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2 Sep 2005
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visa mauretania in Brussels
I'd like to get a visum for mauretania, and contacted the ambassy in Brussels. They wrote that i'll need to show or a carnet de passage or a flight ticket.
As long as i know, i don't need a carnet for RIM, and i thought the days of getting a flight ticket and cancelling it were over?
Anybody any ideas about this?
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2 Sep 2005
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If you're driving, get it in Casa. Cheaper to.
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3 Sep 2005
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Or at the border - more convenient but more expensive.
Sam.
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5 Sep 2005
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Hi earthworm,
just go to royal air maroc to book a ticket for the visa. then cancel it.
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5 Sep 2005
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It's fairer to everyone if you just get your visa in Casa or on the border - rather than messing RAM around unnecessarily.
Sam.
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5 Sep 2005
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OK,
I booked a flight online by Air France, and printed the reservation bill. I'll see if it works.
I haven't paid anything to Air France yet, and as long as i don't, my reservation will be cancelled in 3 days. Sounds perfect.
I must say they aren't very cooperative here at the ambassy in Belgium.
We'll see...
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6 Sep 2005
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Probably the weather ;-)
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Probably the fact they're wondering if they'll keep their jobs. Ambassador was in Nouakchott last week schmoozing in with the new crowd in a bid to keep his.
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