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<\/a>Russian Visa<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n A visa is permission to visit a foreign country granted usually by the consulate.<\/p>\n No. \u00a0The USA has a reciprocal agreement with hundreds of countries where we don’t require them to get Visas to visit the USA, and they don’t require Visas for us to go and visit them. \u00a0If you want to read on the Department of State’s website<\/a> you can look under the category “Enter\/Exit Requirements for US Citizens.” \u00a0This will tell you whether or not you need to apply for a visa before arrival, upon arrival, or if there is no need for a visa.<\/p>\n My Cambodian Visa for $30<\/p><\/div>\n Each country is different. \u00a0Cambodia is a country that allows you to purchase your visa upon arrival. \u00a0They simply charge you $30 at the border and they send you on your way with a pretty visa in your passport.<\/p>\n The absolute worst nightmare is when you have to apply for the Visa before arrival. \u00a0You fill out a page of blablabla information explaining why you are visiting the country. \u00a0Then the nerve racking moment comes when you stick your passport in the mail to the consulate with a check for an outrageous amount and a postage paid envelope that they can use to send it back to you.<\/p>\n It really depends on the country that you’re visiting. \u00a0Russia has a nightmare visa program. \u00a0I can’t even remember how much the visa was, but I think it was $150 or something like that. \u00a0It seems like Vietnam was about $75, which is probably about average. \u00a0Cambodia’s visa was $30, which wasn’t too bad of a price. \u00a0A lot of South American countries require visas and they seem to cost about $100 per country.<\/p>\n Travel visas can be a cost that could easily be forgotten when booking a trip. \u00a0Always remember to factor those costs into your overall trip budget if you plan on moving from country to country.<\/p>\n Most countries will allow people to use their visas from 30-90 days. \u00a0At which point they require you to get some form of residency, or to leave the country and come back. \u00a0I met an expat once living in Thailand who had to leave every 90 days. \u00a0He had been to Malaysia almost 25 times and usually just flew into the airport, ate lunch, and caught the next flight home.<\/p>\n Always do your research before heading out on the trip. Enjoy your destination and wanderlust with us on Facebook<\/a> and Twitter<\/a>.What is a \u00a0Travel Visa?<\/h2>\n
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