Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Fainting Eyes Open Neurological

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I just reread my previous post and I want to add a small remark.
I just talk about two unorthodox techniques: The bribes, kickbacks, cheating on visas.


Please
take this kind of talk as an advantage for this blog. India is not a conformist country and people have a mentality non-Cartesian such practices is not shocking here. This kind of detail you do not find in books or in the tourism sites so I'll try to give you maximum tips and tricks .

If this offends you, I can quite understand it but do not leave the Western world, three quarters of the planet spins and the system D India is well positioned in the homelands of their wits.

corruption, smuggling, the mafia are integral way of life and I would therefore not ignore the subject a bit hardcore . But do not worry not there will be cocktails, museums, ice and huge-eyed girls in my lyrics;).

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Language Passports and Visas

I'll try to answer a question we often ask me: what is it like paper (s) to come to India?

If you come within 6 months:
A simple tourist visa is sufficient. It will cost € 60 and € 43 you can add to have it in the day. If you're French, you have absolutely nothing wrong with having one (This is another kettle of fish if you are Pakistani).

Between 6 months and one year:
It is quite possible to request an extension of Visa, if the staff is reluctant, a ticket of 1000 Rs (18 €) ought to loosen. As part of an internship / employment visas are pretty easy to work with have a letter from your employer, much less for tourism.

More than one year: You can ask for the umpteenth time a renewal of visa but after a year it will become increasingly hard. A solution system D is to spend a day in Nepal or Sri Lanka and return to the territory. All counters will be reset.

If you are of Indian origin:
You can request a card PIO or OCI . Personally I was on the Indian passport of my father until I came of age and I used a simple single visa to visit that I made in my 18 years and this year. As I have taken too late I had to give up my card order OCI so I have a PIO I could upgrade in OIC for 22 €.

Simply put:
IOP : 3 months for it, valid 15 years € 333
OIC : 6 months for it, valid for 30 years, 234 €

With these cards you can do almost everything: Benefit from all Indian tariffs, open an account, make a loan, buy a house, start a business ... The only real handicap
(relative) is unable to vote.




Embassy of India :
I suggest you get there the first time, like 7:30 when it opens at 8am because that holiday period queues are impressive. If you know me personally you can give me your folder, it will arrive directly into the right hands.
The official site with full info : http://www.amb-inde.fr/

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Death in Saigon

No this is not the title of the latest Tarantino movie but has a small cultural and comparative character.

Can You Get A Bikini Wax With Hemoroids

ride on the edges Mekong


For nearly 20 years that the Vietnamese community living in a large bank of the river, near Phnom Penh.

20 years since they fled their country in search of a life more lenient. 20 ans qu’ils tentent tant bien que mal de se faire accepter par leurs hôtes. Mais les khmers entretiennent une profonde désaffection pour leur encombrants voisins, qui n’ont cessé au cours des siècles de leur disputer leur territoire.



Laurent travaille avec 4 différentes communautés vietnamiennes au Cambodge. Bien qu’il aie ses affaires ici, a proximité de Phnom Penh, il a un véhicule a disposition qui lui permet de se déplacer dans les autres en fonction des besoins.


Il ne s’agit pas la de son poste initial, mais la gestion d’une école de tissage ne correspondant has no skills, a couple of volunteers has replaced it, enabling him to leave in search of a new mission.

We started from the same training session Rue du Bac. Even then we intended to visit us. As soon as I had the opportunity, I did not hesitate to return and am delighted to have been seen at his place of mission, which has little to do with my English boarding school ...