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Visas - Travelling to South America
Many nationalities do not require visas to visit South America but below you can find links to embassy websites so that you can check for your nationality. Please note that if a visa is required you should look at the requirements for a TOURIST visa as this is what will be required. In addition to the general requirements that are listed on consulate websi... more »
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South America FAQs
Got questions about traveling in South America? Find the answers below to frequently asked questions. What should I pack? Are there weight & size limits on luggage? Do I need to obtain any visas in order to travel in South America? What currency is used in Peru, Argentina & Brazil? Can you tell me where the depature points are & where we stay? Are any vaccinati... more »
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Suggested packing list - South America
When most people think about South America they assume that it will be warm which is not always the case. South America is very large and with rainforest, mountains, desert and pretty much everything in between, packing can be a challenge. One thing that remains constant is that spaces can be tight, stairs often have to be climbed and hotels do not a... more »
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