On site visit

[Former Member]

Hi,

I am going for onsite visit for the first time to europe. Can any one help what are the necessary things i need to carry.(Documents + Baggage)

Plz.

[Former Member]

an do not stay in hostels in east european countries ... even if some very good looking girls invite you ...

[Former Member]

>>an do not stay in hostels in east european countries ... even if some very good looking >>girls invite you ...

Does it have anything to do with the movie "Hostel"??

Aneesh.

[che_eky]

Whats wrong with the eastern european girls? will they take away your SDN points?

[Former Member]

yes

[Former Member]

but for every 10 SDN points you get ....

)

the real motivation for the points hunters revealed!

[Former Member]

Lol Anton ....

so maybe we should also consider travelling there seems to be better than a shirt

Now its getting ....

Cheers,

Sascha

[Former Member]

• Passport, air tickets, health Insurance & foreign currency are must

• Keep the destination details & some contact phone numbers handy

• If the place is cold, do carry a nice warm jacket

• Carring some neck ties will be good as europe is more formal than US

• Remember luggage limit by airline is 20 Kgs, don't over pack

• Carry some packets of cookies / local snacks, if you don't like the european food

• Carring shoe polish will be good, else shoe shiner will work

• Don't forget pair of socks and UG

• Plan for weekly laundry, so carry 7 shirts and 3-4 trousers

If you know some one at onsite, have a quick word / mail conversation about your doubts. Good luck. happy journey.

***Stay away from good looking girls

Regards,

Vishal

[KjetilKilhavn]

> * Carring some neck ties will be good as Europe is

> more formal than US

That definitely depends on where in Europe you are going! Welcome to the Nordic countries, we're not too fussy about ties (probably the most meaningless invention ever).

And yes, stay away from our good-looking girls, you have an ample supply at home

[Former Member]

While on road, keep on right (or left) and know which country you are in, and do not stray, you might be crossing into another [and worse a yet unknown] country.

I thought Leichtenstein was a football coach or something, till I saw all of it [from a hilltop].

[Former Member]

rooooofl.

for the record: it's Liechtenstein.

[KjetilKilhavn]

Depends where you are going. Europe is a continent, not a country. So there are different requirements for different countries.

It also depends on where you are travelling from (actually, probably more on your nationality). There's an Indian flag in your profile, so I suppose that means you are an Indian travelling from India.

If the country you are travelling to has an embassy, that is where you will get the best help with regards to travel documents etc. When I travelled to India the web site of the Indian Embassy in Norway gave me nearly all the information I needed.

Baggage? Ask your mother what to pack

[Former Member]

Don't forget your toothbrush.

[KjetilKilhavn]

Don't forget your <u>passport</u> and <u>credit card</u>. Anything else, including toothbrush, can be bought. But it does look better if you wear some clothes when you arrive

I suppose you can't really forget your passport, since they will check it when you check in for the flight. So that actually gives you only two things to remember: Get dressed, and bring the credit card.