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Last Updated:March 31, 2025, 15:25 is

A recent viral video appears to show a girl visiting three countries in just three seconds without the hassle of different visas. At first, this may seem unbelievable, but it is true, and the video has garnered more than 6 lakh likes on Instagram

There is no shortage of people who love to explore the farthest corners of the world. Such individuals often venture to different parts of their country and the globe. Within a country, there are no restrictions on movement, nor are any documents or permits required.

However, when travelling abroad, everything from a passport to a visa is necessary. Some countries offer a visa-on-arrival facility, making the journey slightly easier, while others require a visa permit in advance. If you wish to visit multiple countries at once, the documentation process alone can be time-consuming and expensive.

A recent viral video appears to show a girl visiting three countries in just three seconds without the hassle of different visas. At first, this may seem unbelievable, but it is true, and the video has garnered more than 6 lakh views on Instagram.

The video, shared by Samrangy Sadhu Jhilik (jhilik.sadhu), is captioned, “Famous three-country point near the city of Aachen.” In the footage, Samrangy stands at a unique point where the borders of Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium meet. With a simple jump, she moves between all three countries in a matter of seconds.

Interestingly, this location has no military presence from any of these nations. The spot is divided among Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium, allowing travellers to step into any of the three with ease.

This raises the question of whether one can visit these countries without a visa. The answer is yes. European nations offer a Schengen visa, which allows free movement across 27 European countries. These include Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland. Although Norway and Switzerland are not part of the European Union, they still accept the Schengen visa for entry.

Thousands of people have liked and shared it, with hundreds of comments pouring in. One user, Feroze Vellukuzhi, asked, “Where is the passport control?” Another wondered, “Can we travel there by train?”

Gerard Macbella requested the exact location, while Carlos Carrion posed an intriguing question: “If a pregnant woman gives birth at this three-country point, what would be the child’s nationality?” Another comment humorously noted, “We could try this with India, Pakistan, and China, but sadly, we wouldn’t live to see it.”