is bali, indonesia is free visa for indian tourist???we r 3 friends plan for bali holiday in 26oct to 30oct.so please guide me about visa
hi joy, indian nationals travelling to bali, indonesia for tourist purpose do not need any visa to stay up to 30 days. at the immigration counter you will get visa exemption stamp. this visa is free and valid for a single entry visit. attached below are few packages offered by tripoto for hassle free travelling. please take a look, fill the form and someone will get in touch with you. thanks! [12 attachments]
welcome back to the moms panel daphne, thanks for your patience as i researched a response to your question. i called disney resorts and the walt disney travel company. i'm afraid that qualifying for that free dining promotion may be more complicated than you originally thought. the cast members to whom i spoke said that guests who do not check in on the stated start date of their vacation run the risk of having their entire reservation cancelled. they assured me that they would work closely with guests who arrive late due to cancelled flights and other circumstances outside the guest's control. however, booking a day early to qualify for a free dining promotion would not fall under that same category. therefore, i would not advise you to change your reservation unless you can foresee arriving on november 29th. it might be worthwhile to check with your airline to see if they allow any flexibility in your date of departure. it also wouldn't hurt to call the agent through whom you originally booked your vacation to see if they could offer any other solutions. otherwise, it doesn't look like free dining will be in the cards for your family on your upcoming trip. i wish i had more encouraging news. don't be dispirited! you'll have a fabulous vacation this november whether the free dining promotion works out or not. in all my years of traveling to walt disney world, i haven't qualified for free dining once, but i'm hopeful that someday the stars will align properly and i'll get to take advantage of a free dining promotion. i hope you will be able to also. best wishes and thanks again for the question! jill i checked with a cast member in guest services regarding your question, and they notified me that they are currently taking reservations for disney vacation packages about 500 days in advance. when i calculate your desired visit dates, i see that you are very close to being able to reserve them. i have now installed the non-free version of the driver. lets see how that will go. :slight\_smile: well, there is no sla as such. if you want faster response, you should upgrade to premium processing. 
you can go for stamping anytime, there is no rule as such. there are two things visa stamping and petition approval. once your petition is close to expiration, they can file extension. 
no need to… Usually the best place to ask for a travel grant is the conference itself. I see, for example, that the [APS DFD 2012 meeting](http://apsdfd2012.ucsd.edu/?page=Key_Dates) had a travel grant program (sure, now it's too late to be useful). Many big conferences have such programs and those that do not may have "fellowships", which give a reduced registration fee for select students.

 Otherwise you want to look at framework programs in your field encouraging the mobility of students. It is true that it might have been easier if you were actually located in India, because of binational exchange programs and such, but you also have to realize that the travel costs would then have been greater! the visa doesn't matter. it will only come into play when you re-enter the country (i.e. you'll need new stamps before entering, and that's only if your old ones are about to expire or have expired).as for submitting a new h4, before the old one gets approved, that's a good question. i assume her h4 is now expired and she's holding onto an h4 extension receipt only.you should have included her h4 in the h1b premium extension. You can go to either of those three places (Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico) with an expired visa - just be sure not to go on any day trips to another country. take a cruise from san diego. holland america line travels to mexico for 7 - 10 days from san diego. great food, great prices, and lots of touring in each city they stop in. i just went on the 7-day and i loved it. i got to see puerto vallarta, mazatlan, and cabo. mazatlan was my favorite. so beautiful and cultural. don't go through a travel agent that is going to charge you for their services. most agents are paid from the company they book you with and should not be over charging you for the same thing you could book on your own. they will charge an extra fee for airline reservations just because the airlines do not pay them commissions anymore. if you go on a cruise you can call the company direclty. Yes, you are free to travel abroad while the Naturalization case is pending. USCIS usually gives 6-8 weeks or more notice for interview appointments, and the biometrics appointment has already been completed. Of course, you always need to prove admissibility every time that you apply for admission.to the U.S. and will need a valid, unexpired passport and green card to re-enter. Enjoy your trip! india secured 57th position among 65 countries, falling eight places from its rank in 2016. despite giving good ratings for high salaries and low living costs, expats in the country **struggled with pollution**, long working hours, culture shock, personal safety concerns, poor family life and below-par quality of life.