For Americans wishing to visit other countries, please see the following site for information on foreign entry requirements:

For fiance(e) visa applications, if the U.S. citizen is in New Zealand at the time of the applicant's interview, we urge him or her to attend the interview with the applicant. For family-based (spousal or children - unmarried & under 21 years of age) applications, the U.S. citizen spouse/parent is required to attend if filing the petition on the day of the interview.

If you are US citizen, you are required to have valid US passport ONLY. If you do not have US citizenship, please contact Consulate of country of your destination for more information.

From the embassy or consulate of the country you are planning to visit. The booklet, Foreign Entry Requirements has information on visa/entry requirements, embassy and consulate addresses, and telephone numbers for all foreign missions in the United States. (See the FAQ entitled "Other Subjects" for information on how to obtain a copy of Foreign Entry Requirements.)

We are permitted to issue invitations to citizens of most countries. However, due to Russian migration regulations, citizens of the following countries should contact us first before submitting an order:

Travelers from certain regions of the world (Scandinavia, Japan, the USA, and most Western European and Commonwealth countries) do not need to formally apply for a visa. Upon arrival in South Africa, countries falling into this category will automatically be given a free entry permit sticker that outlines how long they may remain in the country.

While anyone can apply for a visa in Dushanbe, it will be more difficult for a Consular officer to determine the eligibility of visa applicants who are not residents of the Consular district where the interview is conducted. On the other hand, a Consular officer should be able to evaluate the visa qualifications of non-Tajikistani citizens who live in Tajikistan just as easily as those of Tajikistani applicants. Consular officers must evaluate the qualifications of the visa applicant.

Technically, you are supposed to have your destination on your visa. Silly laws, however, are compensated by very reasonable people, from traffic cops to district bosses, who will not make obstacles provided your actions and intentions are good.

In most cases the immigrant and fiance(e) visas are valid only for 6 months. Therefore, you must enter the U.S. with your visa within 6 months of its issuance. In some cases, visas can be limited to expire before the 6-month period. In this instance, you are required to enter the U.S. before the expiry date of your visa.

We require that you have a permit to work in the United States before applying to work at our camps. We accept international applicants only through the international hiring agencies. Some of the ones we work with are Camp America; Bunac; Camp Counselors USA. Please contact them for more information. About Us Events & Programs Online Store Properties & Camps Training Forms & Resources Cookies Contact Us copy; Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts. All rights reserved.

If you are a Canadian young adult between 18 - 25 years of age (depending on country), you may qualify for a Working Holiday Visa. If you are planning to make a long term or permanent move to a foreign country, you must have a valid job offer to apply for a work permit/visa. For more information go to http://www.international.gc.ca/123go/descriptions-en.asp

Yes. You may enter Canada from any point of departure and through any point of entry (airport or border crossing).

There are a number of resources where you can find this information. One location is in the The Exporters Encyclopaedia ? Dun & Bradstreet (WTC Library). Another would be on the Foreign Embassy web sites. Many of the embassies and consulates provide visa specific information directly on their web sites. The travel agency who booked your trip should advise you of any pre-trip requirements.

Citizens of the United States, Canada, the European Union, and other "developed" countries do not a visa to travel to Norway ? just a valid passport. For a list of countries that do need visas, see: For more information you should contact the nearest Norwegian Embassy or Consulate. For a list of these, go to:

Please consult the Department of State's Consular Information Sheet for the country to which you wish to travel. You should also check with the Embassy, Consulate, or High Commission of that country for definitive guidance. The UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office maintains a list of foreign missions in the UK at http://www.fco.gov.uk.

A Third Country Visa refers to a visa application or visa obtained from a U.S. Consulate in a country other than the alien’s home country. Usually, the U.S. Consulate is located in Canada or Mexico. Before April 1, 2002, if you applied for a visa at a U.S. Consulate located in Mexico or Canada and were denied the visa request, you would still be able to return to the U.S., provided you had valid U.S. status and you return to the U.S. within thirty (30) days of your U.S. departure.

Absolutely. If you are charged with an offense that is filed in a court within the County of Los Angeles, and you are unable to afford to hire a defense attorney, the Public Defender's Office is available to represent you, regardless of your citizenship status. The Public Defender's office also represents clients in extradition proceedings.

Because it is too hard for us to compare family income earned in the currency of another country to those of U.S. families, we are not able to offer financial aid to international students. Dependents of U.S. citizens, however, are eligible for financial aid. International students are eligible for scholarships.

Flights are available from New York City, Los Angeles and Miami for those who are licensed by OFAC. However, you are eligible to fly from anywhere you wish. Sometimes, it is faster, more convenient and less expensive to fly through a third country.

Other than French, Italian, Austrian passport holders, all other passport holders from VWP countries going for less than 90 days on business/tourism on a signatory visa waiver carrier, may enter the US without a visa if : No, the application fee must accompany the application and all supporting documents. You are required to carefully check that all the boxes on your application form have been completed. If some questions are not applicable to your situation, please write not applicable (N/A).

No. American citizens by law cannot be issued visas. If you believe that your child is an American, please click on the following to go to the webpage of the office of passports and citizenship at the embassy. Individual applicants must qualify for the visa based on their own qualifications. Unless a citizen or resident of the United States is supporting a petition-based work visa application, or an immigrant visa petition, we recommend that you do not try and assist.

The length of time between the date you submit your application and the date on which your interview will be scheduled varies depending upon fluctuations in the number of visa applicants. We recommend you schedule your appointment approximately two-three weeks prior to your desired departure date. This will provide for unexpected surges in the number of applicants or other unplanned delays in the process.

The Consular Section strongly suggests that you apply well in advance of your intended travel date. While many visas are issued the day after the interview, certain applications require additional administrative processing, which can last, on average, between one (1) and four (4) weeks.

If you are only visiting 1 Schengen country you must apply to the embassy or consulate of that country for your visa. If you are visiting several countries you must apply for your visa from the embassy or consulate of the country of your main destination.If you are visiting several Schengen countries without having a main destination you must apply for your visa from embassy or consulate of the country of your first destination.

Since the majority of our holidays are tailor made, most of our clients travel with private transportation services. This means that they will travel only in the company of their driver. However, for those clients who wish to reduce their transfer costs, there is the possibility of taking Seat-in-Bus transfers. The SIBs work on pre-established routes. Basically, they are door-to-door transportation services that have particular schedules and that take people from different hotels.

Traveling abroad doesn't have to be confusing if you know the right things before you go. Click here for information and links to pages containing background and requirements for Americans traveling abroad as well as information on passports, visas, immunizations, medical information and additional fees.

You can play for either country, but not both. We will be flexible in allowing a player to decide what country (state, or province) he wants to represent. But any attempted duplication of tournaments or fraud involving residency will result in the player's disqualification from the World Cup of Poker. If the player is making the change for a legitimate reason (e.g. because he moved), that's fine.