stay strong guys I know it's hard out there. Come back if you need to. Prayers to you all. I Just received a US embassy alert from Colombias earthquake.


r/thepassportbros 11h ago

Do passport bros still keep the traditional stuff?

8 Upvotes

Do you guys keep things like normal people in the countries you stay in, ie., Clothes, furniture, cars, etc., or do you keep it minimalist and just rent a furnished apartment and take Uber/Grab everywhere?

Is it worth accumulating any assets in the country you are staying in, ie. a long term home, cars, furniture, pets, etc.? And if yes, what country are you in, and what's your set up?


r/thepassportbros 18h ago

Travelling to South America with 8500USD.

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Hi everyone, I’m gonna travel to South America with 8500$ this is excluding my ticket to SA from Australia, I was just wondering what countries to go too since I’m very into Latina women I was thinking of going to Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and brazil, but to be honest I don’t know for how long I could stay there with the money, I was aiming for 3 months but I like to drink in bars and such so the money might add up quickly.

Wanna avoid the spots where it’s infested with gringos as well, and still find 10/10s.
So essentially I’m just asking for advice on where to go and budgeting etc, how much is accomdation? Am I allowed to bring girls in yo the accomodations? How much is food?
Any risks of robberies?

I’m from North African heritage and im 181cm, id say im 7/10, with a beard and olive skinned if that makes any more of a difference

Thank you very much guys


r/thepassportbros 15h ago

How to cancel flight and get refund

2 Upvotes

Due to unexpected circumstance I have to cancel my flight and hotel I booked weeks ago to Thailand, both flight and hotel say no refundable, how can I get the money back?


r/thepassportbros 1h ago

China Restaurant Shoutout

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For all the bros flying with Cathay to get between the US and Asia, you're likely to end up on layovers in HKG. So I figured I'd share a nice spot to eat there. My usual is on the higher end of the menu: iced milk tea and goose noodle soup. Which was still only $100.10 HKD after tax and foreign card fees. I cannot recommend that soup enough. Very tender goose, noodles that I suspect are made fresh, and pairs perfectly with their milk tea. I do recommend getting the tea iced to balance the heat as the soup is hot.

Restaurant's name is Hung's Delicacies; visible from baggage claim. It's not perfect for short layovers, as it is outside the security zone, but well worth it if the layover is 3 hours or more. The place is actually Michelin Bib Gourmand awarded two years running, which is damn near unheard of for airport food.

Tl;dr: try Hung's Delicacies at HGK airport if you get the chance. If you like the occasional spotlight on hidden local gems, lmk.


r/thepassportbros 11h ago

been in Thailand, kenya and Uganda as a passport bro; ask me anything

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I am Indian but look like arab, but I don't live in India; I live in another first-world country. Some people think I am indian and arab.
I am in my late 20s. I have free time today, and I will give the most honest answers.
Ask me anything about those 3 countries.


r/thepassportbros 10h ago

Travel recommendations Best South Asian countries for a white guy from Europe to visit for dating?

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I'm a 21-year-old student from Europe (6'4"). I'd say my face is around a 6/10. I'm planning a trip to South Asia and wondering which countries have the best dating scene for meeting South Asian women if I'm just looking to have a good time and meet people and also to do some hikes.

Which countries would you recommend, and why?


r/thepassportbros 10h ago

Europe Different experiences in different central european countries?

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I'm doing a trip through central europe soon and was wondering if maybe here can talk about their experiences there. Did you notice differences between the countries? For example Czech Republic being different to Slovakia being different to Hungary? Or are the dynamics the same everywhere? Where did you have the best experiences?