<human>: This is my previous thread: 

I am currently in US on F1 visa, and I am leaving the country this week before my court date on June 9th because my University is expelling me this week, voiding my visa. It is a misdemeanor charge for possession of marijuana with intent to distribute in the District of Columbia. I am wondering if my US criminal record (which I know will be permanent) will completely stop me from travelling to other countries. I am a citizen of Vietnam and am looking for options to study elsewhere in Europe (or anywhere else) for my Bachelor's, but I am wondering if upon applying for a  visa (either student or tourist), would I have to disclose my criminal record in US if I don't have any arrests or convictions in the country that I am applying in (Vietnam)? Wondering if the chosen Immigration department of the whatever country I am going to will consider US criminal record. Any answers are appreciated!

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<bot>: Vietnam citizen with criminal record in US, but not in Vietnam, do I have to disclose US record when applying for any visas or travelling to any countries? (Excluding US of course).