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The Ground Rules for Taking Off on International Travels
The Ground Rules for Taking Off on International Travels Originally published in the KC Small Business Monthly, May 2001, this article provides an overview of the considerations and concerns which face every international business traveler. The situations and circumstances will vary by country and citizen. But the ground rules apply to everyone. If you are prepared to deal with language, culture, and location differences, you can have smooth, comfortable, and profitable trip. This article is also available at http://www.wudang.com/English/Library/Travel01.pdf

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VISA provisions India
Foreign Nationals desirous of coming into India are required to possess a valid passport of their country and a valid Indian Visa. There is no provision of 'Visa on Arrival' in India and no fee is charged for immigration facilities at the airports. Foreign passengers should ensure that they are in possession of valid Indian Visa before they start their journey to India except nationals of Nepal and Bhutan who do not require visa to enter India and nationals of Maldives who do not require visa for entry in India for a period up to 90 days (a separate Visa regime exists for diplomatic/official passport holders).

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The Startup Visa Act of 2011
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