I find us immigration get nervous if I explain even the countries I passed through en route. "I had a great meal in Macedonia, but you probably need to know about that train in Serbia..."https://twitter.com/whereistanya/status/960723081231831041 …
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Replying to @NYCDubliner
Yessss. I'm just glad it's only five years. I've been relatively sedate since Bizbuzz came along.
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Replying to @whereistanya
I found like that swat in the exam asking for extra paper when I was applying for my US visa. (And in the end I forgot Italy and nobody came to arrest me.)
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Replying to @NYCDubliner @whereistanya
Once we ended up on a diverted flight to Vancouver &
@colmmacc came to collect us. At land border I was *really* jet lagged & they handed me a form in Dutch, not English. I was so confused and asked Colm and he looked at me like I was mad and said it was English.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
Jetlag is an amazing discombobulator.
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The form was in Dutch! I just happened to have spent the previous few years learning Dutch, and also filling out plenty of Dutch paper work, so it didn't seem unusual to me. They rummaged and went and found some English ones.
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They don't do a lot of I-90 processing at the land crossings, and they charged $5 each in cash (only option!), which is usually in your flight ticket price. Now why they have a lot of Dutch paperwork at Peace Arch on the US-Canada border, I don't know.
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