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

No, like most of Western European visitor a visa for a period of 30 days will be issued on arrival at the airport. You would need to register with the local authorities, but this will be done for you at the reception of every hotel. Long-term visa (D) can be obtained from the Bulgarian Consular service in London. Visa control has been considerably relaxed between the UK and Bulgaria. For further information please contact the Bulgarian Embassy in London on 0207 584 9400 or check www.

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 Consular service in London. CPI Bulgaria can assist you in obtaining Visa D through our legal services. For further information please contact the Bulgarian Embassy in London on 0207 584 9400 or check www.bulgarianembassy.org.uk. The British Embassy in Bulgaria also provides information at www.british-embassy.bg.

Yes, you do. You may spend 30 days in Bulgaria as a tourist; however most buyers intend to settle or to do serious business. We have had many clients misled deliberately by dodgy advisors and non professionals. Of course, you can always leave Bulgaria for one day and come back for another 30 days (you can do it only once in six months) but imagine how inconvenient is to make unpredicted journeys in the middle of the seasons to Romania or Macedonia for example.

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.

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.

There are chartered flights in summer and winter, and during the other time there are regular flights.

Free Visa Upon Arrival (Free VOA). Citizens from the following countries (primarily ASEAN) will retain the Free Visa Upon Arrival status - Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei Darussalam, Philippines, Hong Kong SAR, Macao SAR, Morocco, Chile and Peru. The permitted length of stay is 30 (thirty) days. Paid Visa Upon Arrival (Paid VOA).

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.

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.