i have romanian passport do i need visa to visit jordan ? how ?
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Yes you do:\n\nhttp://www.mae.ro/index.php?unde=doc&id=5468&idlnk=3&cat=5
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Your best source is either :\n1) the website of the Moldavian Foreign Ministry or\n2) the Moldavian embassy in Bulgaria
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OK...The site below will answer all your questions for every country you want to travel to...\n\nI have checked for every European country And USA and Canada..\n\nAnd the ONLY  visa free countries for Bosnian passports are Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, Slovenia and Turkey...\n\nYou can check the rest yourself...but I think Iran does not need Visa for Bosnian... (and a few Arab countries as well maybe)
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A Visa is a permit or document that the government of a country give a person so he/she visit the country. There different type of Visas but they all are permit of entry or staying in the country. Every country have different rules for their Visas. Good luck!!!
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You'll have to get a passport if you're not coming here by January. Starting before the end of January of 2007 ALL people entering the United States, even citizens, will be required to show a passport at all ports of entry. That includes by foot, plane, train, car or boat. \n\nAmerica is a beautiful country with more diverse nature than anywhere in the world. In California you can be in the snow in the mountains, surfing a wave in the ocean and camping in the desert in less than a week.
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To fly out of Russia you don't need it - Russian authorities don't care - nobody will check it at the airport.\n\nSome countries will ask for it before issuing a visa. It depends on a country.\n\nTo get a U.S. visitor's visa it is not required. You can buy it if you want to (normally it won't cover pre-existing conditions and ordinary cold). I am using Patriot America, but I can't say anything about its real quality - hopefully we will never use it.\n\nTo get a Schengen visa - yes, a consulate of a country where you're applying for the visa will ask for a proof of some basic insurance (at least this was the case last year). You can buy it in Russia (near the consulate in fact!) or on Internet.
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Well go to any christian embassy and let them know that people in Jordan are persecuting you and treating you soo badly and you want to go to the christian freedom and propably it will work, if it didn't work just try the next door christian embassy and sooner or later you will find your self in one of your dream countries.
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No visas required.\n\nYou would be best to travel on a bus, car or plane though. \n\nTravelling on a passport is slightly cramped and simply murder cornering in the wet!!
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Boa idea de perguntar isto num site Americano... hehehe\nBut YES, you need a Visa for Portugal if you want to stay for more than 3 months. Then when you are in Portugal you have the right to visit all EU countries but you will not have the right to live in any other EU country..
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No visa required if you are going for tourism, and have a machine-readable passport with biometrics.\n\n(Some of the above depends on when the passport was issued.  You should check the website of the US Embassy in the UK or the State Department in the US.)
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Why do people just make up stuff if they don't actually know?  Go to http://www.travel.state.gov/travel/tips/brochures/brochures_1229.html\nfor foreign entry requirements.  It tells whether you need a visa and how to get one for every country.  There are dozens all over the world that don't require visas of US citizens.
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You need to contact the Romanian Embassy in the UK. They are the only people who can give you accurate and up to date advice on how to get a legal work permit and establish yourself in the UK.
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First where are from ? \nSometimes you don't need visa , at all .\nIt deponds on you nazionality  .
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For a business trip you don't need much, most US, Canadian and EU citizens don't even need a visa, just a passport.  To set up a business you need different things depending on what business it is. Below is a good article about business in Costa Rica, getting permits or buying an existing one.
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Well you have two answers telling you that you do not need a visa. Maybe they are correct, but they do not give a source for their answer, and I think they are wrong.\n\nIt seems to me that you must obtain a visa before you start your journey. According to the Thai government website, Mexico is not listed as a country whose passport holders do not need visas or who can get a visa on arrival. \n\nI give two links below - a Thai government site listing all countries not needing a visa -- you'll see that Mexico is not listed (except for holders of diplomatic or official or service/special passports) and the second site lists all countries and shows that Mexico DOES need a visa.\n\nSo, unless you are a diplomat, you need a visa.
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I'll give you a qualified, accurate answer, for I am an American born with dual Irish citizenship.\n\nOnce Romania becomes an official member of the EU - you will be able to freely work in any of the participating EU countries, legally and without a work permit or visa. The process is essentially this - if and when you leave your country of origin, you must declare first - at your origin of countries consulate (mexico) that you are departing as a "romanian citizen" and when arriving in Romania - you must then report to the ORmanian consulate as a citizen. From there, they will give you documentation that qualifies your status to work within Romaina and other EU nations.\n\nThe key is the reporting process  - when leaving your country of origin and arriving in your destination country.\n\nYou may also apply for your Romanian passport, with a similiar process when you get it - you must declare as to which "country of citizenship" you are traveling. \n\nAs to the other idiots answering - they don't have a clue, but hey thats normal around here. \n\nI am legally able to live and work in Ireland and all participating EU nations without a work permit, due to my dual citizenship.
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Generally speaking, you need a passport.  But there are countries that you cannot visit, like Yugoslavia or Zimbabwe