could someone suggest me a way to make phone calls to poland from india.my girlfriend studies in poland and i am working in india.please recommend a way to make phone calls vice versa. A...
We are two students from California planning to travel around India this August for 2-3 weeks. Not knowing much about India, we came up with the following route:
actually i am planning a trip to Goa in the first week of august....so just need to ask whether it's worthy to be there this time or not...please help...!!...
i fly out next monday and my flight has gone down to £160, flight only, it is with thompsonfly from gatwick. if i hadn't booked it i would jump at the chance!! Additional Details ...
i'm travelling to india,
i will arrive at mumbai airport on 1 feb, i want to stay there for 1 night and then go to bangalore, stay there for 3 nights and then go to manipal, and come back ...
india is really big and it seem the currency is different for each states so can i just use 1 indian currency for all of india states?by the way if i reach bangalore airport,how much is it for me to ...
What is the remedies for solving the Computer illiteracy in India ?...
Harry H
Does my wife require an authorisation from me to travel abroad with my child when I am not travelling along?
I think in the US if only one parent is travelling, they need to get the authorisation from the other parent to take the child out. Is that requried in the UK. My wife will be travelling to India on a short visit with our baby and I am not going along....
Under normal circumstances, if the child appears on your wife's passport, then no. If not, the child will need seperate travel documents which may require your authorization to acquire.
vakayil k
Not required.
Giriraj b
if she have proper visa for her and child which also traveling with her mother have endorsed in mother passport then there is no need for any authorization from you. any how you can check this with Indian embassy or mail them regarding your doubts.
funcused18
No not on the english side anyway. unless the law has recently been changed and i'm not aware of it.
but maybe she'll have a problem on the indian side?
chickybabe1371
If you have no objection to the trip maybe you should give written authorisation just to be on the safe side
Cheekymummy
I'm pretty sure she might. when she travels in the country then no but if overseas then yes.... The best thing to do is ring the airline to make sure so there are no hidden surprises and she can't leave...
jackcool
i think its not necessary.
aimabroad
it is not required here in india but i am not sure , winter is coming it would have been great time if you also join the family during the trip to india..
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