Reverie of Thoughts

Once again as a citizen of a third world country, one must apply for a visa . To apply for a visa, you need to get the following: 1. Basic Documents (1) Passport  Original passport with at least six months of remaining validity and with blank visa pages, a colored photocopy of the passport's data page and the photo page if it is separate. (2) Visa Application Form and Photo One completed Visa Application Form with a recent 6 months colour passport photo (bare-head, full face) against a white background (size: 48mm x 33mm) attached. There are two ways to prepare your application form. You may complete an Online Application Form (where a Visa Centre provides such service),  print it out and sign it; or, you can download the application form  from our website and fill it out manually and sign it. (3) Proof of legal stay or residence status (applicable to those not applying for the visa in their country of citizenship) Non-Singapore citizens shall provide docume

This year, I took a trip to go to Europe. Because I had an aged companion, I opted for a tour to ease transport, and at the same time, more means of rest ( resting or sleeping on the bus) So how did the tour fared? Travel Agency: CTC Travel  Tour Code: EU14D Tour Name: 14 Days Best of Europe General Impression    Well, do not be deceived by the headline. 14D account for the time you leave your country of origin and the time you arrive at the country after the long sojourn. If you were to count the time, you're just able to spend around 11 DAYS in Europe, and if you are to account for the days you spend on the bus, then it's just 9 DAYS.  More often, the bus entails long driving hours spanning 8 hour drive over a 500km journey.  How did the tour Go Waking up Most of the call time are around 6AM. You will have breakfast around 6:30AM and leave the hotel before 8AM. You have to always bring the luggage in and out of the bus because you can't really leave t

In case, you need to apply for visa to go Japan in Singapore, here are the requirements and some handy tips.  * Most visa application are walk-in, do go to the embassy early.  1. Go to guardhouse at the left side. Present IC/Employment Pass to the guard. there's a small door to the leftmost part of the building.  2 Once in, go to the machine to get a number.  3. When the number is called, present the number and the requirements.  4. This time the officer in charge will look through the documents ( one by one ) - so much arrange it accordingly (to the requirements). The whole process is just under 2 minutes! Make sure you have all of the documents ready.  5. The documents are as follows:       a. Passport      b  Duly completed form + photo       c. Certificate of Employment       d. Flight Itinerary ( Reservation is fine) - But normally since it's always a smooth process, I'd already book the plane tickets beforehand.       e. 3 months Ban

A trip isn't complete without food! I took CTC's 14D Best of Europe trip. Here's a glimpse of the food I had on the trip. Disclaimer: This post might trigger episodes of hunger or higher food intake. You have been warned. Day 0  fly from SIN-FCO via Singapore Airlines First meal of the day, usually served an hour after the flight has taken off. In this case, my flight was around 1:00AM, so I was eating a meal at 2AM ( Sometimes, I do hate taking red eye flights because , in general, sleep is interrupted. If only there's a way to request for meals to be served at a different timing to get that uninterrupted sleep. ) Dinner Pasta Salmon and salad Magnum mini almond for dessert Breakfast 1hr before reaching the destination, I was served breakfast. As groggy as I may have felt, I still worked up some energy to wake those lazy bones and eat breakfast.  Omelette and Yogurt Day 1 Snack  You're not in Italy when you are not snacking on a