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As Bhvana has mentioned, check my earlier post (perhaps too, consider replying to this comment on the other article rather than to this one here). What you will require in clothing (especially during winter) will depend very much on where you will ... Read More

The 600 subclass tourist visa is AU$140, at least when I last did three in June this year and the visa is electronic, so there is no need to send the passport to Moscow. They need to make sure that when they apply, they include as much information ... Read More

"I saw on the travel doctor website there鈥檚 a vaccine for ticks, do you think it would be effective against them?" Yes, it's effective, but you would probably be better off avoiding those areas or if you are hell-bent on being ... Read More

Spring? You need to be careful (again, depending on where you are) with clothing but this time, mostly because of ticks (encephalitis, haemorrhagic fever and Lyme disease) and fleas carrying Y. pestis, the plague bacteria. Don't accept any meat ... Read More

Oh, and if you are going in the next few months, make sure you have appropriate clothing and footwear (ice on the pavements and roads is a particular problem with many hospitalisations and worse every year) for the weather and conditions. You ... Read More

Not really a problem, more try to act normally, not overtly. Hand holding, just fine, all over each other, well, not so much. Whilst Kazakhstan is a Muslim nation, it is not generally so "observant", so unless the family is particularly ... Read More

Should not be a problem in Almaty, public displays of affection are common, but perhaps it needs to be age appropriate and not too overt. Perhaps just act normally? Little village? ... hmmm ... Read More

Dangerous and diabolical. Parking is wherever people stop their cars. If you have an accident (even with little or no damage), you will wait for hours to have it resolved and be able to move off. People are often given their licence with their car ... Read More

From memory, I got the translation of the apostilled passport in Ust-Kamenogorsk and that was notarised. The certificate of no impediment to marriage was translated and apostilled in Australia. Read More

"The only thing that was offered to me, is the apostile on an untranslated copy of my passport. I wonder, if it would be enough to get the apostiled copy translated in Kz instead of getting the translation of the copy apostiled in ... Read More

"So it means that i have to go there, apply, come back to Canada, and go back to Almaty for the celebration." You don't have to go back to Canada, just leave KZ before the 30 days is up, perhaps catch KC109 to Bishkek, walk off the ... Read More

"I missed the fact, that the passport also needs to have an apostille! You mean, they will put an apostille in the passport itself? I am glad that you pointed that out to me! Up to now people only mentioned to me that an identity document of me ... Read More

Hi, I don't know if you've seen my original post from a few years ago ... Below are the documents and procedure you need to follow ... Translated and notarised passport with apostille Translated and notarised Certificate of No Impediment ... Read More

"It is widely agreed ..." Is it? When a reasonable proportion of the citizens do not speak it at all well (even the president takes longer to make a speech in Kazakh than in Russian, making the requirement that you must have good Kazakh ... Read More

I've never suffered homesickness (although I don't deny that many suffer from it) perhaps because having been sent to boarding school from the age of 5 until 17, you learn to cope with separation and lack of the familiar very early ... Read More