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Hi Beans Your new venture sounds very exciting, and I wish you the best of luck. * First of all, you will require a confirmed return/onward ticket in order to enter the British Virgin Islands for 30 days without a visa. * If you are transiting th…
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Hi Browe7757 Yes, your wife will require a Schengen visa. She should apply for a short-stay, multiple-entry visa for the cruise. Good luck, and have fun!
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Thanks, Shanleyallen -- will do!
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Hi Pim Officially, your mother does require a visa to visit the Bahamas, unfortunately. There are many stories about people 'not being checked' for visas while on a cruise to the Bahamas, but it's not worth taking the risk. You can apply for a vis…
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Hi Sally Please double-check with your cruise company on this one. In my understanding, even if you don't intend on disembarking the ship in Spain and France, you will still require a short-stay, multiple-entry Schengen Visa ('Type C'). Please …
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Hi Nan, Please double-check with your prospective cruise company, but since the beginning of 2011, Canadian nationals have needed visas to enter the UAE. These must be applied for in advance, and will cost approximately C$170. Good luck!
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@ Starzzle: This question has been dealt with before in this thread... PLEASE double-check with your cruise company, but my research leads me to believe that as long as you are willing to stay on the ship (i.e. you do not disembark), you will not …
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Hi Salman Unfortunately, it's really hard to tell whether or not you'll be allowed to stay on board (without a visa) while the cruise ship docks in Oman. The reason for this is that most visitors will receive their Omani visa while on board the cru…
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Hi Ashish PLEASE check with the cruise company and the consulate again, but I think if you and your family are willing to stay on the ship in Morocco - i.e. you will not disembark in Casablanca - then you won't require a visa. Best regards David
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Thanks for the feedback, calmd2011. Let us know if your friend's gamble pays off!
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Hi calmd2011, Are you sure about that? This website seems to indicate quite clearly that, as a Taiwanese citizen, they will still require a visa to visit the Bahamas, regardless of whether or not they are studying in the USA. If it turns out that…
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Hi calmd2011, Yes, your friend will require a visa to visit the Bahamas. This must be applied for in advance, from the nearest Bahamian embassy or consulate.
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Hi Emperor, Bad news I'm afraid. Double-check with your cruise company, but it looks like -- even if she doesn't disembark the cruise ship -- your friend will require a US visa to transit through San Juan. As she is a national of Trinidad and Toba…
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@ Paul: Hi Paul, please double-check with the cruise company, but it seems as though as long as your partner doesn't disembark the ship in Morocco, they will not require a visa. @ Emperor: What is your friend's nationality? She might not require…
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Hi Paul Will you be disembarking in Morocco? If so, then your partner will require a visa. The visa form they require can be found here.
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Hi Naresh According to the Cayman Island's official website, "Cruise passengers entering the Cayman Islands are not required to have a Visa." You will, however, have to present your valid US visa when exiting and re-entering the States.
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Hi CIBC This does seem to be a bit of a problem... Unfortunately, you will not be allowed to travel to the UAE without a visa -- whether you stay on the ship or not. The only thing I can think of, is to request that the UAE authorities send your…
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Hi Kimmon * You will require a multiple-entry, short-stay Schengen Visa for your cruise. * You must apply for this visa at the embassy of the country in which you will spend the longest period of time. If you will stay for the same number of days…
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Hello Janette Wow, what a horrible situation for your sister to find herself in... Unfortunately, she WILL NOT be allowed to enter the UK on a temporary South African passport. This rule was brought into effect earlier this year for 'security re…
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Hello As an Indian national visiting Jordan for touristic purposes, you will be able to get a two-week visa on arrival (for a fee of JOD 20)....PROVIDED THAT: * You are holding US$1,000 (or equivalent), to cover your expenses while in Jordan. * Yo…
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Well, that's better news than if it was the other way around! Judging from reports, you'll be fined about R3,000 -- which you'll probably have to pay when you get to London. There are stories of people 'ducking' this fine, but it's seriously not a…
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Hi Rasmy November is the start of Kenya's lesser rainy season (not as bad as March-May) -- so you might get a few showers here and there, but nothing torrential. Daytime temperatures will be in the region of 23 degrees celsius, and night-time tempe…
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Hi Cindy Korea is a ridiculously safe country - as long as they don't go looking for trouble, they'll be entirely fine. An iota of streetsmarts will see them a long way. Taxis are clearly marked in Korea - they have lights on the top of the cars,…
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Hi Shiftybeats, Sorry, you'll have to give us more information... What nationality are you? In what country have you overstayed your visa?
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Hi Haasdaas This is a very tricky situation -- is your girlfriend an EEA national? You DON'T require a visa if you have a UK residency permit, AND if you are travelling to Spain to join an EEA national. The issue of your passport only have th…
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Hi there momdjiank, As an Armenian citizen, you WILL require a visa for the Domincan Republic. You will need to apply for this visa at the embassy in Armenia, and will require the following documents: * A valid passport * Proof of sufficient fund…
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Hello guys, Yes, unfortunately, as Lebanese passport holders you WILL require a visa to visit St. Lucia. You will need to apply for this visa at the embassy in Lebanon, and you will need to have the following documents at the ready: * A passport …
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Whether or not you require a visa for Italy with depend solely on the nationality of your PASSPORT, not your relationship with the government of the US. So, unfortunately, as a Ukranian citizen, you WILL require a visa.
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Hi Happy, It's probably best to check with your cruise company -- as 7 days is a very short time, and it might not be worth getting the vaccinations (especially if your food and water supply is gauranteed not to be contaminated, and if you're goin…
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Hi Alec, sorry man, but you might need to give me more information -- what visa application are you talking about? If you are required to provide an address of somewhere you're staying in Beijing, then definitely include the hotel's details. As fa…