Heading to Uruguay for a Passport Stamp (or visit?)

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AmeliaMcPhoto Member

Member since 09 May 2011

AmeliaMcPhotoMember17 June 2011 22:57:14

I recently zipped over to Uruguay to obtain the necessary 90 day stamp on my passport. The travel was easy (ferry to Colonia then bus to Montevideo), the seafood was awesome, people were warm and welcoming. What is there not to love?
I posted some photos on my blog
Have a look, leave a comment and subscribe!

Julien Founder

Member since 11 March 2005

17 years of happy life abroad

JulienFounder18 June 2011 06:26:46

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Welcome to 禁漫天堂 Amelia !

deeve007 New member

Member since 24 April 2011

deeve007New member21 June 2011 15:46:26

And is there really no issues at all with the run? As easy as they say?

WynnWoods Serial expat

Member since 07 June 2009

WynnWoodsSerial expat04 July 2011 19:38:24

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It is probably easier than they say.

americanlifes Guest

americanlifesGuest12 October 2011 14:34:57

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I do that travel a lot

AmeliaMcPhoto Member

Member since 09 May 2011

AmeliaMcPhotoMember12 October 2011 17:19:44

I have just come back from a 'visa run' to Colonia. Don't listen to those who say it's "boring" and 'there's nothing to do" they clearly don't know how to relax and take in some culture!
Check out my latest photo blog of my tranquilo afternoon.

WynnWoods Serial expat

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WynnWoodsSerial expat13 October 2011 00:40:46

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I have always enjoyed trekking over to Colonia.聽 The prices are a bit higher over there than here in Buenos Aires, but the boat ride is pleasant and it is nice to get out from the hustle and bustle of the city for a bit and enjoy some clean air and sidewalks.

AidanB Member

Member since 28 October 2011

AidanBMember28 October 2011 08:19:04

I make this trip regularly...You can also check out Caciola, it's another ferry that does day trips to (to Carmelo) Uruguay, leaves from Tigre, it's a bit cheaper.

There's also a new one, I think it's called StarCat or SeaCat - I took it the last time I went to Colonia and it was great (and very cheap!)

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