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- What does MO mean after the name of a US city?
The state abbreviation (such as MO) is sometimes required because quite often there is more than one city with the same name in the US There is a "Portland" in Maine and one in Oregon; Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas (same city, but the state line runs across the city), and almost each state has it's own "Springfield"
- Cancellation of the Deutschlandticket - Travel Stack Exchange
Actually, I do not well understand some formulations of sellers of the Deutschlandticket Therefore my confusion If I buy the Deutschlandticket end of June for the month of July, and I only want t
- B1 B2 visa refused twice. Will my ESTA be approved?
I was denied B1 B2 visa twice 2002 and 2004 Subsequently US visas were issued 2005, 2007, 2010, 2014 No other refusals any country Travelled to USA and UK several times and always stayed within
- Can Indian citizen travel to India from Australia with passport . . .
Yes, you can travel to India on an Indian passport with less than 6 months validity Six-month validity rules apply when entering foreign countries, not your own home country, and not all countries have that requirement
- Can I apply for a new Indian e-visa if my previous e-visa has not . . .
You can apply for a new Indian e-visa even if your current one has not yet expired, but it is possible that the application may be rejected due to the existing valid visa If a visa is rejected for this reason, it typically won't affect your chances of obtaining a new visa after your current one expires, as long as all other requirements are met
- Drive from Hong Kong to Macau, without entering Mainland China
Gratuitous image of a unicorn, a triple plate MO (centre) HK (bottom) Guangdong (top) The main plate is from Macau No you can't For a couple of reasons First, the HKZHMO bridge is mostly inside Mainland China (which is why vehicles drive on the right on the bridge), but that isn't part of the reasons While technically inside Mainland China, you're in a kind of no-man's-land Reason 1
- Unable to retrieve my DS160 Form even after entering the correct . . .
I am trying to retrieve my DS160 Application but after going to the site quot;Consular Electronic Application Center quot; and entering the Application ID, it mentions quot;No matching data found
- Pay now vs pay later at expedia. com - Travel Stack Exchange
The price you pay at the hotel through their "pay later" option will be the same price that Expedia quotes you when you make the reservation You will not be charged their walk in rate Chances are the verbiage " (approx )" is hard coded into their html and shows on all bookings like this regardless of currency But it is there because exchange rates can change between now and when the hotel
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