Which countries will Donald Trump visit as the 47th President of the United States?

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96%

Canada

96%

Israel

94%

United Kingdom

93%

France

90%

Netherlands

81%

India

78%

Turkiye

74%

Russia

74%

Hungary

72%

South Korea

70%

Germany

68%

Mexico

67%

Ukraine

67%

Brazil

67%

Japan

63%

Argentina

63%

China

54%

El Salvador

45%

Serbia

41%

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Update 2025-05-13 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Regarding what constitutes a visit: A refueling stop will not count as a visit if Trump not leave the airbase/airport.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14703105/amp/Donald-Trump-make-flying-visit-UK-TONIGHT.html

Trump landed in the UK for refueling. The plane landed, so it should count as physically crossing over the terrestrial territory. Obviously flyovers shouldn't count, but this is no flyover.

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@Mana I actually don't consider that this counts, (he didn't leave the aircraft nor the airbase/aeroport it seems) and we are basically lucky that the chances he won't visit the UK across his term are low enough that the option is still well-priced.