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  • Top Valentine Day Travel Getaways

    06 February 2012 Top Valentine Day Travel Getaways

    The new year 2012 has just begun, and already the most romantic holiday right around the corner.  Valentine's Day is a time when many expressions of love are given through memorable gifts and the reddest of roses.  However, many individuals desire to go beyond the normal patterns of giving gifts and do some traveling.  There is nothing comparable to a romantic Valentine's Day getaway.  If you are looking to surprise your spouse or loved one with a getaway for Valentine's Day, there are some great places to go and see. One place to travel on Valentine's Day is Arizona.  The state ...

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  • New 2012 Visa Requirements For Tourism In Turkey

    23 January 2012 New 2012 Visa Requirements For Tourism In Turkey

    Turkey has released there will be new visa requirements for tourists in 2012.  Beginning in February, visitors will only be able to stay in the country for up to 90 days within a 180 day period.  This will also affect traveling of extended cruisers who will have to exit the country now, opposed to simply renewing in Rhodes.  The change appears to be coming right before the main tourist season hits next year.The visa change is definitely informative, considering Turkey takes violating visa regulations very seriously. A violator can be fined upon departure, and the fine amount may be determined ...

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  • Traveler Successfully Uses iPad Instead Of Actual Passport

    10 January 2012 Traveler Successfully Uses iPad Instead Of Actual Passport

    MSNBC recently reported a man successfully uses his iPad to cross the border into the United States.  Canadian traveler Martin Reisch was thirty minutes to border crossing, realizing he had left his actual passport at home.  He decided to make an attempt of displaying to the U.S. Border officer a scanned copy of his passport from his iPad.  "I thought I'd at least give it a try," Reisch said. "He took the iPad into the little border hut. He was in there a good five, six minutes. It seemed like an eternity. When he came back he took a good ...

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  • Top Places For Holiday Travel, Don’t Forget Your Passport

    12 December 2011 Top Places For Holiday Travel, Don’t Forget Your Passport

    The holiday season is consistently the most traveled time during the year.  People are traveling to visit loved ones, some of which they haven't seen since last Christmas.  At the same time, this is a great time for many to end their year doing something else we all enjoy-- taking a vacation.  If you are going on a vacation in December, there are three places that are considered as the top places for holiday travel. Costa Rica is always a favorite to travel to at the end of the year.  The country was named by CNN as the #1 holiday value destination in 2010.  The average temperature is 72 degrees and ...

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  • Visa and Passports for the Holidays

    28 November 2011 Visa and Passports for the Holidays

    Holiday travel is a great time, but can be an awful time if we don't pack properly. It can be stressful when we're trying to make our flight and things just seem to make the packing aspect of your holiday experience difficult. There are recommended ways to pack this time of year to help you travel during the holidays with ease. First of all, take only basic outfits. Coordinate your shoes, stockings, undergarments, and other accessories you are planning to bring. Roll the clothing up as well. Keep traveling with jewelry to a minimum. Put your socks inside your shoes. Store ...

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  • H1-B Work Visas Still Available

    09 November 2011 H1-B Work Visas Still Available

    Recent reports is that H1-B Work Visas are still available in the United States. There is a cap of 49,200 work visas that can be filed each year. The number of filings have steadily increased per month, with last month numbers at 19,100. Currently, the cap is not close to being met with 15,900 visas still not filed in 2011. The H1-B visa is the most commonly used work visa for newly hired professionals. Most notably in professions such as engineering, IT, scientists, and business. The US Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) caps all entries for this visa on April 1st ...

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  • England Has New Student Visa Policy

    12 October 2011 England Has New Student Visa Policy

    This year the British government has enacted a new student visa policy. The new policy is expected to decrease foreign student immigration by 25%. Per the home secretary, Theresa May, two of the goals of the new policy is to control immigration and protect legitimate students from poor-quality colleges. Universities did campaign against the new government policy. Under the new student visa policy rules, a student visa will be limited to five years for study toward a bachelor's degree or beyond. The new policy has created a no limit timeframe for students seeking a degree. There was a three-year limit on ...

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  • Expedited Passport Processing

    02 October 2011 Expedited Passport Processing

    You have been waiting to go on vacation and you have everything you need--except a passport. Getting a passport is one thing. Getting a passport fast is another. Your vacation is five days away. What can you do? There is answer for this type of dilemma. You can turn to utilizing expedited passport processing. Passport processing from an expediter is different from the government expediting. The government can expediting timeframe is up to four weeks upon mail receipt. If this timeframe is too long, you must travel to one the only 13 regional passport agencies in the US. ...

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  • Visa Waiver Programs

    28 September 2011 Visa Waiver Programs

    The Visa Waiver Program (VWP) enables nationals of 36 participating countries to travel to the United States for tourism or business (visitor [B] visa purposes only) for stays of 90 days or less without obtaining a visa. The program was established for various reasons. It eliminates unnecessary barriers to travel. This is key especially if individuals will not be in the country for a long period of time. It also stimulates the tourism industry. As a result, different country economies can thereby experience short-term and long-term growth. The program permits the Department of State to focus consular resources in other ...

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  • New Version of B-1 Visa

    08 September 2011 New Version of B-1 Visa

    Since 9/11 there has been an increased of security in our country and abroad. The Department of State and Homeland Security has made efforts to make visa requirements that ultimately provide safety. No area in which visas are required is being overlooked. This includes business. The maritime industry has received a new version of the B-1 visa for foreign citizens visiting the United States for business purposes. As of February 1, 2011, the Departments of State and Homeland Security introduced an annotated version of the B-1 visa, issued to foreign citizens visiting the United States for business purposes that will make ...

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