Casey Kirksey
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- May 31, 2016
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I need a damn visa to visit the US. It is hard to get one?
Writerly
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- Dec 9, 2016
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Since your heart is set on the USA and you have a limited number of vacation days,
you should try to hit the crowd-pleasers. However, keep in mind that most big cities are very expensive.
Try to do and see as much as you can in those short seven days. Depending on your budget, hit either of the coasts.
So, do New York and Washington, or San Fran and LA.
Or hit the south and visit New Orleans, since it’s the perfect combination of urban culture, landscapes and history.
It all depends on what you’re interested in, really. What would you like to see?
you should try to hit the crowd-pleasers. However, keep in mind that most big cities are very expensive.
Try to do and see as much as you can in those short seven days. Depending on your budget, hit either of the coasts.
So, do New York and Washington, or San Fran and LA.
Or hit the south and visit New Orleans, since it’s the perfect combination of urban culture, landscapes and history.
It all depends on what you’re interested in, really. What would you like to see?
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We got ourselves ESTA which allows you to stay in US for 30 days or so and it expires in 2 years. It costs like 14€ and it works fine. Just be prepared to answer few questions on the border when you arrive to US. There will be a person who is questioning you with basic questions like what are you doing there, do you have a ticket back etc. Also, you need cash money. If you don't have enough with you, you may not get in. I had a bit over 2500 in cash and it was good enough for 2 weeks.
TheVigilante
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- Aug 31, 2010
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My type of thread...why not visit Prague?
Avi Vaknin
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There are too many destination in USA. Other you can book rental accommodations on less budget as compared to hotels. Go through Home escape