Thumbs UP!Ireland: May 2008 Archives
We're doing a little touring over the next few months.
Now travelling on a South African Passport is far from easy. Infact, its near impossible if you're going anywhere that requires a Visa. Which is just about, Everywhere!
Its a real pain in the ass.
So I was at the French Embassy applying for a Multi-Entry Shengen Visa.
The Visa section is a tiny waiting room (Looks like a converted double garage), with 9 seats in a U-shaped layout, and a bank-teller style window where you get grilled about your intentions.
They only allow 10 applicants in at a time (the rest get to stand out in the street until someone leaves). But today, each applicant had a child in tow (except me), so it was a little crowded in there.
Now travelling on a South African Passport is far from easy. Infact, its near impossible if you're going anywhere that requires a Visa. Which is just about, Everywhere!
Its a real pain in the ass.
So I was at the French Embassy applying for a Multi-Entry Shengen Visa.
The Visa section is a tiny waiting room (Looks like a converted double garage), with 9 seats in a U-shaped layout, and a bank-teller style window where you get grilled about your intentions.
They only allow 10 applicants in at a time (the rest get to stand out in the street until someone leaves). But today, each applicant had a child in tow (except me), so it was a little crowded in there.
Continue reading Naming your Child.
