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#2Why are you asking here? This seems like more of a Reddit question.
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#3Maybe go to China and bribe your way into North Korea?
Make sure all your affairs are in order before you go.
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#4My understanding is while the US State Department might classify your US passport as "invalid" for travel to the DPRK, they can’t really stop you from applying for and getting a DPRK entry visa.
That said, please understand the responsibilities expected of visitors to the DPRK before you go.
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#5My understanding is while the US State Department might classify your US passport as "invalid" for travel to the DPRK, they can’t really stop you from applying for and getting a DPRK entry visa. That said, please understand the responsibilities expected of visitors to the DPRK before you go.
I don't think they want to enter North Korea with a US passport.
Even getting a Passport from St.Kitts or Dominica they will state you are not a born national(They state your place of birth).
Good luck entering with that being born in Kentucky USA. It would be straight to their gulag equivalent for you as a "US spy"
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#6My understanding is while the US State Department might classify your US passport as "invalid" for travel to the DPRK, they can’t really stop you from applying for and getting a DPRK entry visa. That said, please understand the responsibilities expected of visitors to the DPRK before you go.
I don't think they want to enter North Korea with a US passport. Even getting a Passport from St.Kitts or Dominica they will state you are not a born national(They state your place of birth). Good luck entering with that being born in Kentucky USA. It would be straight to their gulag equivalent for you as a "US spy"
People from all over the world manage to visit the DPRK (including with a US passport) without spending time in a gulag (unless that was part of their tour package).
https://pyongyangmarathon.com/