Do i need pass port &visa to travel for one month in srilanka from india?
928322
passport must.visa depends on nationality.check both high comn
955623
No problem you will be allowed into India :)
575078
I don't think it will be too tough. Your travel agent should be able to tell you.  I lived in Japan for 5 years but I never went to Korea.  Frankly, I don't think are going ot need a visa at all.  I didn't need a visa when I went to Thailand.  I had to get a re-entry permit to come back to Japan but I had a working visa so in your case, I don't know.  I am sorry I couldn't help more.
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Hey, It depends on what you expect in India... If you want to see western style beaches, rocking night life and super smooth transits..... then India is not the place! There was one mention about India being hot, polluted and other crap... Partially true, but heat problem can be offset if you choose a better time to visit, i.e from October to March... The same moron also suggested that you only visit Goa if you plan a trip to India... Plain BS! If u want to enjoy beaches and things like that I suggest you go to Florida or the Carribean! They ll be way better than Goa.... But if you want to know more about your roots, people's life style, some history, architecture, etc then you might want to visit India! Don't expect Canadian politeness from people in India and u ll be in a shock if you do so ( I know about Canadian politeness , cuz I m in Canada rite now)! Cheers if you plan to take a visit!!!
654726
yes  go to www.travel.state.gov
903192
No, no visa required -- just a passport.\nUpon arrival you will be given a 30, 60, or 90 day "visa" in your passport (how long depends on the country).  This is true for all of the western european countries (and many others).
859056
The LTTE really are terrorists. I don't know much about the laws governing the UNHCR, but I think that he should simply settle somewhere peaceful in this world. Thailand or Malaysia are pretty good. Its relatively easy to  get a visa in Thailand. And lots of nice women!!! Best of luck to you and your friend.
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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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You dont seem to have a very Indian or indeed Tamil name... Unfortunately with the current $-£ conversion rate $3000 is not an awful lot in GBP. You should be able to manage, though; even have some left for savings/entertainment/misc expenses etc. if you are careful.\nWhether your $972 as rental includes food, winter clothing, etc will depend on what has been negotiated, but if I'm asked to guess, I'd say that the amount will only cover the rental of the property, and no extras. If furnished, you'll probably have sofa/bed/dining table/wardrobes/some kitchen appliances/bedsheets,etc. If unfurnished, then probably just the 4 walls! Cant see any clothing or food being provided (but then, I dont know the details of what you have been offered). \n'Plot' does not make much sense - you better check what it says again. Again, only whoever arranged the property for you will know how many rooms you have.\nMake sure you carry winter clothing, since the temp change from Tamil Nadu to London will be severe in December. Perhaps some thermal inner wear, gloves, a muffler, a winter coat, etc.\nThe amount you can save will completely depend on what kind of deal you've got with the house and what kind of lifestyle you live. I am however sure your lifestyle will be simple, so am confident you will be able to save anywhere upto £300-500. \nMake sure to shop around before you buy anything in London, since prices can vary tremendously. You could go to Southall (an Indian area) or Wembley and buy things cheap from Indian shops there, until you have had a chance to explore other reasonable shops.\nYour British Airways flight should allow £23 Kg registered baggage (from memory) and about 7Kg hand baggage. DO NOT carry more than 2-3 kgs over the allowance, since there is a risk you may be charged exhorbitantly for the excess baggage (upto Rs1000-1500 per Kg). If you need to, keep some non-essentials in a separate bag that you can leave with whoever is dropping you at the airport, if the airline does not accept excess baggage free.\nHope this helps.
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Pankaj, your question is incomplete as it doesn't spell what is stopping you from going to USA.\n\nIf you have valid passport, you need a visa to go to USA. You can secure a visa as a tourist, student, businessman for business purpose, skilled semi-skilled or unskilled worker, etc.\n\nNext you need sufficient funds to meet your visit costs to USA or someone should be able to sponsor you. \n\nIt would be better if you could clearly state your exact problems for not been able to go to USA, perhaps then a real help could be offered.
625545
Apply for a tourist visa. That is the best way to get there temporarily. This is usually good for 6 months. Be good and be out on time...
899854
hopefully not a shipping container, but in all seriousness, make sure you have a passport and a plane ticket, maybe a work visa?
1087383
Yes, you surely can, if your tourist visa is approved.
563717
If you spell like that you may not pass.  To answer your question it depends on the INS office.  Some do it on the same day while others make you come back, usually less than one month later.
249287
go to my webbsite\nhttp://daney200334.sitesled.com/visa.html\n its for Gerry visa services, (UK)
947777
No. You Must get a schengen visa from the consulate of the first country you intend entering.\nIf you intend going by train or ferry to France and then on from there you must go to the French consulate in London. I think the tube station is South Kensington and the consulate is right outside. Go early and don't expect to get out before 3pm
1080648
With a passport you can go anywhere you want.Provided you have a valid visa  from the country/s you wish to visit.