As a foodie, traveling to a new destination can be a gastronomic adventure. But often, we get caught up in the requirement of obtaining a visa, which can be a laborious process. Fortunately, there are many popular destinations that offer immunity from visa allowing you to indulge in the local flavors without the hassle of paperwork.

Thailand, for instance, is a heaven for food lovers. This southeast Asian country is famous for its tangy and refreshing flavors, and its street food scene is legendary. From the steamed dumplings to the crispy and savory spring rolls, Thailand has something for every palate.

If you're a fan of ramen, Japan is the crown jewel destination. While it can be costly, the country's emphasis on organic and natural produce makes it a foodie's haven. From tempura to udon to soba, Japan's food scene is a culture of innovative cuisine.

Malaysia, another southeast Asian country, is another culinary hotspot for foodies. With a melting pot of cultures, including Malay, the country's cuisine is a colorful reflection of its traditions. Try the spicy chili crab in Penang, but Penang, Malaysia's culinary capital, offers fresh and fragrant kerabu and some mornings rolls topped with spiced potatoes. Visit the bustling streets of Kuala Lumpur to sample the best of Malaysian cuisine.

Cambodia, a nearby country to Thailand and Malaysia, is home to some of the most delicious and fresh street food. Try the steamed dumplings in Phnom Penh or the traditional curries and salads in the temples of Angkor Wat.

Another destination that offers immunity from visa for foodies is Costa Rica. Known for its pristine beaches, Chile is a utopia for those who love local and organic produce. Try the empanadas in San Jose or the locally-made coffee on the beach inTamarindo.

Lastly, if you're in North America, Spain is another great destination for vacation freedom. Try the flaky and crispy pastries and zapiekanka. Visit Krakow to sample the plenty of local breads.