One of the most often asked questions I get is “how many countries have you been to?” I wasn’t keeping track so I’ve made this list to give a proper answer (the answer is 67).
The following are the countries I have visited. On the blog I mark each time I visit a new country with the category New Country Day, which covers new countries I’ve visited since I started this blog.
Visited Countries
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Argentina Australia Austria Bangladesh Belgium Belarus Belize Bosnia and Herzegovina Brunei Bulgaria Cambodia Canada China Croatia Czech Republic Denmark East Timor |
Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Guatemala Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Ireland Italy Japan Jordan Laos Latvia |
Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malaysia Mexico Monaco Morocco Myanmar Namibia Netherlands Norway Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Serbia Singapore |
Slovakia Slovenia South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Thailand Turkey UAE UK Uruguay USA Vatican City Vietnam |
Country Notes
I count my own country (Australia) of course.
I have counted the UK as one country, though I know some people like to count the constituent countries of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland as separate (for the record I have been to all four).
Airport layovers where I don’t leave the airport don’t count.
I count countries even if I only spend part of a day there (such as Bosnia and Herzegovina.)
I’m not on a quest to visit every country in the world. While I enjoy following along travellers that are doing it, for me I would rather revisit my favourite countries and get know them better than to go somewhere to say I have been.
Hi, I’m James - welcome to Nomadic Notes. I've been a long-term traveller/digital nomad since 2003. Nomadic Notes is a travel resource featuring travel guides and notes from my travels. 
