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It looks like most if not all cruises between Venice and Greece stop at one or more ports outside of the Schengen area (Kotor, Dubrovnik, Split...). This theoretically means there should be exit/entr …

This is highly dependent on the country, but authorities will often want to check that you didn't overstay. If you did, the immediate consequences could range from nothing at all (they're happy you're …

This is called "funds parking" around here, and is actually something the authorities are actively looking for. If you pursue this route, you will most certainly be denied a visa, and you might even b …

You are entering the US only once, in Houston, where you will go through passport control and customs checks. After that, the flight between Houston and Chicago is domestic, there’s no check whatsoeve …

Some countries have restrictions on where you can apply based on where you reside (and not where you are), as in long term residence. Some do ask for justification of that. For instance, the Japanese …

Most Schengen Type C visas allow you to visit any country in the Schengen Area, but bear in mind: That you should respect the validity dates of the visa That you should respect the duration of the visa …

The situation with D visas is that you have different rights in the country which issued it and the rest of the Schengen countries. …

The only global resource I know of that’s more or less up to date is Timatic, which is the database used by the airlines to determine requirements to allow boarding, under the auspices of IATA. There …

The answer is the place you consider your current home, i.e. the place you spend most of the time in the year, most likely the only place you are a tax resident of. It’s “usual” in terms of “if you st …

Since both your flights are on the same PNR, you can stay airside and do not need to go through passport control. To get from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2B while staying airside, you’ll use the Blue shutt …

The only valid answer to that question as phrased is the US government service which issued the visa, which in the vast majority of cases would be “US embassy in X” or “US consulate in Y”. This is cle …

If the workshop is training for the use of products sold by the UK employer to the US businesses, then this should be allowable activities under a B-1 visa or the VWP (though even in this can official …

There are many cases when someone may have travelled to a given country without any trace of it in the passport submitted in a visa application: Travel was made on a previous passport, which was sinc …

Indonesian passport, transit in PEK: Visa Visa required. TWOV (Transit Without Visa): Passengers with a confirmed onward ticket for a flight to a third country within 24 hours. They can obtain an ent …

The visa by itself does not make you a resident in that country: you could have a visa and not use it. The question is whether you are actually residing in a country different from your citizenship co …