Re: Question about crossing the pond.

Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been threatening to make my presence known on the other side of
> the pond for some time. The only thing that has stopped me is that I
> haven't bothered to get a passport. That is changing. I am attempting
> to figure out how I will do PGDay.IT/PGCon.EU and WEST (they happen
> within a week of each other).
>
> So my question is, if I get a Visa to Italy? Am I stuck in Italy until
> I come back to the US? Or can I take a road trip up to France? If I am
> allowed to cross borders, is Italy the place to try and get a Visa?
> Should I try Britian instead or Germany instead?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Joshua D. Drake
>
>

it should be no problem for you at all.
all you need is to fill out a landing card. but, no worries - the EU
landing card is not half as stupid as the US one :).
last time i went to the state i signed this landing to clarify that my 2
year old son was not a member of the NAZI army and that he has no
training in handling nuclear weapons :).

so, no worries - we have some freedom left over here ...

hans

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