First foreign country you visited

technically, france. i visited st pierre and miquelon off the coast of newfoundland as a kid. it's considered part of france.

Canada and Mexico. The only time I've ever been off the North American Plate, it was on a technicality because I was still in the US, Hawaii.

Mexico 2000ish

I'm from the U.S. First foreign country I visited is the Philippines in 1989 when I was only three.

England in my early 20s, never traveled as a kid so it was a big deal.

To my knowledge, Austria. I was a baby and my mom told me I cried just about the whole flight from NY to Vienna. I think about that whenever I start to get annoyed at a baby crying.

France

Jamaica in 1969. My relatives were relocated there by my uncle,s employer in the Bauxite mining business. They lived in this mountaintop town in a new subdivision of modern houses where it seemed most of the dwellers were foreigners, mostly the US and England. Back in the US we were in the process of moving to a different location and there was about a month period before we could occupy our house, we visited/lived with our relatives in Jamaica for about a month.

Was an interesting experience. I was also really glad to have over a month off without school too.