U.S. and Canadian citizens as well as citizens from most European countries, Mexico, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa do not need a visa to visit Israel. They do, however, need a valid passport that will not expire until at least six months after the tour. You can check the requirements for other nationalities at http://www.worldtravelguide.net/data/isr/isr040.asp.

Americans and Canadian citizens only need a valid passport to visit Israel. They don't need visas. Other nationals should contact the Israeli consulate in their area for more information. A tourist entering Israel is allowed to stay up to three months. To extend your stay after three months, contact the Ministry of Interior Affairs.

When entering Israel from most countries the student will receive a tourist visa that is valid for three months. This is issued at Ben Gurion Airport, is free, and will be stamped in your passport. This visa is valid for multiple entries so that you can travel outside of Israel and return during the period of validation without having to get a new visa. If you are unsure whether you can receive the tourist visa at Ben Gurion you should contact your local Israeli consulate.

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.

It is best to get a student visa, which is valid for a year, from the Israeli Consulate nearest you before leaving for Israel. But you can also get a 3-month B-2 tourist visa upon your arrival in Israel, and you will then either have to renew your tourist visa or get a student visa at the Interior Ministry when it expires. Important: Students with Israeli citizenship or parents with Israeli citizenship should check about visa matters with their local consulate or embassy before arriving.

For anyone who watches the news, Israel appears to be an extremely dangerous place. And, in some parts of the country, that might be true. However, the reports on television and in the newspapers focus so intensely on these isolated events that they make the problem seem more widespread than it really is. The vast majority of Israel is, statistically, safer than major urban areas in the United States.

If you are a British citizen or a citizen of any EU member state you should not require a visa to travel to Italy. For detailed information, however, see: http://www.enit.it.

Yes, if you are traveling from an international country (anywhere outside of Canada) you will need official travel documents to gain access to Canada. The United States and Canada will soon be enacting legislation which require citizens of these 2 countries to hold a valid passport for travel between Canada and the U.S.A.

A valid passport is required to enter all countries. Be sure your passport does not expire just before, during or soon after your trip. Certificates of naturalization, birth certificates, driver's licenses, and photocopies of these or other documents are NOT considered acceptable alternative travel documents. U.S. citizens will need a visa to visit India and any African countries. Visas may be obtained by mail from the countries' embassies or consulates, typically located in Washington, D.C.

For full details of any travel restrictions, entry and stay requirements, visa and travel advice to your particular destination, you are advised to contact the Egyptian embassy/consulate nearest you. It possible for most tourists and visitors to obtain an entry visa at any of the major ports of entry in Egypt.

Almost every country doesn't need a visa to travel to Russia. To check this information please contact with Russian embassy in your country. Look at Russian embassies. Yes - our trips prices are the same for all men over the world. Do not forget - our trips packages do not include airline tickets. Welcome to Russia. I want to begin corresponding with a lady from your agency and I'd like to know if she communicates with any other men or at least to know how many times men have written her.

However things have a way of changing and it is best to get more complete, up to date information at the nearest Malaysian Embassy. For a list of Malaysian embassies around the world please embassy information.

For yachts traveling inside US waters, you will need at least a Visa Waiver, which is good for only 90 days at a time, and is given upon arrival to most foreign nationals. However, most yachts prefer non-Americans to have a B1/B2 multiple entry Visa, which allows you free entry and exit from the country for sometimes up to 10 years. This must be applied for outside of the US, and does not legally permit foreign nationals to work on US registered yachts.

Should you require a visa to travel to Germany, the procedure is normally as follows: Send us your completed course registration form along with the address of your local German consulate and a statement outlining the reason for your visa application, for example, to learn the German language, to attend a German university or to visit as a tourist. We will send you confirmation of your booking along with our invoice.

If you are traveling from the US, Australia, New Zealand, most of Europe, India and many other countries, you will not need a Visa to travel to Fiji. Visa's are granted once you arrive at the airport. Please check with us for final confirmation.

Check with the Norwegian Embassy or Consulate General in your country concerning visa requirements for travel to Norway. At the present time no visa for Norway is required for a stay in Norway up to 90 days of North American, Central American, and most- South American or European citizens. Several other countries, mainly in East Asia, are also exempted from this requirement. Remember that you always need a passport valid for six months beyond your travel period to travel abroad.

Most travelers to Mexico will receive a tourist FMT visa upon arrival which should be kept safely with the rest of your travel documents. Loss of visa can be a hassle and costly penalty fees may surprise you at customs upon departure so be sure to file a police report and apply for another visa. As travel visas for each foreign traveler vary greatly, we recommend that you consult you embassy for required travel documents with 6 months anticipation before coming to Mexico.

You will need to present proof of citizenship which may be in the form of a passport, or in many cases, you can present an original raised seal birth certificate and a photo identification. Your photo identification will also be required to board your flights. Depending on your itinerary, you may also require a visa or other paperwork. The cruise line will provide you with detailed information about entry and document requirements.

The US operates a Visa Waiver Programme (VWP) and so most British passport holders do not require a visa, providing they meet the necessary criteria. The VWP is valid for up to a 90 day stay. Individual passports are required and must be machine readable. Those issued after the 26 Oct 2006 will need to contain biometric data.

However things have a way of changing and it is best to get more complete, up to date information at the nearest Chinese Embassy. For a list of Hong Kong embassies around the world please click on embassy information.

The U.S. Guam Visa Waiver Program allows travelers from certain countries, including those holding the British National Overseas Passport, to apply for visa-free entry to Guam for periods of less than 15 days for business or holiday travel. Persons holding Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passports or Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Document of Identity for Visa Purposes are not eligible for this program.

UK passport holders do not require a visa in order to visit Bulgaria for a period of 30 days. Long-term visa (D) can be obtained from the Bulgarian Embassy service in London. For further information please contact Visa information for Bulgaria - www.bulgarianembassy.org.uk/visa/visainfo.htm