Help needed...Embarkation card |
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I doubt your mom wud have found this useful. ![]() | |
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| Glad you found help at the airport and you have it sorted ![]() |
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| Thank goodness they have abandoned the archaic 'embarkation' language! Arival and departure is easy to understand ![]() |
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| Need The Arrival Card Hi, I hope u managed to get a copy of the arrival card. Can you please email me a copy of that. My email address is nnaveed88@hotmail.com Thanks. Moderator Note: Your duplicate post has been deleted. |
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| | #22 |
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| The ones in post #18 are out of date. Didn't someone post the current design on recent thread? |
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| The Arrival form and the Health form will be supplied by your airline onboard.
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http://www.indiamike.com/india/attac...s.2_page_4.jpg http://www.indiamike.com/india/attac...s.2_page_3.jpg http://www.indiamike.com/india/attac...s.2_page_2.jpg Nick. I have used both of these arrival and departure cards in the last 12-15 months. I think they are current.
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| Thanks, Mike, and nyc. The ones I have used most recently are the ones with the OCI/PIO information fields, and the Arrival card asking for country of residence I think they are the third version I've encountered: the even-earlier ones used to have the cumbersome names disembarkation and embarkation. |
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| 10 year Visa okee dokee Join Date: May 2005 Location: Western NC USA
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| I think the OP trying to organize this in advance for his mother is excellent. When you have zero English you can have a problem. We ran into 2 young Japanese women in front of an Indian post office who simply could not understand why they wouldn't accept her post cards with addresses written in Japanese characters (I think Japanese is written with Chinese characters--very confusing). We went round & round trying to explain the post office can't read them, so they can't know where to send them! Just wasn't getting through. We finally gave up. It was not computing that no one could read those addresses but them them. ![]() |
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I too needed to source one online in advance of my first flight to India, as I rightly suspected that I'd be totally out of it on motion sickness medication. If someone speaks no language in common with the forms, English speaking passengers or the flight crew, it could be a problem, though most of the information could come off their passports or itinerary. Quote:
You could have just written the word "Japan" at the bottom of the address on their postcards, which presumably would have been enough to get it to somewhere they could read the address. Isn't it great to have 20/20 hindsight? ![]()
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| 10 year Visa okee dokee Join Date: May 2005 Location: Western NC USA
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Never thought of that!!! Brilliant! I also didn't notice this thread was from a year ago. ![]() | |
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Otherwise, how would the local Japanese post office deliver them? | |
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