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Register your trip with the
U.S Department of State
STUDENTS ABROAD
Ready to buckle up, put on your headphones, peruse your in-flight magazine, and begin your travel adventure? Not so fast! When traveling abroad, you need more than just backpack and flip flops.
- Travel docs
- Embassies
- Emergencies
- Health
- Insurance
- Smart Travel
- News and Alerts
U.S. citizens are strongly encouraged to register with the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate through the Department of State's travel registration website. By registering, American Citizens can receive the Embassy's most recent security and safety updates during their trip. Registration also ensures that U.S. citizens can be reached should an emergency arise either abroad or at home. While consular officers will do their utmost to assist Americans in a crisis, travelers should always be aware that local authorities bear primary responsibility for the welfare of people living or traveling in their jurisdictions.
- Preparation guidelines
- Health and safety information resources
- Travel warnings, travel health information
- Consular information sheets
Overseas Securtiy Advisory Council
Global Incident Map
- Association for Safe International Road Travel
- In order to have the safest and most productive experience
possible, students and their parents should be familiar with
the roles they and staff play in making programs both rewarding
and safe.
Emergency Telephone Number
SOS in Europe

- Travel health information, with links including: CDC, US State
Department, Global Emergency Services, International Society
of Travel Medicine, World Health Organization
- Immunization, vaccination, and medication information
- "Blue sheet" (plague, cholera, & yellow fever
infected countries)
- Food and water information
Mental Health

- List of required entry documents for every country
- Australian student visas

- A list of foreign embassies in Washington D.C.
- U.S. representatives in foreign countries
- Passport/general government information
- Agency for processing passports and visas
- Cell phone rentals
- Travel Insurance
- Useful Travel Links

Country
- Information on all nations, including maps, currency info,
etc.
Culture
- The site contains resources gathered and developed over the past 30 years, drawn substantially from the integrated and linked Orientation and Reentry courses of the University of the Pacific's School of International Studies. It also incorporates a broad range of additional materials. Most important of these are the adaptations of material from the pre-departure sections of Culture Matters, the Peace Corps' excellent cross-cultural workbook

- Includes International Student Identification Card (ISIC)
- Student airfare and European Rail Passes
- American Express travel services and office locations
- Airline reservation services
- General hotel and tour information
- Links to other travel sites


Travel Guides
Useful Web Addresses for the UK
Maps
Weather
Rail Travel
Hostels

Currency Exchange Information
http://www.gocurrency.com
http://www.x-rates.com
http://finance.yahoo.com/m3
http://www.xe.com/ucc/
http://www.oanda.com/convert/classic
ATM Locators
http://www.mastercard.com/atmlocator/index.jsp
http://visa.via.infonow.net/locator/global/jsp/SearchPage.jsp


Internships
Jobs Abroad

Voting Abroad
http://www.fvap.gov/overseas-citizens/index.html

Top 10 Reasons African Americans Should Go Abroad
Diversity Issues In Study Abroad
Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, Transgender
- A site devoted to counseling gay and lesbian students in
the process of selecting an overseas study abroad program.
- Provides international travel tips for gay and lesbian students
- An international travel guide for gay, lesbian, and bisexual
students
- A travel magazine highlighting sites of interest to gay
and lesbian individuals

Travel Tips for Women
- These are all sites that provide information for women traveling alone.
Disabilities
Study and Work Abroad for People with Disabilities
Student Disability Travel Resources for Europe
No Barriers to Study (NBTS)
Ethnicity/Multicultural Issues
Information for Multicultural Students Studying Abroad: Scholarships for
Multicultural Students
Print and Film Resources
Resources on Religion
General Sites on Religion
Specific Religious Sites
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Third World Travel Information

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