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Visas and LOIs.
Posting couple of emails I got from David at Stantours, for those of you starting to look into the Visa situation. You may find this info very useful. I do! :)
Response to my 1st email (general enquiries): Thank you for making contact. We will be glad to assist.2d email with additional info on Russian visa issue: Yes Maria - the new passport would put you on the safe side for the Russian visa. In theory for 3 months, a 90-day double-entry visa would be enough, but the problem with that would be that we could only proceed mid May, 45 calendar days prior to the first arrival date you set.Cheers, |
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Will post sth in next few weeks in the HU meetings pages... and will let you know. Have to find quite venue where we can sit and talk (so no pub with loud music...) Cheers. |
London meeting
As discussed above, I put the following post in HU UK Meetings:
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...762#post440574 Hope as many of you as possible can make it. Hebbo, you pub suggestion sounds good, if they are open on saturday (And serve some food?). Let's get an idea of numbers first. Cheers, |
Hi guys,
I came across this website that has some good visa info. Turkmenistan visa | Caravanistan I am starting to think that the easiest was to do Turkmenistan is a transit visa which looks like 3-5 days depending on who issues it!. It does mean you have very strict time constraints but a tourist visa runs at $130+ US a day. I know most of you will be leaving western Europe late April/early May. For anyone else reading this thread I will be leaving the UK around 13/14/15 May, 2014 and need to be back by late July - about 10 weeks total. I am flexible as to route through Europe (just find some nice roads!) then Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Russia out to Irkutsk (maybe go around Lake Baikal), down into Mongolia and if time permits head out towards Vladivostok. If I make Vladivostok I will most likely ship the bike back in a container which some other guys will have there already or alternatively get the Trans Siberian back to Moscow. Let me know if you have any similar plans. Cheers, Tom. |
Ok people count me in too. I ride a 1200gs and speak Farsi (Persian) besides English (might come in handy in Iran/Mongolia Tajikistan).
Please email me if you are meeting to organize the trip. I have done a few overland trips to Iran and back from UK in the car and know a fair bit about Carnet de Passage requirement in Iran. Regards Hibble |
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Noel DiPietro is running a spreadsheet on who is going where and when. I think on post 29 of this thread Noel posted a spreadsheet template with his email attached, If you fill it out you can get included on the email list. Cheers, Tom. |
Thanks Tom.
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bergerac to mongolia.
Hello,
I would like to go in Mongolia in June/july 2014. my motorbike is 1200GSA . I think thatmy road book, is Novosikisk/Khovd/Ulaangom/Naranbulag Dalabulag /NömRög /tariat/ Tseterrieg/UB UB/Ulan Ude/ IrKutsk/ olkhon island./Ikkustsk bike on the train to moscou. Tiger www.lesroutesdailleurs.com |
Travelling to Mongolia Spring 2014!!
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Updated Mongolia Traveller List 2014, 12 people on the list now with very similar plans and itineraries, providing opportunities for people to share info and team up! Because that is the idea of this list, to make the data and info on like minded travellers readily available!
If you have similar plans and you would like to participate in the List, please download the Template in Post # 29 on page 2, add your details and email it to my Gmail account (email is in the template) bier Traveller List Mongolia Spring 2014; Attachment 10926 Cheers, Noel |
Wake up Everybody :clap:
Who wanna see next year this fantastic part of the world? :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFB5hmGLR1I |
Bought the Bike- Now the Visa
Fellow Travelers!
I am now the proud owner of my 3rd 2007 BMW F650GS. It is parked in Cork Ireland just waiting for me to do all the stuff we do to bikes to make us think we are prepared. I am always amazed at all the junk we load up. Duct tape solves most problems. So I sent my passport and application to the agent for the super duper 3 yr Russian tourist Visa on the same day I bought the bike. I have learned that Americans can enter and spend 90 days in Mongolia without a Visa. That is comforting. I am so looking forward to meeting Noel and Maria and all the others on Noel's now famous Mongolia 2014 spreadsheet. I plan to be in UK sometime around April 5-10 as I make my way. By the way - does it rain in Northern Europe during the Spring? Fritz |
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Weather in Europe April / May! North of Paris :rain: South of Munich :Beach: In between bit of both! I'm working on my bike now, its parked in the living room :clap: Nice and comfy working! Cheers, Noel |
Well, just been out on our travel bikes, bought on eBay! Few issues, expected on old bikes but they are sounds. 2 XR125 Hondas. Funny to ride little bikes like those but they will come to life once we are out of Western Europe.
I look forward to meet some of you on the road. We had the London HU meeting yesterday. It was awesome ! So many people came. It was so nice to talk to them and quite few are heading east at spring or summer, so again! maybe some chance encounters on the road! Getting slowly prepared, buying stuff (related to camping and cooking! I am very practical). We have to work on the bikes and find a good workshop to get the bikes inspected. Time is flying, and will from now on. Lots to do! Work getting on the way :innocent: Fritz you are so lucky. Here in Europe we only have one month tourist visa for Russia! :( Noel your email seemed to have been down? My replied bounced off last week.... Look forward to meet you on the road, we wil be the couple on little bikes :scooter::scooter: |
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