I'm curious, are there any nationalities that don't need visas for anywhere? Or since I doubt it, what nationalities have the access to the most countries?

With an American passport, I can go to quite a few places, but I don't like that I need a visa for a lot of Eastern Europe and South America.

Commonwealth nations have it pretty easy, in regard to visas. Canadian and US passports are pretty solid, on an international scale.

I hear about people using a Brit passport on a regular basis, but I am not aware as to why they would make use of it over a different passport.

It is reciprocal. Places that need a visa to go to your country will require you to have one.

Why do you care if you need a visa to visit a country? Isn't a passport good enough?

http://www.threadbombing.com/data/media/1/picard-facepalm.jpg

Fuck off, kike.

Alot of countries don't mind if you go to them with just a passport, as long as you don't stay longer then 90 days I believe. The countries where it's a real problem would be like, Russia. You have to look up there laws though since they change regular basis.

The Swiss have it pretty easy, and a fair few countries in Asia allow you to buy your visa on arrival, or else not need one at all if you're from certain European/Commonwealth countries.

Of course, within the E.U. if from an E.U. country, you do not need a visa.

I don't believe people from the SAARC countries (India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh etc) have too much trouble getting around that area, certainly financially.