What are the visa requirements?
[A] To enter Vietnam & Cambodia you will require a passport (with at least 6 months remaining validity) and a tourist visa. This visa must be obtained prior to arrival. A combined entry/exit and baggage declaration form will be issued to you prior to arrival and one section of this must be retained until your departure from Vietnam. Please ensure this paper is kept in a safe place while you are in Vietnam.
Requirements for all countries change with frequency so you must contact the Bolivian Embassy in your country to get the latest details. Currently American citizens do not need a visa to enter Bolivia if they are tourists. Your passport should have validity for at least 30 days beyond your departure date from Bolivia. A minimum 30-day stay is allowed and can be extended to 90 days at the airport or at the Immigration department in La Paz or other major cities. Some countries require you to have visas to enter their country as well, so make sure you have the right visa before trying to enter them from Bolivia. You can obtain visas from the consulates of other countries in La Paz, Bolivia.
ANS:- Students from the EU/EEA (the EU + Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) and many other countries worldwide (including the USA, Australia, Israel, Singapore, South Africa, Switzerland, South Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Canda and Japan) do not require a student visa to study in Ireland. Other international students will need a student visa to take up a place at an Irish college or university. The list of countries whose citizens require visas is online at the Irish government website: www.citizensinformation.ie.
Requirements for all countries change with frequency so you must contact the Bolivian Embassy in your country to get the latest details. Currently, American citizens DO NEED a visa to enter Bolivia. Your passport should have validity for at least 30 days beyond your departure date from Bolivia. A minimum 30-day stay is allowed and can be extended to 90 days at the airport or at the Immigration department in La Paz or other major cities. Some countries require you to have visas to enter their country as well, so make sure you have the right visa before trying to enter them from Bolivia. You can obtain visas from the consulates of other countries in La Paz, Bolivia.
