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Mesage for Joy applebee
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-27-05 14:48Mesage for Joy applebee
Hi joy,I sent u a email early in the week.
I just wanted to get all the details about this exit visa, where is the police station from my apartment ( we are next to hotel avalon, wots that area like??)
Also what will i need to take with me?? and say?? and will i need to give money how much??
I asked my travel agent about this and she sed she neva heard of this before??
Thanx x xx x
re: Mesage for Joy applebee
i also didnt know anything about these visas sarah, dont really want to stay there forever.. do you know if you need one to get into bulgaria or is it just so you are able to leave ?????????re: Mesage for Joy applebee
Hi Sarah Louise,
You will need all your parties passports and the address of where you are staying.
Basically you have to register at the police station which is at the bottom end of town. Not easy to give you directions over the internet will find a link with a town map and let you know (some time next week)
You do not pay for the visa, it's basically a registration document which states when you arrived, when you leave, your nationality, passport number etc, you may have problems at the ...
You will need all your parties passports and the address of where you are staying.
Basically you have to register at the police station which is at the bottom end of town. Not easy to give you directions over the internet will find a link with a town map and let you know (some time next week)
You do not pay for the visa, it's basically a registration document which states when you arrived, when you leave, your nationality, passport number etc, you may have problems at the ...
Hi Sarah Louise,
You will need all your parties passports and the address of where you are staying.
Basically you have to register at the police station which is at the bottom end of town. Not easy to give you directions over the internet will find a link with a town map and let you know (some time next week)
You do not pay for the visa, it's basically a registration document which states when you arrived, when you leave, your nationality, passport number etc, you may have problems at the police station as no one speaks english, when do you arrive in bansko??
The avalon is about 5 - 10 mins walk from the town square ( it would be your local and offers sky sports, bar snacks and one of the cheapest bars in bansko) but bansko has developed alot over this last year and many new bars and shops have opened.
You will need all your parties passports and the address of where you are staying.
Basically you have to register at the police station which is at the bottom end of town. Not easy to give you directions over the internet will find a link with a town map and let you know (some time next week)
You do not pay for the visa, it's basically a registration document which states when you arrived, when you leave, your nationality, passport number etc, you may have problems at the police station as no one speaks english, when do you arrive in bansko??
The avalon is about 5 - 10 mins walk from the town square ( it would be your local and offers sky sports, bar snacks and one of the cheapest bars in bansko) but bansko has developed alot over this last year and many new bars and shops have opened.
re: Mesage for Joy applebee
Good luck finding the Hotel Avalon Sarah Louise. We stayed there and it took us days before we could find our way back each time. Great atmosphere there though living amongst the locals. Sound of the odd cow, donkey, sheep and chickens. It is in the old part of town down in and amongst the narrow streets there are a few signs to help. I would highly recommend you going to the Avalon for a drink. The owner is english and they are very friendly and helpful there.re: Mesage for Joy applebee
hey ya thanx everyone, thanx joy much appreciated i go on the 25th march till 1st april,My friends uncle nos the owner of the avalon really well, im glad it sounds like its a really gud atmosphere can't wait!!!
I really wud be grateful forthat map joy, cheers
