Most Dangerous Countries: Choose your country wisely for studying abroad! These five places are the most dangerous..

Most Dangerous Countries: Choosing a safe country is very important, as it can affect your future and career. There are some countries in the world where there is an atmosphere of insecurity and admission in these countries should be avoided. Murder, robbery, and terrorist activities are common on the streets in these countries, which can be dangerous for students. Recently Numbeo released a rating based on the crime rate of 146 countries and published a list of the most unsafe countries in the world. According to this report, problems like political instability and gang wars are more common in some countries, which can put the safety of students at serious risk.

These unsafe countries include Venezuela, Papua New Guinea, Haiti, Afghanistan and South Africa. The security situation here is so bad that foreign students can risk their lives here.

Venezuela
Venezuela, which is struggling with political instability these days, is considered the most dangerous and unsafe country in the world. Although some universities of Venezuela have got a place in the QS Latin America University Ranking, one should still avoid taking admission here. Venezuela's highest-ranked institution is the Central University of Venezuela (UCV), which ranks 28th in Latin America.

Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea, located between the continents of Asia and Australia, is considered the second most dangerous country. The security situation here is very poor, and due to this foreign students do not come here to study. However, some people are interested in admission to the top universities of Papua New Guinea, such as the University of Papua New Guinea and Divine Word University.

Haiti
Haiti in the Caribbean region is the third most unstable country in the world, where the streets are dominated by gangs. Traveling to the hostile areas here can be very dangerous. If you go to these areas, there is a risk of murder. The major universities here include the State University of Haiti, the Franco-Haitian University of Cape Haiti (UFCH), and the American University of the Caribbean, where most of the local students are studying.

Afghanistan
After the return of the Taliban, there has been some peace and stability in Afghanistan, but Islamic State terrorists are still active here, making it the fourth most dangerous country. Major universities in Afghanistan include Kabul Polytechnic University, Herat University, American University of Afghanistan, Bakhtar University, and Kabul University.

South Africa
South Africa has been considered the fifth most dangerous country in the world. More than 40 thousand foreign students are studying here, who mostly come from the countries of Sub-Saharan Africa. The risk of robbery is highest here, and this is a cause of security concern. Major universities in South Africa include the University of Cape Town, University of the Witwatersrand, Stellenbosch University, University of Johannesburg, University of Pretoria, and University of KwaZulu-Natal.

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