Holidays in Bali - the Indonesian Paradise

Have him request a visa for you, but also you probably have to get married within a month

REVISED VISA RULING
With effect from 01 February 2004, the Government of Indonesia will impose "Visa on arrival" for the following countries.

Countries/Nationals are:
USA, Australia, South Africa, Argentina, Brazil, Denmark, United Arab Emirates, Finland, Hungary, Britain, Japan, Germany, South Korea, Canada, Norway, France, Poland, Switzerland, New Zealand, Taiwan, Oman, Italy, Austria, Belgium, China, Egypt, India, Ireland, Kuwait, Luxemburg, Maldives, Portugal, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Sweden, Hong Kong (BNO), Iran, Netherlands, Bahrain, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cyprus, Estonia, Greece, Iceland, Laos, Liechtenstein, Malta, Mexico, Monaco and Suriname.
Visa fees are USD 10 up to 7 days stay and USD 25 for 8~30 days stay payable on arrival.

Currently there are 11 countries that are exempted from visa - Singapore, Chile, Brunei, Malaysia, Morocco, Hong Kong SAR (Special Administrative Region), Macau SAR, Philippines, Thailand, Peru and Vietnam. Countries not listed above will have to apply for visa prior to travel.

"I think APEC business card travellers/holders are not required to get a visa on arrival"

For all the liberals who have responded to your post denying this allegation, let me provide this link which lists the specific cause of action and all supporting documents, including exhibits which show that Obama used an Indonesian passport to travel to Pakistan.

http://dockets.justia.com/docket/court-paedce/case_no-2:2008cv04083/case_id-281573/

Ugh…would you obamamaniacs please read up on your messiah before you pull a Biden and put your foot in your mouthes?

You can visit all ASEAN countries and get a visa on arrival.

Did she miss her flight to San Francisco? She's going to have to do more than just hold a sign to make it to the top of the crazy list nowadays.

The max allowed for a visitors visa is 6 months. It is a multi-entrance visa, meaning she can come and go as often as she likes. Of course you can apply for a visa for a specific time, like 2 weeks for example. But just a word of caution, because she is your wife and you are already in England, there is a very good chance she will be denied because they may view her as an immigration risk. She will have to convince immigrations department that she has no intention on immigrating to the UK. This can be somewhat of a difficult process, compounded by her husband already being present in the UK.
Good luck
Belle

I assume you mean cookies you baked. You might be able to assuming there is no fruit or plant materials in them. Or explosives or biological weapons agents, obviously. It never hurts to try, just as long as you declare it of course.

You do not need a visa to Scotland if you have a UK visa. The reason?
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom or UK.

Aris

Here is a short term plan for anyone leaving their home country:
http://www.overseashealth.com

It does not matter where you are from or where you are going, only that you are leaving your home country