mike_s
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debersole:
How long did it take from the time you sent it off? (I've heard they delays are bad now.)
Do you really need 6 blank passport pages to enter Indonesia?
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How long did it take from the time you sent it off? (I've heard they delays are bad now.)
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I sent it "expedited" and paid the extra money. It came back within about 2 weeks.
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Debersole
Does anyone ever comment on how very closely you resemble Bob Dobbs? Perhaps you are related
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AlanWald
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I just arrived back from Indonesia yesterday. In general the immigration guys tend to stamp the entry and exit stamps right on the visa sticker. They have done this on my passport for the past four years.
I can't think of any reasons why an short term ordinary Visa on Arrival tourist would ever need more than one page.
Airport Departure Tax, international from Manado is still 75,000 rupiah (about $7) payable after check in before going upstairs there is a pay counter near the stairs.
Different airports have different departure taxes.
Visa on Arrival for 30 day visa is still US$25 in US cash. For a short stay it is less. There are rumors that there will be a 60 day visa on arrival option in the near future. This would be welcome. I met a couple who flew to Davao in the Philippines and flew back to Manado on the same plane one hour later just to get a new visa.
I can't think of any reasons why an short term ordinary Visa on Arrival tourist would ever need more than one page.
Airport Departure Tax, international from Manado is still 75,000 rupiah (about $7) payable after check in before going upstairs there is a pay counter near the stairs.
Different airports have different departure taxes.
Visa on Arrival for 30 day visa is still US$25 in US cash. For a short stay it is less. There are rumors that there will be a 60 day visa on arrival option in the near future. This would be welcome. I met a couple who flew to Davao in the Philippines and flew back to Manado on the same plane one hour later just to get a new visa.
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