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When preparing to study abroad in the country of your choice, it is important to gain a balanced perspective. The Study Abroad Handbook is a great resource to get you started.
This material was developed to support and enhance a student’s ability to make successful cultural adjustments both before going overseas and upon returning home from studying abroad.
The U.S. State Department Web Site offers American college students a one-stop reference for international travel. Resources for students and parents provide Country specific information, tips for safe travel, and much more about traveling and living overseas.
Links to sites providing resources and information regarding health risks while traveling abroad, causes, prevention, advice, and health care providers.
Links to ATM locators and other services.
U.S. State Department provides links to important services to United States citizens living and traveling abroad, including some important emergency information. It includes information on lost or stolen passport and information in case of general emergency.
Great maps, helpful data about the economy, geography, government, and people of each country are just a few of the reasons you should stop at the CIA World Factbook web site.
Need a Visa or need to contact an embassy while abroad? The site boasts a search engine which will lead you to embassy's and consulates around the world.
Do you know what documents you need to enter the country you plan to visit? This Department of State web site will help you find the answer.
Information on Cell Phone use while abroad. What kind of phone you need, costs per minute, and how to avoid paying a fortune.
Making international phone calls does not have to be hassle. This website provides the International Direct Dialing Country Codes for countries around the world.
View articles from "Transitions Abroad," a magazine that focuses on study and work opportunities abroad.
Not sure if you need a VISA or what you need to apply? This informative site provides links to information about VISA requirements for countries around the world.
Probably one of the most comprehensive travel sites on the WEB. Travlang features links to discover international dialing codes, how to map a route to anywhere in the United States, weather information, and currency exchange rates. This site is also home to on-line translation dictionaries and WEB language lessons. You can even take a quiz to test your basic language proficiency.
This resource from the State Department provides information and data about nations around the world. Learn about history, government, and economy, as well as information about geography and population.
Use this option to visit the U.S. State Department's website to apply for Passports.
This State Department site provides government data about countries around the world. Consular Information Sheets include such information as location of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate, unusual immigration practices, health conditions, minor political disturbances, unusual currency and entry regulations, crime and security information, and drug penalties. Also, you can discover information about countries for which our government has issued travel advisories.
WorldWide Classroom's Travel Planner offers articles and editorials on a variety of topics, including culture shock, customs, medical care, and money. A nice section on packing provides information about planning your wardrobe, things to think about before packing, and suggestions on what to pack.
Expedited U.S. Passports applications and renewals.
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