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I agree that this isn't really visa-free. The form to fill out is way more complicated than the old ETA. The fact that it is online makes it easier to apply, but visas grant are no longer automatic/immediate, plus you get sent a code to print out to show at the airport. So all in all I'd say the have
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No. The UAE eVisa requires a whol lote of paperwork, including a UAE citizen as sponsor. It is similar to the facility Libya has for all citizens where you arrange your visa visa a hotel or business partner in advance and then get a conformation email. But it isn't similar at all in terms of travel
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Also note that just because a price (in this case for 1 $ ) only has so many digits, does not mean that it is only accurate to that point. e.g. If the price of 1 apple is $ 1, then it is exactly that. And if the price of 1 US$ is 2533 Z$ , then the price of an apple is Z$ 2533 and not Z$ 3000Ā ! As
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The counts are taken from the ominous "Henley Visa Index", which was an index set up to promote a commercial website offering visa services. However it wasn't well researched and by now is often quite outdated. If you come accross these numbers it is often best to just delete them, especially if
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Correction - I meant publishing to the nearest 1 Zim dollar. Even for interbank transactions to the value of over 1 bn USD, the EUR-USD exchange rate is quoted to no more than the 6 significant figure - e.g. 1.59283 If USD-ZWD is approx 200,000,000,000,000 then I'd guess that the original GBP-ZWD
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I know that that zimbabweanequities.com publishes a rate to the 2nd decimal place. However, when OMIR implies that 1 US dollar is worth over 1,000,000,000,000 Zim dollars, it seems pointless to give accuracy to the nearest 0.01 Zim dollars. I supsect that this level of accuracy arises simply from
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hey, just querying your revert of my edit to the currencies of least value. i understand that the zimbabwean dollar is undergoing a lot of changes right now, but isn't the 100 billion dollar note currently in use (as pictured in the article)? i'm pretty sure that the new dollar has not come into
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Hungary & France are both in the EU and in the
Schengen zone, so I don't quite understand these examples. The "unlimited access" basically means that nationals of the European Community can enter any other country in the Community and stay there as long as they wish without a visa. In other
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The 100 billion dollar note was the highest 2nd
Zimbabwe dollar note, which was replaced by the third Zimbabwe Dollar in August. The current highest note is the one pictured at the top of the page (1 million Z$ ), which is equivalent to 10,000,000,000,000,000 2nd dollars.
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The problem is that the source (Zimbabwe
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taking the implied GBP-ZWD exchange rate, and then dividing by the GBP-USD to get the USD-ZWD exchange rate. This means that this high level of accuracy simply reflects the exchange rate between GBP and USD - and has nothing to do with the ZWD
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hmm it appears that the currencies of least values page is back to saying 100 billion again... also, are there any notes missing from the zimbawean dollar infobox picture (such as 100,000)? if so they need to be added to the banknotes section.
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Saudi Arabia is very concerned about non-Muslims conming to close to the holy sites and having undue influence on their very consevative society. Therefore they essentially only issue business visas and require entry visas from all except
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According to UAE Some
Citizens can apply for an eVisa and then be granted the Visa on Arrival. Is it possible we can add UAE onto some Passports that are eligible and treat it like the Australian eVisitor or Electronic Ticket
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Can you add
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words, there is no limit for the duration of a visa-free stay, which is not the case for example in
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Romania as an EU State has very recently signed the Visa Waiver
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soviet EU States the countries wont be added to the map. I have checked a few sources like Embassies and SkyTeam and they all say those 3 Baltic Countries need Visas for those countries.
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After new notes were issued in the last few days, the highest banknote is now $ 200 million. If you want a complete list of all notes issued (current and past), you can look them up at
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My reasoning was that this is not really visa-free, since it requires pre-arrival actions. So, I think you will be the one to decide what to do about it.Ā :) --
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Can we have some information that tell us which European Countries outside the EU that Romanians can enter with their ID Card without a Passport e.g. Croatia?
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On Bio Metric Passports how come the Country of of birth is not shown on the Passport anymore but only the city or State of birth is shown e.g. Frankfurt?
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I'd take it off the maps. You could leave it on the VOA lists with a special footnote, as in terms of ease of travel it is similar to a VOA. In addition
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ok thanks, in that case i'll edit the banknotes section of the zimbabwean dollar infobox as it lists different values from those pictured. xxx
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How come a lot of non Western Passports get denied access to particular Country Programs like Malaysia My Second Home, Fulbright and others?
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this needs to be corrected perhaps somthing more realistic like 127 or some other realistic number but not 193. What do you say of this?
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wow this is confusing, i think i might leave it in your capable handsĀ :) the currency article currently says 100 million though... xxx
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What does "Unlimited" mean for the Schengen Countries of the EU and other European Countries outside the EU e.g. Hungary, France etc?
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effect, and once/if it does the largest note will be 500 dollars...? thanks xxx
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