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Skipping Scams at the Thai-Cambodia Border Crossing

June 26, 2013Filed in: Destinations by Tara Shubbuck

Visa Agency Scam

I was anxious about crossing into Cambodia. Mike and I read up on a couple border scams and we were prepared to be misled and lied to, but I didn’t know how our pushback would be received. One thing was certain: We were determined to exit Thailand and enter Cambodia without paying a cent more Read Post

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How to Get a Myanmar (Burma) Visa in Bangkok

April 7, 2013Filed in: Destinations by Tara Shubbuck

Myanmar Embassy in Bangkok

Many people opt to apply for a Myanmar visa in Bangkok for two reasons: The process is quick and very simple and the cheapest flights into Myanmar depart daily from Bangkok. The visa is valid for three months from date of issue, and once you are in Myanmar you are allowed a 28-day stay. We Read Post

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Obtaining Visas While Abroad

October 29, 2012Filed in: Destinations, featured by Tara Shubbuck

U.S. Passports

It’s strange to admit now, but the number one thing I was worried about before leaving the States is how we were going to obtain visas abroad. The first time I ever needed a visa, I forgot to get it. That was in 2009 when Mike and I went to Australia. We called Jackie, my Read Post

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How to Get an Indian Visa in Johannesburg

October 27, 2012Filed in: Travel Planning by Tara Shubbuck

Johannesburg

Please note that this process is specific to the Indian High Commission in Johannesburg and for American citizens, though much of this information may also be applicable to other nationalities. For travelers like us, one of the biggest perks to living in Washington, DC, is the myriad embassies and consulates at your fingertips. We saved Read Post

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How to Get a Tanzania Visa in Pretoria

October 27, 2012Filed in: Travel Planning by Tara Shubbuck

Pretoria

Please note that this process is specific to the Tanzania High Commission in Pretoria and for American citizens, though much of this information may also be applicable to other nationalities. Our original plan was to fly into Tanzania and start our overland from there, heading south. The perk of flying into Tanzania is that you Read Post

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