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- All Indonesia arrival card
Travellers arriving at Indonesian airports fill in the digital arrival card on All Indonesia, currently from 72 hours before arrival. It includes the customs declaration. Check…
- Clothing that covers shoulders and knees
In mosques, churches and temples, shoulders and knees should be covered. A light scarf also covers your head where needed.
- Driving on the left
Traffic drives on the left here. Take your time on the first drive, especially at roundabouts and when turning; an automatic rental car makes it easier.
- e-Visa for India
Most visitors need a visa for India, usually as an e-visa applied for online at least four days before arrival. Most visitors cannot get a visa on arrival. Check the rules for…
- e-Visa for Saudi Arabia
Most visitors need a visa for Saudi Arabia. Many nationalities can apply online for a tourist e-visa before the trip, which is the safer option. Check the current rules for your…
- ETA visa (Sri Lanka)
Most visitors need a visa for Sri Lanka, applied for online via the official ETA system before entry. Enter every detail exactly as in your passport. Check the fee and rules for…
- ETA-IL travel authorisation (Israel)
Visitors who need no visa for Israel need an approved ETA-IL before the trip; airlines check it before boarding. Apply only on the official government website.
- eTravel registration (Philippines)
Before entering the Philippines, register online with eTravel on the official government website or app. Airlines often ask for the QR code at check-in.
- Leech socks
On wet rainforest trails leeches drop onto shoes and climb up. Tightly woven socks pulled over your trousers keep them out.
- Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC)
Most visitors register online with the free Malaysia Digital Arrival Card within three days before arrival. Use only the official website.
- Permit for the Antarctic trip
Antarctic visits need a permit under the Antarctic Treaty from a national authority. On organised trips the operator usually holds it; ask whether it does.
- SG Arrival Card (Singapore)
Everyone entering Singapore fills in the SG Arrival Card online before the trip. Use only the official government website or app; it is free.
- Tall waterproof boots for landings
For wet landings you need tall waterproof boots. They are often provided by the ship, so ask before you buy a pair.
- Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC)
Foreign visitors fill in the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card online, at the earliest three days before arrival. Use only the official website.
- Timed-entry tickets for major sights
Many major museums and sights only let you in with a booked time slot and sell out days ahead. Book online before you go.
- Travel guide for Antarctica
A guide to the wildlife, ice and history of Antarctica helps you make sense of landings and talks on board.
- Travel guide for Brunei
A travel guide with mosques, the water village, the rainforest and tips on dress code and customs.
- Travel guide for Cambodia
A travel guide for Cambodia in your language.
- Travel guide for China
A travel guide for China in your language.
- Travel guide for Cyprus
A travel guide for Cyprus in your language.
- Travel guide for Hong Kong
A travel guide for Hong Kong in your language.
- Travel guide for India
A travel guide for India in your language.
- Travel guide for Indonesia
A travel guide for Indonesia in your language.
- Travel guide for Iran
A travel guide for Iran in your language.
- Travel guide for Israel
A travel guide for Israel in your language.
- Travel guide for Japan
A travel guide for Japan in your language.
- Travel guide for Jordan
A travel guide with Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea and Amman, plus tips for routes, entry times and local customs.
- Travel guide for Kurdistan
A travel guide for Kurdistan in your language.
- Travel guide for Lebanon
A travel guide for Lebanon in your language.
- Travel guide for Malaysia
A travel guide for Malaysia in your language.