Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
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Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
Morning/Afternoon all.
Anyone know how long it would take to get a Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey (Istanbul)
Or has anyone done this. Easy Hard?
Thanks. Looking forward to a Kingfisher with my feet in the sand over Christmas, at Pedro's Beach Shack Benaulim. I hope.
Anyone know how long it would take to get a Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey (Istanbul)
Or has anyone done this. Easy Hard?
Thanks. Looking forward to a Kingfisher with my feet in the sand over Christmas, at Pedro's Beach Shack Benaulim. I hope.
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Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
My nearest google gives me indiamike.com thread on a similar topic.
http://www.indiamike.com/india/india...urkey-t115016/
Do not know if it helps
http://www.indiamike.com/india/india...urkey-t115016/
Do not know if it helps
#3
Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
My nearest google gives me indiamike.com thread on a similar topic.
http://www.indiamike.com/india/india...urkey-t115016/
Do not know if it helps
http://www.indiamike.com/india/india...urkey-t115016/
Do not know if it helps
Cheers.
#4
Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
when are you planning to go Willb - keep us posted on how things are in Benaulim during the rains / restaurants open / prices etc
#5
Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
If you use "twitter" you can save whatever words you want as searches, it is quite surprising what bits of information you can pick up from "tweets" posted by domestic tourists in & around the Majorda, Betalbatim, Colva & Benaulim areas. The only downside is it makes you think about the place & wanting to go back sooner than you otherwise can, instead of fogetting about the place for a few months like you otherwise probably wood.
Regards
H.
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Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
Hi Oktata,
If you use "twitter" you can save whatever words you want as searches, it is quite surprising what bits of information you can pick up from "tweets" posted by domestic tourists in & around the Majorda, Betalbatim, Colva & Benaulim areas. The only downside is it makes you think about the place & wanting to go back sooner than you otherwise can, instead of fogetting about the place for a few months like you otherwise probably wood.
Regards
H.
If you use "twitter" you can save whatever words you want as searches, it is quite surprising what bits of information you can pick up from "tweets" posted by domestic tourists in & around the Majorda, Betalbatim, Colva & Benaulim areas. The only downside is it makes you think about the place & wanting to go back sooner than you otherwise can, instead of fogetting about the place for a few months like you otherwise probably wood.
Regards
H.
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Excuse is that I'm typing on a stupidly small virtual phone keyboard - thats my story & I'm sticking to it!
Regards
H.
#8
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have missed you! usually J5 having a pop at me. Enjoy the sun, put it down to sunstroke/wine. What fantastic "garden/wine weather".
#9
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1) fight what/who pisses you off OR
2) steer clear of what/who pisses you off (black is White etc & other such can't be reasoned with argumentative individuals).
Anyway, back to the fantastic weather we've enjoyed here on the Wyre estuary this weekend: wall to wall blue sky since getting home from work on Friday, not been in a pub but drank nice alcohol, not been in a restaurant but eaten nice food - all in all a great weekend, sadly over too soon but Old Speckled Hen is currently keeping the "oh no, not monday morning again blues" at bay!
Regards
H.
#10
Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
Hi Oktata,
If you use "twitter" you can save whatever words you want as searches, it is quite surprising what bits of information you can pick up from "tweets" posted by domestic tourists in & around the Majorda, Betalbatim, Colva & Benaulim areas. The only downside is it makes you think about the place & wanting to go back sooner than you otherwise can, instead of fogetting about the place for a few months like you otherwise probably wood.
Regards
H.
If you use "twitter" you can save whatever words you want as searches, it is quite surprising what bits of information you can pick up from "tweets" posted by domestic tourists in & around the Majorda, Betalbatim, Colva & Benaulim areas. The only downside is it makes you think about the place & wanting to go back sooner than you otherwise can, instead of fogetting about the place for a few months like you otherwise probably wood.
Regards
H.
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Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
We are planning to be in Goa before Christmas, and stay for at least a couple of months. It's too cold to stay here in the winter.
We lived through three monsoons in Goa. (Benaulim & Betal Batim areas) And we did not find it all that bad really. It was the stupid 2 month out rule that made us leave.
Oh and the Dogs. Driving. Garbage. Rip Offs. Liars. Only kidding really.
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Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
Hi Oktata.
We are planning to be in Goa before Christmas, and stay for at least a couple of months. It's too cold to stay here in the winter.
We lived through three monsoons in Goa. (Benaulim & Betal Batim areas) And we did not find it all that bad really. It was the stupid 2 month out rule that made us leave.
Oh and the Dogs. Driving. Garbage. Rip Offs. Liars. Only kidding really.
We are planning to be in Goa before Christmas, and stay for at least a couple of months. It's too cold to stay here in the winter.
We lived through three monsoons in Goa. (Benaulim & Betal Batim areas) And we did not find it all that bad really. It was the stupid 2 month out rule that made us leave.
Oh and the Dogs. Driving. Garbage. Rip Offs. Liars. Only kidding really.
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Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
Mind you in the monsoon it does get very humid, and it does rain "rather" a lot. and any leather wear will be covered in mould. also any black or dark clothing, but you learn to adjust, and if have no invertor, the power cuts can be a real pain. But the beaches are nice and quite and peaceful. And there are still lots of places to go for meals & drinks. So all in all it's not too bad, you just have to "Go with the flow"
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Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
Hi Oktata.
We are planning to be in Goa before Christmas, and stay for at least a couple of months. It's too cold to stay here in the winter.
We lived through three monsoons in Goa. (Benaulim & Betal Batim areas) And we did not find it all that bad really. It was the stupid 2 month out rule that made us leave.
Oh and the Dogs. Driving. Garbage. Rip Offs. Liars. Only kidding really.
We are planning to be in Goa before Christmas, and stay for at least a couple of months. It's too cold to stay here in the winter.
We lived through three monsoons in Goa. (Benaulim & Betal Batim areas) And we did not find it all that bad really. It was the stupid 2 month out rule that made us leave.
Oh and the Dogs. Driving. Garbage. Rip Offs. Liars. Only kidding really.
Just out of interest what part of Betalbatim did you live in?
Also other than the obvious, Martin's Corner & Pentagon where else did you dine out during the monsoon?
I too hope to experience the monsoon season one of these years?
Regards
H.
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Re: Indian Tourist Visa in Turkey.
Hi Hemingway.
We lived on the outskirst of Betal Batim on the Marjorda Rd. We used to use Sanam a lot, it's a small local resturaunt just before you get to the Marjoda Hotel. great food and local prices. We also used Hangtown on the main Colva Rd. Pedros Shack at Benaulim and as you get to the crossroads heading for the beach, where the supermarket if you turn left and carry on there are a few local places up that road. There are lots of places open in the monsoon you just have to look around. And we did use Viva Goa quite a lot as well. It's on the Colva Benaulim back road.
We lived on the outskirst of Betal Batim on the Marjorda Rd. We used to use Sanam a lot, it's a small local resturaunt just before you get to the Marjoda Hotel. great food and local prices. We also used Hangtown on the main Colva Rd. Pedros Shack at Benaulim and as you get to the crossroads heading for the beach, where the supermarket if you turn left and carry on there are a few local places up that road. There are lots of places open in the monsoon you just have to look around. And we did use Viva Goa quite a lot as well. It's on the Colva Benaulim back road.