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Man, getting a North Korean passport is a wild idea, but I really wanted to try. I’m always looking for new challenges, so I started by digging around online. What I found is that the North Korean passport is pretty low-ranked, like 100th in the world. That means you can only get into about 39 places without a visa, like Dominica, Madagascar, and Seychelles. Not exactly a world traveler’s dream.

But still, I was determined. I read that it takes about 3-4 weeks to get the passport because they’re swamped with requests. Also, your passport needs to be valid for a while. For just visiting South Korea, it needs to be good past your departure date. But for a long-term visa, it has to be valid for at least 6 months after you arrive. And you need a tourist card for a tourist visa, which is issued by the North Korean authority.

I started looking into what it takes to become a North Korean citizen, as I thought that might be the only way to get a passport. It’s like hitting a brick wall—no clear process for regular folks.

Steps Taken:

• Searched Online: Started by reading up on passport rankings and visa requirements.
• Checked Processing Times: Found out it takes 3-4 weeks to process.
• Looked into Validity: Realized the passport needs to be valid for a good while, depending on your travel plans.
• Investigated Citizenship: Tried to find out how to become a citizen, but there’s no clear path.
• Tried Different Ways: Spent days, but it’s hard to find a way to make it.

In the end, it looks almost impossible to get a North Korean passport unless you’re some kind of diplomat or have some serious connections. I might have to scratch this one off my bucket list.

So there you have it. It has been a journey, and while I didn’t get the passport, I sure learned a lot. Maybe this isn’t the end, and I’ll find a way someday. Until then, I’ll keep dreaming and trying new things.