I Bought a Citizenship That Can Travel the World

[@YesTheory]

Thank you to everyone who has ever watched, subscribed, gotten anything from Seek Discomfort or whatever way you have supported us and been a part of this community. You helped us free Ammar from this constant stress and we can now travel the world together. Thank you thank you thank you for changing all of our lives and unlocking a new world of possibilities for us ❤️

[@saikobanters4323]

No, thank you!

[@RAWJimmy]

Thank you for sharing and being positive change for the world 🌎 we need more people like you guys.

[@imcontemptwithlife4155]

Kinda wasted your money ngl

[@minecraft-hw7kh]

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[@DinanathLad]

❤️❤️❤️

[@drewbinsky]

So incredibly happy for you Ammar!!! Can’t wait to travel together in the future !

[@moshiboshi7108]

Love your vids, pls go to my country sweden again and have a nice time:)

[@saiduszaman4892]

I love your Videos Drew Binsky.. when you gonna upload the Southi Arabia Vlog??

[@nawarajgautam]

The man himself commented here , woww ... Lots of love Drew

[@aampakistani3003]

I want u and ammar together, two future legends in one video

[@rahuljize]

Worst thing to do if travelling to muslim country

[@eamonandbec]

As Canadian travellers, we have spent the last month learning from Moroccans what it is like to travel with a non-Canadian passport. It has been so eye-opening and what a reminder of the amazing privilege we have just by being born in North America. And then to watch this 😭. All those adventures and border crossings that Ammar had to miss or go through uncomfortable questioning…. MAN, we are so unbelievably happy for you to put that in the past. Can’t wait for you to go home and squeeze your loved ones 💛💛💛. So happy!! Thank you for sharing your story x

[@themapoe]

I'm a US citizen but I live in Germany. The immigration office has always been very kind to me; they've never questioned the legitimacy of my documents, they're very clear with what I need to bring, and all of the surprises have been positive. It really grinds my gears when fellow Americans complain about having to do the absolute bare minimum when my colleagues from, say, India had to jump through a whole bunch of hoops to even get here and then be forced to do it all over again.

[@Drewp06]

Just a reminder that the west is superior in every way.

[@playmakersmusic]

@@themapoe I mean you are US citizen, that speaks volumes, no one is going to question the legitimacy because of the power and presence US have in the world.

[@khwilabou8745]

Im a moroccan myself, i need a year of planning before going to any country

[@aworldofasunshine]

I love when my favorite KZbinrs comment on each other’s videos 😍

[@quadmft]

So happy for Ammar

[@minecraft-hw7kh]

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[@rndmprsn3970]

Bro what are these fucking bots

[@wingmanbomer]

Yes absolutely! So happy for Ammar

[@noobmaster3666]

Same here

[@MrAmmarT]

Thank you my name is Ammar

[@sheriffarahat171]

as an Egyptian currently in the military and with my family in the states I feel you, and cried my heart out.

[@ththim7785]

Did't people call the Caribbean a SH*t hole country? People better behave themselves when they get accepted and don't come down hear with no white supremacy nonsense. WE DON'T TOLORATE THAT!

[@st4rgirlaalia]

As someone from Saint Kitts im incredibly honoured to welcome you with open arms. So proud of you Ammar!

[@nikola7802]

Thanks to your people he is free that is a blessing! Good karma for your people!

[@laadybee7752]

I am from St. Lucia and I am so proud of my Caribbean neighbor for giving this great gift to Ammar.

[@Leo1239150]

Nikola , also good money :D but yeah, I agree with you

[@i-am-your-conscience]

Reach out to him.. I am super sure he would like to meet up with an native.. I am sure he wants to visit and learn about the country that gave him a new life

[@mikey10006]

Aaliyah Samuels is such a kittian name

[@brettconti]

Well deserved, Ammar. Your story is an inspiration!

[@vatsal1917]

Aye you're here too

[@MariA-yr8kd]

People don’t realize how blessed Americans are (aka naive Americans themselves). So happy for you Ammar ❤️

[@SpaceRanger187]

so he couldnt go back to Egypt why?

[@SteveJobIess]

@@SpaceRanger187 because he is a draft dodger. Rather than serve his country, he fled for an easier life, and now cries about not getting to travel. So he literally buys another citizenship. #SeekComfort

[@SpaceRanger187]

@@SteveJobIess Thats crazy..The fact this channel has 5m subs..Goes to show you morals have left the human race..Wolnt they just arrest him when he goes back or why has Interpol got him

[@superg8787]

People with strong passports won't ever understand the exact struggle we go through :( we always feel so restricted! Anyway, so happy for u

[@travelwithtiago]

As a Peruvian...I am happy...

[@潘杨洋]

as a Chinese i feel the same 😢

[@plypayj3]

Ammar could visit St Kitts for an episode of Yes Theory, that would be cool to see.

[@christinamaiya691]

Yassss

[@4man996]

Yes Theory Yes Theory, must have

[@undrcoverlouky]

Yes please! Go to St Kitts!!!!!

[@nartworks557]

I literally commented this same thing 2 days before and got no likes 😂😂 but seriously that would be a pretty interesting video especially when they see his passport once he enters

[@SuperUsa4ever]

Great idea

[@0608coolman]

St. Kitts and Nevis 100% deserves a dedicated Yes Theory video for this, also I totally think you could've crowdsourced the 150k Ammar needed in about a week if you had asked us.

[@CharlyDerKater]

True but also he said it was some kind of donation I don't know the us Tax system but here in Germany donations can be written of the tax so they basically won't have to pay 90k in taxes now

[@jerseylife8701]

@@CharlyDerKater it’s basically the same. 75k that yes theory paid is also a business expense so it was always gonna be deducted from their taxes. Then his personal $75,000 is considered a donation and gets written off of his own taxes.

[@jerseylife8701]

We did pay for it in a way, well half of it. They used merch earnings.

[@voltskrafty8936]

No doubt!!

[@kimoliburd8829]

We definitely do. Please come visit us and let me take you around.

[@Misterslidedropper]

Man, this one hit close to home. Realising the world isn't accesable to everyone. Seeing you overcome those boundaries is inspiring.

[@cloakee4555]

As a Singaporean I never realised how blessed I was to be able to travel so easily. Thank you for opening my eyes and making me so grateful for the opportunities I have. So happy for you and hope you continue to have amazing and fun adventures!

[@tikkj]

I travel loads on my British passport and I've never once given a single thought to how easy it is for me to go through borders, other than to get annoyed at having to wait for an hour. Learning how difficult and dehumanizing the visa process is for him, then watching him just go through a border without an issue like I do, and breaking down because of it? Really hit me hard. Congratulations Ammar. I wish you nothing but mild inconvenience at the border from this day forward :).

[@Skybar23]

yep...a lot of us in the west take our passports for granted. Im from Australia and I remember visiting many countries and many times I come across 2 lines at checkpoints -one thats visa free and others that need a visa...it is kinda dehumanizing when you see this

[@alexandreboisvert5990]

As a Canadian, I feel the same. Never had a thought about how fortunate we are.

[@marinadeburgos8666]

I'm from Spain, and I took it almost for granted (specially in the EU) but with the covid restrictions I realized that it's not that easy to go through the borders. Btw I know it's not the same situation as Ammar's

[@onyx1714]

I actually don't travel much on my Singapore passport, but I have travelled to many different countries where the passport allows me to get into visa-free lines, which is something that I should appreciate.

[@neko222svo]

Im from russia, because of politics its really low chance for someone here to travel in any outside country

[@johnd.20]

"This is the biggest payment of my life, and it's for my freedom" Freedom is priceless! So happy for you man!

[@jonasyounes8652]

Ye for his conveniance. Must be nice being able to bypass military service.

[@jawadkayani3883]

its ground breaking payment lol

[@Sicaliber]

Tatakea

[@SCY7H3]

Well apparently it's a 150K

[@DandyInLuv]

clearly not

[@h3llbeck]

This is great! Now Ammar can have fun travelling around the world and we can see him in a lot more videos!

[@minecraft-hw7kh]

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[@tenzinshakya9415]

This is a win for everyone!!

[@tetejohnson8287]

I’m a Liberian who been living in the US for over 30 yrs. My dream is to travel the world. I received my green card in September 25, 2020…booked a flight that very day to go to Dubai. The visa application process is very stressful!! Would definitely spend that on a passport to the world. Worth every penny!! Congratulations!! Wish you the best!

[@rhyswilliams4893]

I guess I'm fairly lucky I have a fairly strong passport in terms of were I can visit. Shame I can no longer travel to the EU with my driving licence.

[@tinman6182]

@@rhyswilliams4893 Why just curious?

[@rhyswilliams4893]

@@tinman6182 i can travel almost everywhere without filling in/applying for visas.

[@mrthug01]

@@rhyswilliams4893 so are you a British citizen? After Brexit?

[@rhyswilliams4893]

@@mrthug01 yes I am. Why would brexit do anything to my citizenship?

[@AsianAndyfilms]

Why am I crying? I don’t cry.

[@Jappanb]

It's ok 😘

[@krrangarajan5391]

Simp Alert

[@shafir2]

wtf asian andy lmao

[@WillF1980]

You got something in your eye also I take it.

[@askalmaskalmemes5460]

Helo i am very poor😥 i dont have job to handle my family😭 i work on KZbin but no a good reponse😭 youthink i am worse thank other😭😔

[@itslowbridge]

I met these 4 guys from Yes Theory last week in Paris. I walked into a Lebanese Restaurant to order food for me and my friends and I saw them sitting around a table. I was litterally staring at them when I walked in cause I recognized them and I couldn’t believe it! I was confused, but at the same time I started smiling under my mask. 😂 I’ve then turned my sight to the counter and I saw the two restaurant’s chefs laughing because they knew that I’ve recognized them haha. After that I turn my head again and I see these four guys looking at me with a big smile! I didn’t wanna bother them while they were eating so I went outside to wait for my food to get ready. But then they walked outside too and I approched them asking to get a picture. We had a really nice conversation and they were so humble and generous, as you see them in videos. Love you guys! ❤️✌🏼 It was all so random but I am glad that I went to that restaurant :D

[@gawdbody6710]

I dont get "Star Struck" not the slightest bit, and iv seem some ridiculous rich people.... but I would go nuts if I would have seen these guys. Kudos for u for not getting giddy lol

[@NotMeNotYou123]

you're one lucky lad..

[@YesTheory]

It was so great meeting you man, both you and your friend had great energy, hope you enjoyed the Lebanese food as much as we did!

[@itslowbridge]

@@YesTheory Yes, the food was amazing! Thank you guys for giving me time to talk to you, I will keep those selfies with care. And congrats Ammar for your new passport, you deserve it man! 🌍🛫

[@josephinehoej]

It's strange how you can feel so close to someone you've actually never met. I'm crying happy tears for Ammar. Yes Theory truly is something special. Thank you so much for everything you guys do.

[@fayereaganlover]

Drama queen

[@akonua3641]

Same here it is not even a joke.

[@josephinehoej]

@@akonua3641 I've actually met Ammar three times since this hehe

[@mydogisbailey]

a good citizenship is definitely such an overlooked blessing. I was born a Chinese citizen but naturalized as a Canadian citizen. I’m thankful for that every day. I love Canada

[@malachistephenson1319]

Yes! As a fellow Canadian I am so glad we can live with little fear when travelling. And I do hope you get to do a lot of that :)

[@HolmBucks]

@@malachistephenson1319 it's a blessing to travel with a Canadian passport. We are lucky here in Canada (thank god)

[@johnnyharris]

Very happy for you Ammar. Thanks for sharing this story.

[@sLxicecube]

Love your vids keep up the great work

[@sbo3]

Huh, why do you not have a verified creator tick? I thought you were a spoof account for a min but apparently not!

[@nad1ax2]

@@sbo3 I've seen folks with 30k subs having verified accounts, Johny has 1.9mil

[@vatsalyasharma5585]

No verify tick? KZbin doesn't like johny :(

[@hardiksingh4138]

How's your channel not verified?

[@josenachon4681]

Seeing Ammar arrive in paris and cry after the short time it took for him to get his passport stamped made me cry with him. I guess it’s due to watching ammars journey for so long and seeing just a slice of the pain and sacrifice he had to go through in order to achieve his goal. All of us are proud of you ammar and we can’t wait to see you travel with the group problem free everywhere you go!

[@XODanceLabel]

Welcome to the Caribbean Ammar!!! Much love from Trinidad 🇹🇹

[@GlennJag]

Second that 🇹🇹

[@reycinereyes1951]

Yessss hope he visit us as welll

[@RobertHosein]

Third that 🇹🇹

[@irushasansuka9884]

Fourthdad 🇹🇹

[@ZaminKay]

Having been born in Iran I know exactly how Ammar felt. Even though you never did anything wrong in your life you are being met with such skepticism and bias that at some point I developed extreme social anxiety and clawing my way out of that was a fight that I don't wish upon anyone. When I turned 16 I finally received a passport from a European country and Ammar's video showed me once again how blessed I am to have received this gift of freedom

[@MainulWasTaken]

From which country?

[@bottt5302]

which country?

[@amirazakeri]

This made me teary eyed... amazing

[@maxsieben5921]

Ammar is such a real genuine person he could have easily got that money by asking yes theory fans for 1 dollar and make a profit but he didn’t. So happy for him

[@hackneygyal]

I know I was thinking the same thing. So genuine, such an amazing heart.

[@LukeKorns]

CONGRATS AMMAR

[@jayus2033]

Play more battlefront 2

[@askalmaskalmemes5460]

Helo i am very poor😥 i dont have job to handle my family😭 i work on KZbin but no a good reponse😭 youthink i am worse thank other😭😔

[@frostdash-aviation]

​@@askalmaskalmemes5460I don't give a shit. Maybe get a job?

[@julieannragojo6729]

Thanks for sharing your story Ammar. As a Filipino who also needs visa to travel practically anywhere in the world. Going through customs and them questioning why you do not have this or that just makes me panic inside. And thanks to Yes Theory for always creating heartfelt videos.

[@six]

I'm so happy for Ammar, this video shows that you can't take everything for granted, appreciate what you have and cherish what you can further obtain, material or not!

[@nabilsaadi8704]

How do you have no videos but a lot of subscribers ?

[@Winsomnia]

@@nabilsaadi8704 there are a lot of these, typically they either had a previous youtube channel, or they used a subbot, then they get a verification badge, and wipe their channel clean, fix up a nice and simple name, and enjoy their free clout.

[@nabilsaadi8704]

@@Winsomnia what would be the goal of doing something like this ?

[@m-h1217]

Don't give likes to clowns like these.

[@daveyfrancy3118]

@@nabilsaadi8704 clout and to make it easier for them to spam

[@Pschokid]

I've worked in immigration so long I get shocked when people have such a limited information of how much of a privilege travelling is. I'm glad this video seems to be blowing up and educating people

[@persianOUTKAST]

as an *Iranian* citizen, w/ *Permanent Residency* ( *Green Card* ) in *America* , this is pretty much my life endless *VISA* forms/requests/documents whenever I want to travel anywhere endless questioning by immigration staff, along w/ being pulled aside into back rooms for repeated questions by supervisors (even when i'm returning back to *America* ) the stress & self doubt & feelings of being just utterly worthless is unbearably excruciating at times just b/c i was born in a different plot of land. a land that, although i love & respect it's culture & history, i haven't been too since i was 2 or 3 years old. i'm currently applying for *American* citizenship, & it's been a real struggle, even w/ highly capable legal representation. however, if it falls through, i'm gonna sell everything & go this route. thanks for sharing your story & good luck w/ all your future travels & endeavors.

[@NikhilShahi]

Why is getting your US Citizenship a struggle? You have a Green Card - shouldn't it just be a matter of applying?

[@Danialdaneshmand]

Arezooye Movafaghiat!! Good Luck!

[@Andreas4696]

@@NikhilShahi You have to be a permanent resident for a certain number of years, and applying for citizenship is a long, expensive and difficult process.

[@ibraheemxd3335]

Good luck from Iraq ✌️

[@NikhilShahi]

@@Andreas4696 per them, they are already permanent residents and have already applied, yet say that if it doesn't work out, they will leave. Unless they committed some crime etc while having a GC, I don't see why it is a struggle (as they say) - especially since they have already applied for the Citizenship.

[@digitalEbony360]

Imagine a brotherhood like this. Congratulations Ammar. I’ve only just starting watching you guys. You inspire me so much. Thank you for the videos 🎉

[@jakebeales-hobson8913]

I sit here now as an English citizen, living in Mexico, watching with a tear in my eye. I never truly realised how lucky I was to be born in a country where we take complete freedom for granted. I'm so happy for Ammar - the relief on his face when he finally walks into a country without any issue is inspiring. I wish you all the biggest success with the new drop and heading into 2022. Thank you for inspiring us every single day guys & best of luck for 2022! So excited for the future of Yes Theory!

[@aphamox]

I have a French - European passport and an Australian - Commonwealth passport, i did't know how much freedom it granted me or how much I was ignorant about the troubles of great people trying to change the world was . Congratulations Ammar ! You inspire us to do better with what we have without knowing it !

[@heyanhho]

As a Vietnamese citizen, I cry every time I even think of getting through the borders. Despite having already acquired a valid tourist visa, I was yelled at, threatened and accused of lying and intent of illegal activities. These border officers are not only aggressive, but they treated me like a criminal. They went through all of my belongings, through my phone and my journal... No one in the room, zero language help, no privacy, no dignity left for a human being. I fucking hate how "normalized" this is. The majority of us experience this, yet literally nobody talks about it, let alone attempt to fix this. So so so happy for you Ammar. Thanks a bajillion for sharing this journey with us

[@santiagojimenezmoncada4257]

Greetings from a Colombian!

[@MrSqurk]

It is really messed the difference in how people are treated. I once entered a country without the necessary visa (completely my mistake) and due to my British passport they just let me in. Sounds like you get a harder time even with all the proper documentation.

[@Mottzhy]

Same problems for Indonesians like me. Unfortunately, our law forbids us to get 2nd citizenship. We will automatically lose our Indonesian citizenship.

[@gionatavassena801]

@@Mottzhy honestly you might just be able to get one. I have double German and Swiss citizenship (not allowed by Germany) but they just don't know and don't have to

[@patsonlim528]

i am Thai never had that problem but was refused a uk visa once but i just flew to the uk anyway

[@alijahgonzalez2033]

I remember seeing you first upload “why I can’t return home for 7 years” 4 years ago, and I just felt immense panic and sorrow for you. I couldn’t imagine being in your position and having to face the restrictions and limitations that you were met with. Each and every day, Yes theory inspire me to reach past what I believe my limitations are, and to never give up. This is no exception; I’m so unbelievably happy for you Ammar, enjoy this new phase of your life full of travel and memories ❤

[@df1985]

As an Irish citizen, I never understood the privilege of booking a flight, arriving in a country, and they are friendly and wave me through no questions asked. I then worked with multiple nationalities in Singapore and they explained how difficult it was to travel. I couldn’t believe it. Congrats on your new passport, many happy years of travel ahead 😀

[@envueltoenplastico]

Fun fact: In the mid '00s an Irish citizen couldn't travel to Colombia without a couple of visits to the Colombian embassy in London to get a visa. That's long changed though. I travelled around Central America in '06 and it was quite an eye opener to see other people have much more hassle crossing borders. Belize for example, didn't allow Israelis without a visa - the thing is, one of the few direct ways to Guatemala from México is... though Belize. Israelis could take the bus, but could not get off at any point. Weird situation! I believe that's also changed now however. Anyway, I always appreciate my Irish passport! I've met a few dual citizen Brits, US Americans and Israelis who almost always just use their zero hassle Irish passport :)

[@Lagr3n]

Me on the contrary (also the EU citizen), I never understood why this is not a standard for so many other countries, whose passport-holders cannot just go on holiday to any other place with bureaucracy. This should be normal for quite everyone, you go, show the passport, the accomodation/ funds/ onward ticket or whatever is needed and just get there. If you make a problem/ overstay your visa/ etc then get deported and banned from ever coming back - but now the world treats most of people as if they were criminals...

[@archi-mendel]

@@Lagr3n the reason you don't understand is that you are an EU citizen and wouldn't probably do whatever you could to stay in the country which let you in for holiday trip and not return back to your homeland :)

[@titochawe3739]

Hello

[@DamianBrown]

I always get a much better response with my Irish passport than I ever had with the UK one. Sometimes they look and say huh, because I'm mixed and look more Colombian/ latino to them but ye much better. I've been to Colombia 7 times since 2012 so glad I missed all that

[@SpaghettiRoad]

This is amazing! I'm really happy for you that you were able to get a second passport!

[@paulpogba1245]

Wauuh hey spagetti Road jeg er fan af dig

[@paulpogba1245]

Hej spagetti road

[@julianpickertmayen7913]

SPAGHETTI ROAAADDDDD!! LOVE THE VIDSS

[@svenkaasik9868]

As a swede its my duty to hate danes but you do amazing content so i would be thankfull if you got a new citicentship too

[@paulpogba1245]

@@svenkaasik9868 hej Sven i gjorde det "godt" mod Georgien

[@tristbaeza260]

These are the most supportive and caring friends I have seen in a while on this platform. Such genuine souls helping their friend through his rough times and being there to finally see him happy about his citizenship and over everything he’s accomplished

[@himesilva]

Wow, the fact that they put the papers and new passport in a fancy looking box with a nice bow is a subtle reminder of how precious and life-changing it can be to get a stronger passport!! Congratulations Ammar!

[@abookutopia]

This made me so emotional - CONGRATS!!!!!!

[@Leo1239150]

same here

[@omardore]

As someone that was born and raised in St Kitts and Nevis 🇰🇳 and now living in London…. Really happy for you and take care of our passport🇰🇳

[@boilingwateronthestove]

What would you say is the greatest part of your country?

[@omardore]

@@boilingwateronthestove well going to the volcano for a hike 😀

[@romanianhustler3309]

@@omardore i see no problem with egypt military law. If you enjoy the country in the no war time you must protect it in the war time.

[@nizamettinavcar1943]

@@romanianhustler3309 No one asked.

[@theyboreshe]

@@romanianhustler3309 L take

[@brunokaufmannfigueiredo8153]

When Matt said that without Ammar Yes Theory would essentially be over, he couldn't really be more wrong. And I mean that in the best way possible. What you guys have created, the 4 of you who started this, now goes way beyond just you. I don't think you have realised what you've accomplished. Everlasting impact. Seek discomfort is way more than a brand, it's a belief and a way of living. So happy for you Ammar

[@homodeus8713]

This is very emotional. Freedom is something so many take for granted. European consulates can make you feel like criminal for just wanting to visit their countries. Congratulations, Amman 🎉❤

[@celinerampaul9422]

As Caribbean citizens, seeing Ammar so happy with our Caribbean community passport is amazing, we wish him all the best and hope his future endeavours are good to him!!

[@derrickvermont9806]

Knowing that many persons go this route to avoid being held accountable for different reasons, this one really made sense.

[@christiancruz967]

When Ammar broke down crying after being stamped on European soil for the first time, I felt that. As a citizen of a developing country, I only know too well how hard it is to get a visa in Europe and the anxiety of whether or not you will be let in. So happy for him.

[@bryx170]

I feel you, bro. Philippine Passport is good for overseas workers (OFW) but definitely not good for travelling. Not gonna lie, I want a Canadian Citizenship to access more countries but I want to be dual. 🇵🇭🇨🇦

[@aflamwamosalsalat]

أغلب جوازات بلداننا العربية بلا قيمة في العالم للاسف ، أفهم شعورك عمار تماما ، عشت نفس الشيء وتمنيت لو كان بلدي هو من يعطيني هذه الحرية .

[@mouadelfaiz3949]

unfortunately, we can't travel to each other either (arab country --> arab country) 😞

[@dragonfan36]

I hope in the future this will be a thing of the past!

[@josephbenadam]

@@mouadelfaiz3949 Yes you can

[@gangliominion5910]

@@josephbenadam not everyone. Trust me, from experience.

[@Gingerboii1604]

Yh but first the arabs have to open their borders to each other so then the other countries will start opening their doors for us.

[@wesvonbiltong5550]

As another African who’s passport is like venom, i am so happy to see your win my brother.

[@michaelmole8808]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ninjaahjumma]

So so happy for you, Ammar. As someone who travels with a Philippine passport, I could totally relate when you were talking about how condescending the whole process of going through passport control is. I always have to prepare so many documents and I’m almost always met with suspicion and invasive questions even when I’ve traveled more than 20x outside of my country and have never done anything to warrant that kind of treatment. It’s dehumanizing and depressing to be in that position, and I totally understand the tears of joy and relief that flowed through you when you finally got through passport control with no incident. Congratulations again, Ammar. Well deserved.

[@Hakiii]

As someone who didn't have to deal with this type of problem, it's truly awesome seeing this and makes me feel fortunate. Reminder to be thankful for everything you have!❤️😊

[@lichtest]

@Xi Jinping ❶ Supreme Leader!??!?!?!

[@MrE_]

For real. We take forgranted a lot of things in life. Just getting on an airplane for him was more stressful than I've ever experienced

[@hadjer8146]

Indeed, it's a huge privilige, I am willing to work really hard and do whatever it takes to have a strong passeport

[@collan580]

@@MrE_ Yeah its crazy for me, as a person with an EU passport i never think about not going to a place because of this.

[@askalmaskalmemes5460]

Helo i am very poor😥 i dont have job to handle my family😭 i work on KZbin but no a good reponse😭 youthink i am worse thank other😭😔

[@wallflower99]

As an Egyptian with a Dutch dual citizenship I totally understand how Ammar feels. Though I was blessed to have been born with two. It always blew my mind that I had different rights and freedoms depending on which passport I used when I'm, in fact, the same person. It frustrated me that a piece of paper dictated the course of my life. It also frustrated me that it insinuated that I'm in some way better than my fellow Egyptians that don't have another citizenship. It's an incredible privilege to not have to think about visas or bank statements every single time when I want to travel. Or as a woman have to ask permission first through the government (although most arab countries don't do this anymore, back in the 90s my mother had to still ask permission to leave Egypt). Lastly, congratulations Ammar. Be free, as you should have been from the start. I hope you get to see your family soon and who knows, maybe I run into you aswell as I'm currently in Egypt. I wish you all the best❤

[@daud1543]

you're very humble.

[@kral3046]

Can i also get Dutch Citizenship if i study uni and live a few years there? I've heard conflicting opinions whether dual citizenship can be acquired without heritage, marriage etc.

[@Johnne009]

Would there be penalties if you skip conscription?

[@tainanking]

You just praised a guy for turning his back on his country and dodging military service…. Wtf

[@jvanegas9]

@@tainanking why you have to risk your life for a cause that maybe you don't believe, why you have to pause your life and your dreams for reasons that another person for money and power decided?

[@ilovedumplings123]

As an Austrian (currently 3rd strongest passport in the world) this made me cry like a baby 😭 I never realized how privileged people with strong passports are - not only for travelling, but it is so sad to hear that Ammar had to miss so many important events back home and could not see his family and friends for such a long time. I am so happy for you that you can return to Egypt now, Ammar! Can‘t wait for a video from Egypt (and hopefully also from your new „home“ St. Kitts and Nevis)!

[@cagrciftci5475]

I’m from Turkey and I’ve realised that When Amar was in front of the police desk they were discussing about taking him inside of Turkey or not. I’m really thankful to the police officer who said “He can enter.”.

[@erikbonilla7377]

im living in turkey right now and it is an amazing place. love all you guys

[@Missy260590]

As someone who has just been granted an US Green Card after 2 years, I felt this. Congratulations Ammar!

[@jonathanclayton3918]

Any advice on getting started with applying for the green card?

[@josaffa7993]

Congratulations on your Green Card :)

[@arossi10]

T'es française ?

[@Missy260590]

@@jonathanclayton3918 It depends which way you are going.. Marriage? Work? Are you already in the US? The USCIS website will have plenty of info for you! You can find under which category you would fall and they will tell you which paperwork you need to fill :)

[@Missy260590]

@@arossi10 non, je suis Belge :)

[@obayhosni]

As a Syrian, I can tell you that the struggle, the fear and the anger Ammar shows are so real, it's one of the hardest things to know that you're not welcomed anywhere in the world. No matter how kind, educated or successful you are, travelling is a nightmare when you have a bad passport and people will always treat you disrespectfully. I hope one day I get to feel his joy of having a new passport :) Best of Luck Ammar .. you deserve it

[@mayalherek8263]

As a fellow Syrian, I confirm that the struggle is real! I even cried along with Ammar when he got his passport stamped in Paris' airport

[@obayhosni]

Unfortunately, our syrian passport has become one of the worst passports on the planet ☹ I also cried when Ammar got his stamp and felt like a human being like the rest of the world

[@BLUENOSEDANNY]

Maybe your fellow countrymen shouldn't commit acts of terror? It wouldn't be so difficult to travel

[@mayalherek8263]

@@BLUENOSEDANNY Yes, I condemn terrorism and pray for peace everywhere. At the same time, most Syrians are victims of this terror and we are the ones who suffer the most from it. Yet, we are made to feel like less of humans by many people across the world which is very sad. I did not choose which country to be born in, yet I have to live every day paying the price for being born Syrian

[@BLUENOSEDANNY]

@@mayalherek8263 enact change from within your nation

[@oliverbevan2575]

As a British passport holder who has recently fallen in love with travel this has reminded me of the privilege of a powerful passport. Furthermore my Egyptian friend who settled in the UK following with his fathers entrepreneurship visa was recently approved for UK Citizenship so this video is particularly touching as I know the excitement first hand

[@florenceleclerc1154]

My boyfriend is a refugee, he talks everyday about the pain of not being able to go back to his family in Iraq. I cried when you got you passport stamped... I'm so happy for you Ammar

[@rockhop8595]

race traitor

[@oldgrandpamos3341]

@@rockhop8595 You do know that most Middle Easterners are Caucasians too, right? How is she betraying her "race" then?

[@Ban00]

@@rockhop8595 someone's triggered lol racist found in the comments

[@adrianpaulochoa9825]

@@rockhop8595 human ignorance knows no bounds

[@yossi126]

Snowflakes these days avoiding mandatory army duty and call themselves refugees

[@louvie1066]

I was starting to miss Ammar immensely, to be honnest. His smile, and his energy, his sheer joy has always made me so happy. I was wondering why he wasn't appearing so much, and I definitively knew it wasn't by choice. Seeing what he had to go through, and knowing that I had barely seen a fraction of what you guys experienced, was heartbreaking, and Im so very glad he is now free to travel. I wish you guys the best, and I look fowards to seeing Ammar in new adventures. Take care.

[@sofienummers]

Very well said

[@SteveJobIess]

Teaching us to say Yes to draft dodging, playing the victim, and finding roundabout ways to play the system. Yes.

[@sisyphus1073]

As a Sudanese citizen, i feel this pain. I have not traveled much due to the limitations of my passport (blacklisted and among the 4 worst passports in the world) but decided to visit Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam as a tourist. In all these countries I was redirected to some immigration office for processing. I was held up in Phnom Penh airport once for 3 hours despite having a valid E-visa. I was accused of all kinds of things, including being a terrorist and a prostitute. It was only after suffering a massive panic attack and multiple calls to the hostel I booked with (thank god) that someone from there went out of their way to come to help me out. My experiences and difficulties traveling in Asia traumatized me and disillusioned me so much from even attempting to travel to Europe or North America. Meeting backpackers on the road talking about their experiences to just be able to hop on a "night bus" and hop around the "banana pancake trail" was just gutting for me. I had so much envy. However, wherever I landed backpacking, the citizens of the country were always so warm, kind, and inviting which just baffles me.

[@yuriythebest]

Hi! It would be interesting if you made videos about your experiences. Subscribed to your channel just in case you ever decide to do so.

[@goldcd]

I think there's a congnitive dissonance that's in the mind of many of us with 'good' passports. We enjoy the travel and meeting of people - we'd have no problem at all in suggesting meeting up on a reciprocal visit - but then we'll happily support a government that would block that visit. We can like each individual, but them all in a large enough group, and then we collectively decide we don't.

[@Minacollections]

It all stems from racism and islamaphobia literally disgusting InshaAllah you can travel safely without all this. Make dua for the world to be fair and just to all

[@Shirumoon]

I hate to hear this. I hope you can visit Europe one day! Everyone who wants to visit should be able to come here.

[@undeaddeer4920]

I am actually working at boarderguard and this is like my biggest fear to discomfort someone entering my country. Sure many people of a certain country smuggle drugs or worse but many also are absoluetly innocent. It's incredible how we are thaught to behave with people who come from far away sometime.

[@jean-baptistemackenson5630]

As a citizen of Haiti, I share your pain, that is basically my story of every country I traveled to, being asked countless questions while seeing other people just getting their passports stamped and continuing their way. I am so happy for you honestly. I hope one day I will be able to do the same.

[@brianadriolo6056]

It's crazy to see how different someone gets treated simply because they are born in a different country. I'm happy for you Ammar and i'm super excited for you to start this new chapter in life. ❤

[@tariqrashid67]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn2QhWqAq9aXb6s🎧

[@jovan-noble-guy749]

It ' s not just that, it ' s also the county ' s political views and relationships with other countries. St. Kitts and Nevis was a British colony, that why.

[@justadino8780]

@@jovan-noble-guy749 most of the world was

[@ko-Daegu]

@Sinistre Cyborg why did he buy it thou why not other passports ??

[@Danialdaneshmand]

As an Iranian I totally understand this journey. from the forced military service to the joy of just passing through easily. I'm so happy for you Ammar, go mark that 150 countries!!

[@ahmadbaghereslami9456]

I also did military service and looking forward to get another passport from a freeer country

[@zollotech]

So happy for you Ammar. Can’t wait to see more with you being able to easily go where you want.

[@TawanaEvangeline]

Wow. I’m from another caribbean country that also does the Citizenship by Investment program and have heard so many naysayers about “selling our passports away to God knows who.” This video really put into perspective that there are good people out there who are restricted only because of where they happened to be born. I’m so happy for you Ammar! And welcome you to the Caribbean Community ❤️. I hope many others out there like you are able to gain approval through this program and happy travels!!

[@chmatacek]

Do you realise this guy is kind of unique. He's probably like the only Egyptian in history who managed to do it and only thanks to financial support from his European friends. The main issue here is that the passport bough like that is being used by Chinese and Russian agents & spies who are trying to sabotage Europe. Cyprus that was the only country of the EU selling it's passport was forced to stop it. You will be as well at some point. Or you will lose your access to Europe. It will happen at some point, the only question is when

[@rosahacketts1668]

These other Nations treat blacks really bad in North Africa! Stop being so naive!

[@Itheeric]

I've always looked at this way of buying a passport as some sketchy business for sketchy people and sketchy countries, but seeing it being used this way just makes me happy it's possible. Congrats Ammar, you deserve it

[@SteveJobIess]

Ammar is a draft dodger looking for an easy way out. You are right, this is for sketchy folks.

[@agme8045]

@@SteveJobIess there shouldn’t be a draft anywhere in the first place. He didn’t choose to be born on egypt, its not his fault he was born in a country with shitty leaders

[@craigman7262]

Why would it be sketchy. It means your not gonna be a drain on the country.

[@banshee1133]

It's also for rich people in the 3rd world to have a different citizenship. Not just Egypt

[@SteveJobIess]

@@agme8045 #SeekComfort

[@embott1]

This vid actually brought tears to my eyes. As an American, I take for granted the freedom I have to be able to travel most anywhere I’d like. Ammar, not unlike many others, does not have that same privilege. He had a singular goal, and it wasn’t a selfish one. He stood and pushed through such adversity. I am so happy for you, my friend. Hold your head high. Your integrity remains intact, and now you can fulfill the other part of your path - travel freely.

[@investor.z]

He dodged the military service of his own country while leaving it to the other men who have to sacrifice much more. Seems pretty selfish to me.

[@rayres1074]

@@investor.z So if it's in the law it's intrinsically ethical? Nevermind the fact Egypt is an authoritarian country on which the military is directly responsible for the ongoing dictatorship, censorship and violence & abuse of human rights, not to mention possible destabilization of surrounding rival regimes through sponsorship of local militias? If he partook in all of that because it's mandatory it would be... more morally correct?

[@jasonbohema7373]

@@rayres1074 I don't think Ammar is selfish at all. I do think that Egypt does have a harsh military law. If you look at South Korea they also have a military law, but even top celebrities such as Son Heung-min leave their careers to serve their military as per their requirement and then come back. Son gets paid, $200,000 per week as a professional athlete in the UK and he decided he would do the military service required of him. Whether you skip or don't skip your military service doesn't paint you as selfish. I personally would never do any time of organized forced military service. Its everyone's choice and I respect that. Don't bring morality into this because it has absolutely nothing to do with it.

[@Yoshiclue321AJ]

@@investor.z I get why you think that but please take the time to understand the situation from Ammar's point of view. Joining the military is not an easy choice to make and it is a privilege to be able to choose to join the military.

[@pjkim6588]

@@investor.z find me one soldier from any country that impacts and influences the whole world like ammar does. Its coo ill wait just dont keep me waiting for eternity.

[@svenyd]

As someone with a European passport I can't imagine the stress and trouble Ammar has had over the years. I'm so happy Ammar can now go back home and enjoy his freedom. Big love!

[@MichaelDenuh]

This story hit home so hard. It's like 10x harder traveling anywhere with a Ghanaian passport. This is my new goal for 2023: Buy a new passport. I just want to explore the world 😩😩. Thanks for sharing your story man.

[@EmmaWithoutOrgans]

@@YBehri neocolonialism, white power and imperialism are disgusting institutions. Wealth shouldn’t be the factor determining travel, a homeless man has the same right to travel as a wealthy one - and it should be no difference where you happen to be born and to whom.

[@jaysunbrady]

Can't believe I cried watching this, a 50 year old man. This really shows how so many of us take things for granted. I've traveled to many countries in the world over my lifetime and I can could on one hand the times I've had to think about visa's. Congratulations Ammar. I hope you make the best use of having more freedom.

[@mamamajestic9872]

I cried too! I've been blessed to travel the world with a Canadian passport and Ammar's story really touched my heart.

[@mhfa5037]

Ammar, as a person with an Iranian passport that is the reason I cant travel anywhere, I feel you and got you when you started to cry, the moment of relief, all the tears, I cried with you. I hope we all get our freedom someday cause it is not fair

[@derylhenriquez2962]

You have difficult passport

[@jingtianwang9793]

cried with you mate

[@Copilotdave]

I have an American passport, this video has really put it in perspective, I never realized saying “I’m here for travel” and getting stamped in less then a minute was so easy, praying for your freedom

[@derylhenriquez2962]

@@Copilotdave I have Dutch passport.

[@julesrussell9130]

I’m so happy to see how far yes theory has gone. 7 million subscribers is just insane. Well done!

[@minecraft-hw7kh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4a0hKWlnM1og7c

[@mohammedallamy]

I know exactly how he felt, just getting in to Europe with out a big deal, it’s a mixed feeling between happiness and disappointment. I’m really happy that you’re free bro enjoy your freedom 🎉

[@DRHOBS]

Lets gooo Ammar!!! So inspiring goddemm

[@sarahs.5941]

As a member of Yes Fam from the Caribbean (Barbados), I find it just so heartwarming to know that our region could provide you with such a life-changing gift. It's something that we do take a measure of pride in as a people, being that our own history is the embodiment of how we won our fights for freedom...it's an honour that we're able to pass that on to you...thank you for choosing us... Come visit us again soon and stay safe out there! ❤💫

[@chantalpitt8340]

Yessss I am so happy that the Caribbean was able to help (Trinidad)

[@goodgreatfreeforever6188]

It's $150k or $400k r u nuts? I'd understand if it was $5k but ur region is full of greedy crooks. How can u promote it positively like this. Shameful. This guy's has paid so much thatve gone to good use in this world than line the pockets of ur fat cats.shame shame shame

[@thefreehouse5052]

dude porked 150k. That aint a gift lol

[@rybalchenkofamily]

@@goodgreatfreeforever6188 its an investment in the economy.... countries dont just hand out citizenship... this is also the cheapest route. eat dirt

[@simonhonnens1675]

150k Dollars > Freedom

[@keannarobinson9105]

Being born in St. Kitts and currently living in St. Kitts it has been amazing to see the freedom my little island has given you. Sooo glad for you

[@moonjumpsoverthecow]

To not feel like “other” in a world full of people you’ve always seen as equal.. is truly a moment. I’m so happy for you.

[@twlie55]

So glad Ammar can go on the trips now, he is a joy of light in this dark world.

[@ArMentorLazada]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqOtc6Grnc1nbLc

[@katherinegreen4937]

When Ammar cried, I cried. "I'm going to my bestfriends house." I've always loved the Paris, France Airport. So happy for the new memory :)

[@youngdirkk]

Wow...I take my freedom for granted.

[@lordwhitepowder]

A lot of people do and they are still jerks

[@LazyEyedWolf]

Probably because neither you or them are truly free only a few are truly free. No freedom for you to take for granted.

[@indaybudayandfamily2421]

Bro, you deserved it! I shed tears while watching this video, I do feel the same way as a Philippine passport holder which has a limited countries to visit - I am screaming and hopeful that one day I'd be able to travel without so many restrictions. Thank you, Yes Theory for providing us with sooo much informative videos to watch. Cheers to many more adventures and we are always looking forward to it. God bless. Much love and respect from the Philippines 🙏❤️🌷

[@DJKrowbarKE]

As an African just like Ammar, I know the frustration one goes through getting VISAs left right centre to just travel even for leisure. Most Africans have been deemed such a risk. Congratulations on this one champ. I saw how you entered Paris and I remembered the first time I flew to Europe/US/Australia I was asked for countless documents on arrival. The thing that saves me the most is that my passport has so many stamps, they open it and just stamp it. I hope we get a borderless world in the future.

[@BlessedWanjiiiiii]

The struggle of carrying a Kenyan passport is real. Praying to God I remain in good standing here in the US so I can file for citizenship next year. It’ll be my dream come true. Can’t wait to travel the world 🌍

[@danielbrown3691]

Matisyahu said it best! “One day this all will change, treat people the same Stop with the violence, down with the hate One day we’ll all be free, and proud to be Under the same sun, singing songs of freedom like”

[@bobbarker142]

@@BlessedWanjiiiiii you just explained the problem. A lot of Africans travel to America for leisure and never return. This is why they’re labeled a risk. Even if they are applying for citizenship

[@BlessedWanjiiiiii]

@@bobbarker142 I agree Bob. Im just grateful my immigration to the US was through the right channel and I’m able to switch from permanent resident to a citizen. That’s why I mentioned you have to be in good standing to qualify. A lot of factors are put into consideration before they can approve your citizenship.

[@thefailedskate5360]

As an Afghan Passport holder I can feel the pain of getting visa for literally every country and getting nervous at every immigration center. it's so annoying having the world's weakest passport as your only passport.

[@wendigo6667]

you mean its even worse then North Koreas passport?

[@pigeon658]

@@wendigo6667 Its the weakest passport in the world. Yes it is ranked lower than North Korea's passport

[@ShaggyRogers1]

@@wendigo6667 A NK passport will easily get you through the places that NK people could be visiting, AKA China. An Afghani passport will have you going through anti-terrorist + anti-illegal immigrant + anti-taliban spy hoops for eternity regardless of where you are trying to go. "Small" countries like many of the under developed asian and african countries get the hoops of "we don't have a direct system to check and verify these guys because we never see them usually", but have the normal entry or denial easily enough where you just know. Afghani's get put into red tape purgatory where they get put into limbo forever before being eventually denied for all their trouble.

[@frlipa]

@@CuriousConnoisseurs What country is that?

[@thefailedskate5360]

@@cris9soares how?

[@marvinmahehu1848]

Finally someone is speaking about how dehumanizing, humiliating, and degrading the visa application process is for us "lesser passports" (African,Asian, Arabic ). They treat you like you're not even human,asking straight up dehumanizing question, having to prove your entire exsistance.

[@Jim-hk1el]

Every country has the right to determine who is allowed within their borders. There is no human right to accessing whatever land you want, whenever you want. It’s hard to properly vet people from countries with corrupt/archaic governments. It’s not the Immigrantion Officer’s fault, it’s the fault of the home country of the citizen.

[@HS-wp5vb]

@@Jim-hk1el Exactly. And the visa procedure is not dehumanising, it is just checking whether you are abiding by the law. Also many African states are applying visa restrictions against EU citizens. I have travelled to several African countries and have spent a decent amount of money on visa fees and procedures.

[@kinkane5566]

@@HS-wp5vb "visa fees and procedures" no doubt in some cases meaning paying exorbitant amounts in ripoff money because they know you have money so... they want some of it. TBF each country can charge whatever fees they want but it does get old when you get stuck paying some extra jip of a money grab because they're fleecing every foreigner coming through for everything they can get. I've stopped going to some countries due to this actually.

[@sheiladikshit5110]

what are you on about mate? you just need to prove you're not going to overstay the visa. that's all they care about 99% of the time. adequate funds, hotel booking, return ticket, and ties to your country of origin. yes, it's a ballache, but to call it "dehumanising"? you must be having a laugh.

[@sheiladikshit5110]

@@kinkane5566 "fleecing every foreigner"? what? could you imagine if egyptians and other nationalities could travel visa-free all over europe? we'd be overrun with people arriving here to work illegally.

[@jessuncharted]

I am in tears beyond happy for Ammar! For me as an American when I decided to leave it all to go travel the world as a nomad, I never realized I was making a passport decision of priviledge as visa difficulties never even crossed my mind, I feel so humbled right now and educated on this subject. Thanks for sharing this story.

[@omarshatani96]

As a libyan citizen who lived in Italy fir the past 20 years, I can understand fully the stress Ammar felt just entering the passport control. I finally got my italian citizenship and passport earlier this year, and I couldn't believe how easy it was to travel to other countries. Huge congrats :)

[@piccolo_bsc]

Did you have to wait so long or was it by choice? Sounds crazy long.

[@oseo943]

@@piccolo_bsc at least 10 years of legal residency for requesting Italian Citizenship or 5 years if married with an Italian Citizen.

[@fenilroshan1753]

i never travel so yeaa

[@redthroatedloon]

i started getting emotional when he was so surprised at how quick and easy it was to get through customs the first time. i’m american and never have had to think about that. one of the first times i’ve felt lucky to be american.

[@wangleeeeeee9432]

Dude, you are lucky to be an American, truly. (From a sad Chinese)

[@detox1462]

Be grateful guys, till this day I've been always stopped by customs and immigrations just for the sole purpose of not having a "respected" passport or the belief that I would pose some sort of security risk. The feeling of being asked these questions at immigration for refugees and asylum seekers is so invasive and degrading. I'm FREE now just like Ammar, I now own a passport that allows me to travel and see my family abroad without questions, I can't wait for that trip!

[@xxDxxism]

@Jao Bai Dun same here. With a Singapore passport that I think is equally as powerful as Japan's, the luxury of being able to go anywhere is just something that can't be taken for granted

[@gothluv4740]

That feeling when you were born in Russia and because of that you can't even get a passport to St. Kitts and Nevis, very happy for this guy, and for me, unfortunately, because of my nationality too many countries applied the culture cancellation, well probably in 2022 it is already considered normal for everyone. And now they are discussing in general to prohibit the Russians to enter most countries of the world, it's very strange. Now I'm sitting and thinking about which country to get citizenship, so I can move around the world without worrying

[@PattyTH]

Yeah, you’re lucky man. The US visa is one of the hardest grant for us as Thai. They require tons of doc and financial statement and also seems to reject without reason.

[@zywoomeister3654]

With such legends by his side, he wasn’t alone in this journey. Friends like these are just ❤️

[@luizhribeiro]

true! amazing to see that

[@mohammadassaf6710]

BoostMEISTER You are a legend 🙌 🥰. All the love from Lebanon 🥰.

[@zywoomeister3654]

@@mohammadassaf6710 ❤️

[@sch-corp]

Amazing video. Makes me feel incredibly guilty to have both an Australian and UK passport - and my UK passport has never seen the bottom of a stamp. There is also something rather absurd about the fact the only difference between Ammar facing interrogation at every immigration port, and being waved through, is $150,000USD. Shows how much of a farce the global migration/visa system really is.

[@rhyswilliams4893]

It's a prime example of money opens doors for you.

[@CyanideCarrot]

And the countries with the weakest passports also tend to have the lowest incomes. Coincidence? I think not

[@CereJYP08]

it is a problem. Especially those former British Empire Carribean countries are serious security loophole. Actually whole Europe is a giant problem.

[@CereJYP08]

@@CyanideCarrot if they leave the door open and make travel free there are a lot of people who will travel to wealthier nation to work even for lower than minimum wages. criples economy and create social problems. Which is what's already happening in 1st world countries.

[@heinwlod3895]

I wouldnt call it a farce. It makes sense to restrict who comes in and out.

[@Ahmed-N]

No words. This is so great, yet saddening for many of us Egyptians. We all feel exactly what Ammar felt. Visa applications, intimdation at border controls, endless papers, and of course the idea of being drafted into the military if we ever decide to go back home. It's incredible how all of our struggles are conveyed through this video. The moment Ammar got through on his St Kitts and Nevis passport, I felt that deeply, as though it were me or thousands of others who ache to feel that sort of relief one day. Such a beautifully told story, congrats Ammar!

[@sow_scout4989]

As someone with a Canadian Passport, i often overlook how some have to go through soo much stress just to get through the border. Ive watched Yes Theory closely only very recently, and i just love to see the family that they are. Happy for you Ammar!

[@alertnessses]

Canadian passports are amazing you can get into 97 countries visa free and like 43 or 42 you can get a visa after you arrive we Canadians are pretty lucky passport wise

[@Sanyu-Tumusiime]

@@alertnessses Down south is better. I can buy all the AK47 guns and AR15 rfiles I want down here in Texas.

[@ccuppa714]

@@Sanyu-Tumusiime you also got cartels and gang violence it evens out

[@Sanyu-Tumusiime]

@@ccuppa714 fake news. y'all dont realize its not as much as the news makes it to be. i live in texas/

[@GregSalazar]

Congratulations Ammar! 🚀🚀Lisa & I are so excited for you & the YT team!

[@wkwk2o384ur]

No way dude you watch Yes Theory as well, cool!

[@maurosantos6341]

Some people will never know this struggle 😂 I envy you humans who can travel almost anywhere

[@kimluzoned]

So happy for you Ammar. As a Philippine passport owner, there’s so much hassle and anxiety in applying for visas just to be able to visit countries, not to mention the money and time spent in applying for these visas. I wish someday everyone can be given more freedom to be able to see and experience the world.

[@pedertoftkristensen5484]

If there's anyone who deserves this it's Ammar with his passion and love.

[@SteveJobIess]

His passion and love for draft dodging.

[@fionabuilds]

I can't get over the look on Ammar's face at 12:41 when reality sinks in and his emotions of relief seem to wash over him! Congratulations! Wishing you all the best in this new chapter!

[@cassninetyfour1238]

I agree! He deserves this and I hope a weight has been lifted off his shoulders!

[@AqeelSyed]

I cried while watching this video, very happy for you Ammar, you made it! Congratulations brother.

[@Mysticcycles]

That wasn’t money spent..that was an investment in the future and freedom. You did beyond the right thing!

[@coolhunter3]

You do realize making an investment is still spending money right? Just because you're getting a return on it doesn't mean you're not spending money...

[@Rajeevshortsyes]

​@@coolhunter3 i mean spending money is more like buying clothes, shoes, food, etc, but yes spending on the passport is actually an investment in the future and to the country he invested in, so he can say "I invested my money" instead of "spent my money" Spending and investing your money are two diff things

[@femiairboy94]

@@coolhunter3I don’t think you understand the concept of investments

[@poperaymond431]

Amar crying when he finally experienced how quick & easy it was for everyone else when they travel really hit hard.

[@LNCRFT]

This is the moment when I can absolutely appreciate having a German passport and being able to travel to so many countries visa free and just needing an ID for EU countries. Seeing this makes me realize how good westerners like me actually have it. I'm so happy to see Ammar having his new passport and finally being able to travel to so many places without any hassle. Keep it up, guys. You're awesome!

[@YannMar]

I‘ve got German, Swiss and Japanese citizenship and have never needed a Visa anywhere. Life‘s good.

[@saschamaj]

@@YannMar No need to brag about your citizenships. They're not a personal accomplishment. But yes, people from the rich countries have no idea how restricted travelling is and how demeaning border crossings are for people from most developing countries.

[@M-np4wv]

@@YannMar but doesn't japan only allow one passport though?

[@leeriddick7]

@@YannMar You're a liar. 'The Japanese Nationality Law is based on the principle of single nationality, so if you have Japanese and foreign citizenship and became a dual (or more) citizen before age 18, you must choose a nationality by age 20 or if you became a dual citizen after age 18, you must choose a nationality within 2 years (Nationality Law Article 14(1)).'

[@phaeste]

@@M-np4wv yep, the person is lying

[@feliciawilson4031]

I just stumbled upon this video and I'm from Trinidad so officially a someone from the Caribbean I just wanna say hi fellow citizen from the Caribbean and you guys should come down to celebrate your new culture and I'm super happy for you. I really hope for good things in your future