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mrauc941
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 Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 1:04 pm Post subject: Currency for Visas? |
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Well its starting to look unlikely that I will see official papers this school year. I will have to do my first border hop soon. I heard recently that they will not take TRL as payment for the visa stamp. Can anyone verify or refute this? And does anyone know anything about Bulgaria requiring a specific type of currency?
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dmb
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| If you are a Brit pay in Sterling. If you are from the US use dollars. if you are Canadian, south African or Antipidean then I have no idea. |
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scot47
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I am puzzled as to what you mean by the question about currency required by Bulgaria. Most westerners do NOT now require a visa for Bulgaria.
If you mean what currency you should bring for a visit to BG the answer is definitely Euro. |
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Baba Alex
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| Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2004 3:49 pm Post subject: Re: Currency for Visas? |
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| mrauc941 wrote: |
Well its starting to look unlikely that I will see official papers this school year. I will have to do my first border hop soon. I heard recently that they will not take TRL as payment for the visa stamp. Can anyone verify or refute this? And does anyone know anything about Bulgaria requiring a specific type of currency?
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I asked a mate a apparently it's euro's for everyone. |
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molly farquharson
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| Canadians pay $45 USD. |
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