To all the Somalis who travel, how are you treated in non-SSA countries? Are you seen as a tourist, a migrant, or a refugee?

[_Yusuf_]

Are you treated differently from other tourists? What has your experience been like?

One thing you will definitely notice is the scam attempts other than that you’ll be treated well.

 

[Nur_]

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[Nur_]

South Asians/Desis I assume?

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[Nur_]

Americans are worshiped in the Philippines the locals are really nice and sweet Good country it’s just the food was horrible

I heard Indonesia has nice food and a decent standard of living. Plus they're muslim usually so the food will be halal.

 

[Nur_]

Indians well at least in the uk are always super friendly, especially the fobs. I guess it depends on location. I feel far more comfortable in working with them than maadows, cadaans over here in London.

The UK ones hide it better. That or they have lived in Britain for a generation or two and have that "People of colour should stand together" mentality.

 

[Sigmundd]

The UK ones hide it better. That or they have lived in Britain for a generation or two and have that "People of colour should stand together" mentality.

The ones that are always nice and behave well are the fobs and I'm always comfortable around them compare to everyone else. I'm also comfortable with African fobs. The ones I'm leat comfortable with are Arabs, maadows born here and cadaans.

 

[Arabsiyawi]

Are you treated differently from other tourists? What has your experience been like?

Thats usually when we realise we're also tbh

 

[Som]

In Turkey every time I said I'm Somali the reaction was positive but keep in mind I was in touristy areas and never had much contact with locals who don't work in the tourism industry. Arab syrians were especially friendly when I mentioned my origins. In other western countries I'm probably seen as tourist in touristy areas and as a migrant in non-tourist areas. It depends