¸.•*¨*•☆I am an ordinary person living an extraordinary life but the time has finally come to close this book that has been my baby for the last 22 months.All good things must come to an end and it is now time to embark on a new journey.A new journey needs a new book, so please follow me www.berniesafricanodyssey.blogspot.com I am thankful for the reason why I am here,thankful for each new day and thankful for my second chance at life. .•*¨*•☆
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Live your dream and share your passion
When you eat, appreciate every last bite
Some opportunities only come only once-seize them
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Believe in magic
Love with all your heart
Be true to who you are
Smile often and be grateful
…and finally make every moment count
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Visa Visa Visa
My main concern is the visa's I need to get while I am on my trip. Normally they are not such a big deal. Most consulates are represented in Australia, you send your passport off with forms and photos in tow and in approx 2 weeks your passport is back. The tricky thing with an extended trip is whether the visa once in your passport is valid from the time it is put in there or does it start from when you land in that particular country. I have done the home work and I need to get 14 visa's in total. 4 of those I can get before I go, 4 of them I can get on arrival, I need to get 2 in London, 1 in Cape Town, 1 in Paris and one has to be pre-applied for off their web site and approved for before landing in the country.
I just need to have faith in my organisational skills and be a little patient. When I want things done it generally means yesterday and not all things can be hurried - especially when involving foreign consulates. I have their local addresses and I have google mapped where they are in relation to where I am staying - the best I can do for my piece of mind................
You should check with your Travel agent. I'm sure they would be able to help you with your visas! ;-)
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