Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Moscow June 2008 Interviews	QUOTE (Chris & Olya @ Jun 1 2008, 10:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> My fiance had her interview on May 28th. While I do not have the exact details I believe that she had a fairly positive experience. My advice is to ensure you have plenty of documentation in regards to your affidavit of support and proof of your ongoing relationship. Finally she should relax and feel confident. While i am sure that there are some rejections it seems that almost everyone That I have have met on this site has passed there interviews. The worst case scenario was that the visa was delayed in a few instances but eventually granted. We had our interview on Wednesday and had our visa in hand by Saturday. She waited in Moscow with her son for her Visa. It was faster than I expected. She should arrive with her son this Friday. Good luck to all of you June interviewees ! May you be reunited soon ! I hope Chris you can post a feedback on Olya's Interview now it it tuesday 9am in US. Hopefully everything went well!	Igor&Veronika	Male	Russia	2008-06-02 07:29:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Moscow June 2008 Interviews	Hi Everyone I'm just looking to get a count of how many fellow members are scheduled to have an interview this month in Moscow! My finance has her interview scheduled for the 19th of this month! She is a bit on edge... and a bit pessimistic that she will receive the visa and will be with me in a month. She hears a he/she say of people not passing the interview.... and so on. I tell her judging from VJ community not 1 person has been rejected for Russia! I won't be with her there since they won't let me in, but rather waiting in states for her. But told her no matter what she will be here with me even if it takes me to come with her to the second interview! So what you guys think? Any last advices? How about those in the same situations as me? Are you ready for the task at hand? Any preparation queues? Good Luck to all of us!!!	Igor&Veronika	Male	Russia	2008-06-01 18:24:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Wish us good luck!	Hi everyone, my Visa journey is closing to an end (I hope ) My finance Veronika is having her interview in Moscow tomorrow. Hope everything goes well. Will be one sleepless night for me! Anyway will post either results or details of what went tomorrow! Wish us good luck and success!	Igor&Veronika	Male	Russia	2008-06-18 12:01:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	My fiance Veronika got approval	Interview was easy! Only a few questions were asked. Who we met? When I list visited my fiance. The whole interview took only 3 minutes. No photos, emails, phone calls were even looked even though we had plenty. Excellent experience! Just have a few quick questions. I plan for her to arrive to EWR airport (Newark, NJ). Can anyone share a good/bad experience with that airport? Do they issue the work authorization stamps at the border? Thanks in advance, Igor. Edited by Igor&Veronika, 19 June 2008 - 03:09 PM.	Igor&Veronika	Male	Russia	2008-06-19 15:06:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Best Value Way to Call Russia?	I'm surprised noone has mentioned this: I call thru www.voipstunt.com PC to phone or phone to phone. You put $15.00 on the account and you receive 300 minutes of free calls a week to Russia. If you don't use your balance of 15.00 you can call russia for the next 120 days every week for 300 minutes charge free. (Every week you receive 300 free minutes) If you use phone to phone there is 0.05c fee for connection and no per minute charge. Can anyone beat that plan?	Igor&Veronika	Male	Russia	2008-03-24 12:12:00
Europe & Eurasia (except the UK and Russia)	Can someone help me translate an English letter into Spanish please?	Hello Emma25, I hope this works out for you, To be honest I'm not a Translator of any sorts but I've been speaking the Spanish language for 37 years and English for about 32 of them. Good luck, in your new journey! Estimado Señor / Señora, He recibido mi certificado de antecedentes penales, pero he encontrado un error en cuanto a mi segundo nombre se refiere. El mismo debe leer Elizabeth; sin embargo, aparece como Elizabethy. Adjunto he incluido una fotocopia de dicho certificado resaltando el área a ser corregida. Espero que se puedan corregir esta situación. En segundo lugar y a manera de petición. Durante el proceso de solicitud del certificado me fue necesaria la renovación del pasaporte. Ya que el certificado en cuestión debe ser corregido, le estoy solicitando, si es posible y no es ninguna molestia incluir el número del pasaporte nuevo en el certificado de antecedentes penales. Para conveniencia y rapidez de proceso he incluido una fotocopia del pasaporte nuevo con la información necesaria. Gracias por su atención en este asunto y estaré muy agradecida por la asistencia que me puedan brindar. Le saluda atentamente, (mi nombre)	Carlos Yunque	Male	Lithuania	2012-06-04 13:04:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Maps US Embassy Moscow	Someone asked about the location of the US Embassy in Moscow so thought I would resurrect these threads. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.visajourn...showtopic=54180 And another revision to the map! This adds the three medical clinics. Since everything is located in the Northwest quadrant I made a smaller version that can be printed as an enlargement on the same size paper (8.5 x 11 inches). This is easier to read. us_emb.gif full size (798 KB) us_emb_sm.gif NW Quadrant enlarged (284 KB) Enjoy! I hope you or your girls find it useful. Dave ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.visajourn...showtopic=58191 Hi All, I've been playing with Google Earth and it is awesome!!! I have created the same sort of map that I uploaded before but this one uses Google Earth and is much better for locating the offices in Moscow (Embassy, DHL, Medical clinics, etc.). You will need to download and install Google Earth before you can use the file I created but it is worth the effort. After you have installed Google Earth just download this file [Moscow.kmz] and either open with or save to disk and double click to open the file in Google Earth. I put some extras on the map (Airports, landmarks, etc...). Enjoy! Dave	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-02-17 12:46:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Russia Forum	Good luck goldtop (Natalia & Bill)	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-03-30 14:54:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Russia Forum	PM me if you want to be added... Y = Visa approved N = Visa denied Bold = Next interview Cheers, Dave	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-01-30 18:26:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	other Russian food	These things are really just "Custom & Practice" of different cultures and have nothing to do with cleanliness. It sometimes bothers me to have to remove my shoes every time I enter someone’s home. This really has nothing to do with being hygienic or clean. I can see if I have muddy or wet shoes, then yes I would remove them but just from walking outside, that is silly. This is a cultural difference that is not widely practiced in the USA. I do remove my shoes in the evening but that is more for comfort than for keeping my floor clean! Sweaty feet, I'm sure, have much more bacteria growth than the soles of my shoes. I have noticed that the streets in Russia do tend to be dirtier (soil & rocks etc.) than those I see here in the US. As far as personal hygiene, daily bathing is a fairly modern creation promoted by the plumbing industry (bathtub manufacturers) and the soap companies so they can make more money! If you bathe every day you use more soap! There are much more serious germs out there than those we might carry on our shoes, clothing, or in our mouth's for that matter (what about French kissing!). For an idea of what to really worry about and a good reason to wash your hands often (especially before and after preparing raw foods) see the Bad Bug Book. A little dirt won’t hurt you but some of these bugs certainly will (if you survive them!). Cheers!	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-05-11 11:20:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Russia, consulate or Embassy?	They are only held at the embassy in Moscow, I wish they had the interviews in Ekaterinburg since that is where my fiancee lives. Moscow is a long way from Ekaterinburg! Isn't it like 7 hours away by plain? That's just insane No... Ekaterinburg is not that far... 888 mi (1,429 km) Flight Duration: 2hr 25mn. I've been to Khabarovsk in the far east... Now that's far! Cheers Edited by dmhweb, 19 May 2006 - 05:46 PM.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-05-19 17:44:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Possible Harassment During Medical Exam (link)	This place IOM (MOM) does not conduct the medical exam. The girls are sent about 4 blocks away to a Hospital and this is where the exam is done. I'm not familiar with the other clinics but when I was there last fall we used IOM and this was the case. I'm not saying that this might not be harassment or abuse and I'm not trying to defend them but they are looking for things other than just TB/HIV. The way I understand it is that it is a general medical assesment (physical) and I know that when I go to my doctor for a physical they usually ask you to strip and put a gown on. Just beings the 's advocate...	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-05-15 08:18:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Hello Everybody!	Hi! I'm new here!... Welcome It's great to have more Russian Women on here!	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-05-12 10:26:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	What's the best East Coast POE for speed and least hassle?	JFK is ok... I think it's the only POE that will give you the temporary work permit as well.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-06-23 07:40:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Russian/American vacation spot	I've been to Egypt (Hurghada) on the Red Sea... very nice resorts there and beautiful water especialy if you like to dive. No advance visa needed. Upon entry you simply buy a couple stamps, paste them into your passport and then go through passport control. No trouble for you USC or your Russian Gal. Many flights and packages from Moscow every day. I've stayed at the Le Meridian Makadi Bay and the Intercontinental.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-05-05 18:49:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	International Banking	My fiancee and I are working on all of our paperwork and such to bring her over to the USA. I want her to have access to funds if she needs it and was wondering if anyone was familar with international banking and could suggest a bank that is easily accessed from both the US and Russia. My goal is to find a bank that will issue us both ATM cards so I can deposit monies here and she can withdrawl them their. Please don't lecture me on scammers and such we are way beyond that, if you are going to post any messages about being careful and such please dont bother. thanks in advance for any helpful advice. Paul I've done this for some time... Best way to send money... Doesn't even need to be a branch over there... ATM now works almost everywhere... Just get 2 ATM (Bankomat) cards... send her one, then give her the pin over the phone. Simple... maybe costs $1.50 for her to withdrawl any amount from any ATM. Beats the hell out of WU! Then leave the card with Mom so she can get cash after you two are together and she wants to send money home. Cheers Edited by dmhweb, 06 June 2006 - 01:25 PM.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-06-06 13:23:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Re-visiting Russia	The trick is to get registered for the whole duration of your stay... I've done this and not had any trouble, even when traveling and staying at various locations (different cities). I once tried to register again at another location and they looked at my current registration and told me it was unnecessary to register again. For my future visits I'm getting a one year, multi entry, business visa. I have heard that this is the easiest type of visa to register and they like it because it's the most expensive but I've been told that with this type of visa you may register it at any place you like... Hotel, OVIR, service agent, etc... With 3 trips over the next year this visa will actually save me money over multiple tourist visa's. In the past I have been turned away from OVIR with a tourist visa and had to jump through hoops and pay for a nights stay at a hotel that I was not staying at just to get the damn thing registered for only 1 night but even with that I was not given any trouble when leaving. Dave	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-05-26 14:30:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Moving personal effects from Russia to the US?	Try Meest... I used them once before with success. Sent a package to the far east. http://www.meest.net/ Not sure if this is the same company... http://www.meestboston.com/default.htm cheers, Dave	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-06-22 13:02:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Help, I need advice	<snip> ... there is often an 8-10 hour difference in clock time between American Time Zones and Russia, depending on where she was from? ... Actually, Russia is so large it spans 11 time zones from GMT+2 to GMT+12. Almost half the Earth	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-08-30 14:19:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Moscow medical before interview?	How far in advance should she schedule the appointment? You can get the results the same day or the next day so make the medical appointment a few days prior to the interview.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-10-17 16:16:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	New girl	... " How can you advertise yourself for dating purposes??" ... Please tell the ways that you advertise yourself or have done in the past? Perhaps.. Wearing fashionable clothes? Have your hair styled? Wear any makeup, lipstick perhaps? High healed shoes? Any idea why you use these things? Could it be to "advertise" yourself to a prospective mate?	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-10-16 15:03:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	aeroflot...finally	... Aeroflot is still cheap and the main reason why is that many Russians don't trust the airline. Even thought the international trip is using Boeing planes, they don't trust the maintenance in Russia. I have been looking at British Airlines to London- Chicago for POE. $200.00 more but my girl feels comfortable. Maybe Aeroflot International flights using Boeing jets is not substantiated as a risk as I have never heard of an Aoreflot Boeing going down. ... Aeroflot has not had a crash (with fatalities) in over 12 years... http://www.airdisast...irline=Aeroflot and none involving a Boeing aircraft. For the non-stop flights both Aeroflot (JFK > SVO, LAX > SVO) & Delta (JFK > SVO) use the Boeing 767. The last Boeing 767 that went down was an 'Air China' in South Korea about 4 years ago ... http://www.airdisast...gi?aircraft=767 Aeroflot gets a bad rap when in reality they are doing pretty well these days. The ones you have to watch are the smaller domestic Russian carriers! Cheers!	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-11-07 23:46:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Engineering an Empire	Looks like an interesting program tonight on the History channel. 9:00 PM EST, History Channel Engineering an Empire: Architecture and infrastructure enable the rise and fall of the Russian Empire. Cheers!	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-11-20 17:18:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Tourist visa for Russia...	... No idea why anyone would pay some service to get them a visa, unless they are just a complete idiot. ... Comments like that are uncalled for... It's called freedom of choice and doesn't make one an idiot.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-12-20 09:18:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Moscow Interview Dates	Interesting... I wish I would have known to get our interview date from the NVC. I had no idea that it was possible. I called the NVC ( DC area code), was on hold about 30 seconds. They were friendly, polite, and voluntarily told me everything about the case and the interview. I wish I had the number handy to share ( then again, if the call volume increased, I doubt they would be as helpful). Last I dealt with them the numbers were... NVC (603) 334-0700 prompts 1, 2 DOS (202) 663-1225 prompts 1, 0, 0 <-- for this one you'll need your MOS#	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-12-19 11:15:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	That one-way ticket to the US	Hey Slim! Give Asiana a call... they service the far east of Russia as well. You will get a better price if you call them most of the time http://us.flyasiana.com/ Cheers! Dave Edited by dmhweb, 27 June 2006 - 01:49 PM.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2006-06-27 13:48:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Moscow Interview	I had plans to be with my fiancee for her interview, but my official invitation from OVIR will not be ready in time (they changed the processing times) and I will miss the interview. I will fly to Moscow shortly after. You know you can pay for expedited service and have a tourist visa in just a few days... Even next day if you pay...	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-01-12 13:50:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Need opinions on African-American staying in Moscow	I wouldn't be too concerned in Moscow... Moscow & St Pete are far more European than the rest of Russia and some say if you only stay in Moscow you really have not seen the real Russia. I've been to some remote area's where it's more of a curiosity because they have never seen a black person but in the major western cities it's not uncommon.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-01-11 14:46:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Changes in Russian Visa Registration...	As noted in another thread new laws in Russia regarding Visa Registration process became effective Jan. 15, 2007. Looks like they are trying to simplify things but in Russia this may only mean it will be more confusing and/or cost more money! http://www.themoscow.../02/05/001.html That link is requiring a password so here is another... maybe only good for the rest of the day... Same article. http://www.sptimes.r...;story_id=20270	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-02-06 10:54:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Changes in Russian Visa Registration...	[attachment=3296:ScreenShot058.jpg] Looks like they are shifting the burden onto the inviting party...	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-02-05 14:43:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Changes in Russian Visa Registration...	As noted in another thread new laws in Russia regarding Visa Registration process became effective Jan. 15, 2007. Looks like they are trying to simplify things but in Russia this may only mean it will be more confusing and/or cost more money! http://www.themoscow.../02/05/001.html	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-02-05 14:21:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Russian Embassy _ Interview Questions Asked	What questions does the embassy usually ask at the interview? Thank you! Here are some questions from various threads that were floating around a couple years ago... Enjoy! Hmmm... my attachments aren't working out for some reason so here is the list... 1. Where and when did you meet? 2. Where does your fiancé(e) live in America? 3. You can write his (her) address? 4. You can write his (her) name? 5. Where does he (she) work? 6. What does he (she) do at work? 7. What does he (she) like to do for fun? 8. What is his (her) favorite food? 9. Where did he (she) work in the past and for how long? 10. When will you be married and where? 11. I have an idea, maybe you will ask me? < Don’t know what this means…? 12. Has your fiancé(e) met your family? 13. How did you and your fiancé(e) meet? 14. Does your fiancé(e) have children? 15. What is his (her) name? 16. How old is he (she)? 17. How do you communicate? 18. What color are your fiancé(e)'s eyes? 19. What color is your fiancé(e)’s hair? 20. What kinds of food does your fiancé(e) like? 21. How many times has your fiancé(e) visited you? 22. What are his (her) hobbies? 23. What will you do in USA? 24. When do you plan to go to the US? 25. Who helped you finish documents for the k visa? 26. How do you know each other? 27. Which web site? 28. Since when have you known each other? 29. How long have you known each other? 30. How do you keep in touch? 31. In which language do you talk to each other? 32. When did you meet and where? 33. How often have you met? 34. What are the dates of the visits? 35. What have you done when he (she) came? 36. When did he (she) come last time? When did he (she) leave? 37. Why did he (she) come here? 38. Have you taken any pictures of your visits together? 39. When and where did you take these pictures? 40. What made you decide to print out these letters? 41. When did you decide to marry? 42. When did you get engaged? 43. Did you fill your forms yourself? 44. Where does he (she) come from? 45. When is his (her) birthday? 46. Where was he (she) born? 47. How much is his (her) salary? 48. Has he (she) any brothers and sisters? 49. Are his (her) parents alive? 50. What's his (her) mother's name? 51. Where does she come from? 52. What color does he (she) like best? 53. What kind of music does he (she) like? 54. What car does he (she) drive? 55. What's his (her) religion? 56. When did he (she) divorce? 57. What's her (his) name? 58. What's your age? 59. To which countries have you been? 60. When did you go there? 61. For how long? 62. How did you get there? 63. Have you ever been to the US? 64. What's your religion? 65. Have you any brothers and sisters? 66. Have you married before? 67. What's your ex's name? 68. Can you speak English? 69. Do you belong to any terror organizations? 70. Which character/quality/nature do you like best about your fiancé(e)? 71. Please tell me something about him (her)? 72. Are you willing to marry him (her)? 73. Why do you want to marry him (her)? 74. What do your parents think about this? 75. How do you know he (she) is the most one fit for you? 76. Why do you want to go to USA to marry him (her)? 77. How do you feel about leaving your hometown and family? 78. Will you feel any sorrow? 79. Are you happy? 80. To which city are you going? 81. When will you leave Russia? 82. Where will you live when you arrive? 83. What kind of profession do you want to do? 84. Do you want to study? 85. What's your plan? 86. Why don't you marry in Russia? 87. Do you know you must marry within 90 days of entering the US? 88. If you can't marry, what are you going to do? 89. Are you a terrorist? 90. Are you planning to have children? 91. Do you speak and understand your fiancé(e)'s language? 92. Does he (she) have any children? 93. Does your fiancé(e) speak and understand your language? 94. Have you ever met your fiancé(e)'s father or mother? 95. How do you spell their last name? 96. How long have you been corresponding with your fiancé(e)? 97. How often do you talk to each other? 98. What are your fiancé(e)’s parents names? 99. What are your hobbies and interests? 100. What does his (her) father do? 101. Why do you want to come to the United States? Enjoy!	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-02-06 12:27:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Russian Embassy _ Interview Questions Asked	What questions does the embassy usually ask at the interview? Thank you! Here are some questions from various threads that were floating around a couple years ago... Enjoy!	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-02-06 11:40:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Russian Embassy _ Interview Questions Asked	What questions does the embassy usually ask at the interview? Thank you! Here are some questions from various threads that were floating around a couple years ago... Enjoy! Edited by dmhweb, 06 February 2007 - 11:32 AM.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-02-06 11:29:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Middle name/second name?	As you may know, each russian/ukrainian person has a second or should i say middle name after their dad, it is only used in our official papers. Did you put down that name for your fiance or you left it blank? I always thought it was called a patronym. But hey, you learn something new everyday. Anyways, in our case we just turned the patronym into her middle name for USCIS purposes. Worked out just fine. But in my own case many years ago, all of us dropped our patronyms. As I understand it, on your AOS application you can make your name almost whatever you want it to be. The application does ask all previous names used so they can easily trace it back. In case anyone is interested... http://en.wikipedia....wiki/Patronymic Enjoy!	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-02-09 09:20:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Shipping jewelry to russia?	Anyway to get around customs and ship jewelry to russia? Big mistake... I wouldn't do it... Your package may arrive but the jewelry may go missing if it gets opened for inspection.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-02-16 15:34:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Polish Embassy tourist visa	My fiance is in Belarus. She has her interview on April 2nd in Warsaw, Poland. She applied for a tourist visa to Poland and was denied. What should she do next? Thanks, Vladimir. Did she apply for a Schengen Visa? If not, try that. Apply to any other Schengen country, go there first then fly to Poland. "Citizens of non-EU, non-EEA countries who wish to visit Europe as tourists, and who require a visa to enter the Schengen area, are simply required to get a common Schengen Visa from the Embassy/Consulate of the Schengen country they intend to visit first. After this, they may visit any or all of the Schengen countries as tourists or for business without hindrance. They are not required to get separate visas for all the (Schengen) European countries they wish to visit." Oops... I spoke to soon... Poland does not implement Schengen until 31 Dec 2007... Sorry	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-03-05 19:55:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Polish Embassy tourist visa	My fiance is in Belarus. She has her interview on April 2nd in Warsaw, Poland. She applied for a tourist visa to Poland and was denied. What should she do next? Thanks, Vladimir. Did she apply for a Schengen Visa? If not, try that. Apply to any other Schengen country, go there first then fly to Poland. "Citizens of non-EU, non-EEA countries who wish to visit Europe as tourists, and who require a visa to enter the Schengen area, are simply required to get a common Schengen Visa from the Embassy/Consulate of the Schengen country they intend to visit first. After this, they may visit any or all of the Schengen countries as tourists or for business without hindrance. They are not required to get separate visas for all the (Schengen) European countries they wish to visit." Edited by dmhweb, 05 March 2007 - 07:15 PM.	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-03-05 19:12:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Anyone got a lead on tickets to the Bolshoi?	Ha... Have to laugh at this one... That's the standard bribe line... "How many tickets to the Bolshoi do you need" The 100 ruble note has the image of the Bolshoi theater on it	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-04-04 15:44:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus	Visiting Russia	I use Medjet Assist... It's not really insurance but if you are hospitalized in some strange land ie. Russia you can opt for a flight back home to your hospital of choice. The important point here is that it is your choice and not that of an insurance company or a doctor, unless your medical condition prevents you from being moved. Rates are not bad... $225 for one year of coverage. http://www.medjetassistance.com/ Fortunately I've never had to test it	dmhweb	Male	Russia	2007-03-11 19:50:00