11/24/2017 3:27:48 PM If the visa is for 5-10 years, for multiple entries (as they usually are), then nobody would expect your friend to enter the USA at the same airport for the next 5-10 years. I’ve never heard of a restriction in the port of entry for a B1 US visa, so our friend […]
2/16/2017 11:55:21 AM You exchange the permit for a ticket if you are asked to present your ticket onboard the train by a guard, ticket inspector or revenue protection officer – they will charge you the difference between the permit value and the ticket you require to conduct your journey, or refund the difference if […]
11/2/2017 5:51:49 PM I know that there are some countries where failing to renew a passport under certain conditions means that you are no longer interested in citizenship, and citizenship will automatically be revoked. For example, this is the case for citizens of the Netherlands who have dual citizenship and have not lived in the […]
9/21/2021 9:01:28 PM You can see these details on the mbta website. Requested Order > Selected Stored Value Actual Card Details > Last Known Stored Value Actual Card Details > Last Known Transaction Actual Card Details > Last Updated Timestamp Here is how to see details of your card Go to MyCharlie Account Center Be […]
10/31/2017 2:09:01 PM There used to be some tricks in this area if the airline sells significantly cheaper return tickets if the stay included a weekend. Some airlines did this on the assumption that the more price-sensitive leisure travel was more likely to include weekend stays than the less price-sensitive business travel. Suppose you live […]
2/14/2017 11:28:08 AM Look for co-working space. Google seems to returns one co-working space in Adis Ababa. https://www.coworker.com/ethiopia/addis-ababa/iceaddis There might be more spaces like that, but this one turns up on top. How can I leave Hong Kong when I've lost my landing slip (Departure card)? Credit:stackoverflow.com‘
11/7/2017 2:38:06 AM I think you and the comments have answered the question. I’ll elaborate what I think is confusing you. A 221(g) means that the applicant is ineligible to receive a US visa because they failed to provide some documentation OR their case needs further processing by the US Consulate/Embassy or another government agency. […]
6/9/2017 12:58:27 PM Update 6/9/17 I just came back from Melbourne this week and noted that the exit procedures are basically done by a machine that scans your passport. Once you depart these machines you walk past a small free standing box that has a slot where you are supposed to deposit your exit card. […]
10/17/2017 1:20:35 PM Having a job in your home country, especially a full-time one. Owning property there, or having a lease for property (e.g. a rented apartment or home where you live). Having reasonable to significant amounts of money in banks in your home country. Having family members back home. As for documents, it’s not […]
2/11/2017 4:24:54 AM To share a personal anecdote, I was able to change date of a return two-leg flight by Etihad. I had to pay ~$150 for that privilege via online system. The ticket in question was $600. I understand that large UAE carriers are much more flexible than the usual pseudo-monopoly flag carriers, but […]
11/23/2017 5:27:02 AM It sounds like they’re simply becoming more serious about it. If, if a non-EU citizen enters the TRNC and crosses over to the ROC, then, if leaving the island through a ROC airport, usually the TRNC stamp will merely be crossed out and replaced with a retroactive ROC entry stamp. However, formally […]
2/15/2017 1:08:56 AM From my visit in Iceland, the area towards the coast between Kálfafell and Hof came to mind: Image source: Google Maps And looking at this geotagged photo by Andre Ermolaev, that seems to be pretty much exactly where he took it (note that most of these are aerial shots though). I’d imagine […]
2/10/2017 2:25:04 PM Permits and visas are typically required when entering a country, not when leaving. The main reason they might want it in this case is to check overstay and/or trafficking of a minor. In your case your son is a minor, you are traveling with him. Minors traveling with their parents cannot be […]
9/27/2017 3:20:36 AM Quite likely, perhaps a 20% chance. Despite what others here are saying: Use an agency, because Chinese visas are usually obtained via a “connection”. Don’t go and apply by yourself. Your passport will probably state your place of birth as Iraq, and that’s a huge red flag to them (no pun intended), […]
9/10/2017 3:21:37 PM As JonathanReez mentioned in a now-deleted comment, the pivot point is not in your suitcase; it’s part of your scissors: (source: Weebly) An alternative phrasing could read: If packed in carry-on, their blades must be less than 4 inches long. How unusual is the granting of a ten year US visa? Credit:stackoverflow.com‘
2/8/2017 9:56:36 AM I used to work in a car rental agency in France, American drivers licenses are accepted, no translation required. Make sure to have a valid credit card for a security deposit. Can I easily re-enter the UK as an American citizen if I travel to France for a few days? 2/7/2017 10:45:23 […]
3/24/2017 12:23:08 PM Afaict the big question is how strong are your ties to the US. Having a boyfriend in the UK makes you more of an immigration risk. If you have strong ties to the USA then it’s unlikely to be a problem but if your situation in the USA is tenuous then they […]
8/16/2017 2:15:31 PM depends on several factors… you normally get at the first time only a 2 years visa, then (if you use the visa) you can apply again and they will grant you another for 10 years…. I know people from south america who got a 1 year visa and never use it, after […]
9/8/2017 8:26:23 AM National parks in Nepal do not legally require you to have a guide. Guidelines, Rules, Acts, Policy, Regulation Collection 2073Language: Nepali Government of Nepal Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation, doesn’t state anything that make guide compulsory for a tourist. Two things that I have found concerning this question is: (National […]
2/7/2017 4:48:21 PM You have to leave bus 55 at Fjordur. To get to Mjoddin you can take bus nr. 21 When you get to Mjoddin you change to bus nr. 51. Less of a hassle but probably much more expensive is this https://www.re.is/flybus-south Best of luck and safe travel. Can I travel to Ireland […]
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