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10017 (212/682-5392).
BELGIUM - Passport required. Visa not required for business/tourist stay up
to 90 days. Temporary residence permit required for longer stays. For
residence authorization, consult Embassy of Belgium, 3330 Garfield St., N.W.,
Washington, D.C. 20008 (202/333-6900) or nearest Consulate General: Los
Angeles (213/857-1244), Atlanta (404/659-2150), Chicago (312/263-6624) or New
York (212/586-5110).
BELIZE - Passport, return/onward ticket and sufficient funds required. Visa
not required for stay up to 30 days. If visit exceeds 1 month, a stay permit
must be obtained from the Immigration Authorities in Belize. AIDS test
required for those staying more than 3 months; U.S. test accepted if within 3
months of visit. For longer stays and other information contact Embassy of
Belize, 2535 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20008 (202/332-9636)
or the Belize Mission in New York at (212/599-0233).
BENIN - Passport and visa required. Entry/transit visa for stay up to 90
days, requires $20 fee (money orders only), 2 application forms, 2 photos,
vaccination certificates for yellow fever and cholera, proof of return/onward
transportation (guarantee from travel agency or photocopy of round trip
ticket) and letter of guarantee from employer. Send prepaid envelope for
return of passport by certified or express mail. Apply at Embassy of the
Republic of Benin, 2737 Cathedral Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20008
(202/232-6656).
BERMUDA - Passport (or proof of U.S. citizenship with photo ID) and
onward/return ticket required for tourist stay up to 3 months. Departure tax
of $10 is paid at airport. For further information consult British Embassy
(202/986-0205).
BHUTAN - Passport and visa required. Visa requires $20 fee, 1 application and
2 photos. Tourist visas arranged by Tourism Department and issued at entry
checkpoints in Bhutan. Apply 2 months in advance. Yellow fever vaccination
required if traveling from an infected area. For further information call
the Consulate of the Kingdom of Bhutan in New York (212/826-1919).
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