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Arpit Sharma
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  1. MunnaKumarMahato
    MunnaKumarMahato

    Places go quickly, so start looking early. Make a detailed budget and don't forget to account for transportation and bills. Examine commute times and pick a place that is easily accessible to your university. Always carefully read the contract and try to see the property in person or on video. Don'tRead more

    Places go quickly, so start looking early. Make a detailed budget and don’t forget to account for transportation and bills. Examine commute times and pick a place that is easily accessible to your university. Always carefully read the contract and try to see the property in person or on video. Don’t jump into anything that looks too good to be true; instead, use reliable websites like SpareRoom or Rightmove. Make sure you and your roommates are in agreement if you’re sharing. Make it feel like home once you’re inside!

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Rohit Kumar
Rohit Kumar
Asked: 3 weeks agoIn: ,

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  1. Rohit Kumar
    Rohit Kumar

    if you're looking to travel stress-free, you’re in luck! U.S. passport holders can hit up over 100 spots without needing a visa. But, some destinations do ask for either a visa or an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization). The difference? eTAs are usually cheaper and quicker to get – think under 30 mRead more

    if you’re looking to travel stress-free, you’re in luck! U.S. passport holders can hit up over 100 spots without needing a visa. But, some destinations do ask for either a visa or an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization). The difference? eTAs are usually cheaper and quicker to get – think under 30 minutes to process, compared to the full-blown visa process that might take weeks and cost a lot more.

    If you’re flying somewhere, make sure to check if you need an eTA or visa. For example, places like Europe (Schengen Zone), the UK, Australia, and New Zealand will require one. But on the flip side, spots like Japan, Thailand, and even some places in Africa don’t need any visa stuff if you’re a U.S. passport holder.

    Also, don’t forget: passport validity is a biggie! Some places need your passport to be good for another 3-6 months after you arrive. And make sure to check other entry rules like vaccines, proof of return flights, or even a bank statement showing you’ve got the funds to chill in the country.

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