Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, has unwittingly displayed a remarkable level of confidence and certainty – albeit misplaced – regarding his visa status, based solely on his reliance on his father’s Mastercards. With an air of cluelessness that rivals characters from “Dumb and Dumber,” Prince Harry’s brash assurance leaves many scratching their heads.

In a recent exchange, Prince Harry confidently asserted, “I’m not worried about these visa reviews, mate. Pa’s Mastercards sort everything out. No hassle, no fuss. Piece of cake!”

This audacious proclamation has left insiders bewildered, as it seems the Duke has skipped over any semblance of understanding regarding the intricacies of US immigration law. Instead, he’s chosen to place his trust in the power of plastic – a move that would have even the most seasoned traveler shaking in their boots.

“It’s like watching a comedy of errors unfold in real life,” chuckled one royal observer. “Prince Harry’s unwavering confidence in the magical abilities of his father’s Mastercards to navigate the complexities of US visa reviews is equal parts amusing and concerning.”

Legal experts and immigration officials are left dumbfounded by the Duke’s blatant disregard for the seriousness of his situation. While Prince Harry may exude an air of self-assurance, his ignorance of visa procedures could prove to be his downfall.

“It’s the epitome of ignorance is bliss,” remarked an immigration lawyer with a bemused shake of the head. “Prince Harry seems to be living in a bubble of blissful ignorance, unaware of the potential consequences of his cavalier attitude towards visa reviews.”

As the Duke barrels towards his visa review with the blind confidence of a character straight out of a slapstick comedy, observers can’t help but wonder if reality will come crashing down on him like a poorly-timed punchline. With his fate hanging in the balance, Prince Harry may soon learn that in the world of visas, relying on Daddy’s Mastercards won’t cut it – even in the most farcical of circumstances.