Are you a citizen of the world?

[sportclub2010]

1. A valid passport in my country is jokingly called a foreign passport. I have it.
2. I don't have much finance, but I do have it to travel outside my country.
3. Free time is also enough. I am a pensioner.
4. There is a desire to travel to different countries. Probably I'll go somewhere soon.

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[Porfirii]

In my case...

1. Yes, but if it is inside Europe I don't even need it.
2. Yes, but I prefer to save the money right now, in order to ask as little as possible to the bank when I buy a house.
3. Yes, but my partner doesn't.
4. Yes, but with my partner, again

[jrrsparkles]

You are citizen of your country not the entire world because you need passport and lot of checking process involves before visiting another country.

Yes I love to travel and visit new places but for some reasons I don't like to move anywhere other than my country because you don't feel the freedom anywhere other than your born place.

Anyway to answer your question(s).
1.yes
2.Yes
3.Yes
4.Yes

[rig4hodlers]

Out of curiosity, how many people here have:
1. Current Passport allowing them to travel outside of their country
2. Financial means to travel outside of their country
3. Time to travel outside of their country (free time away from work)
4. Desire to travel outside of their country

1. Yes for sure.
2. Yes
3. No, unfortunately I don't have much free time. And if we add the covd stuff, there is no possibilities to do anything, keep at home and that's all.
4. Yes, but as I saod before, due the lack of time and the covid stuff, it is not the right time.

I feel like a citizen of the entire world because I am really confortable and happy where ever place I go but we have to assume that our passport indicates where we we were born and what's our country.

[_Miracle]

1. Yes (not nearly enough stamps though)
2. Sort of
3. Not enough
4.YES  I'd like to visit and live short term in many countries

I would need more than a few Ms. Manners lessons for more than a few of them I'm often irreverent even for an American.
I've been lucky enough to travel across my own country a few times and live in several different states (California is my favorite so far)


As for #3 ATM traveling over 120 miles requires quarantine

[mayo2u]

Out of curiosity, how many people here have:
1. Current Passport allowing them to travel outside of their country
2. Financial means to travel outside of their country
3. Time to travel outside of their country (free time away from work)
4. Desire to travel outside of their country

I will start:
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. No - not enough free time lately
4. Yes

What does this have to do with being a "citizen of the world?"

I have the same answers as you but that doesn't make me a citizen of the world.  Each, and every time, you go to another country (that's much different than yours) you realize that you are not a citizen of the world. Except in the broadest of senses that we're all people and that if we all abide by a simple social contract

I promise not to kill you and take your stuff if
you promise not to kill me and take my stuff.

[scammed-by-nitro]

All yes.

Havent been in my home country for over 4 years now.

Cant go to my replacement home country due to closed border because of corona so I am stuck in yet another country for almost 1 year now.

I guess people can call me citizen of the world, haha.