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So it looks like I’m now not going to be able to get a visa in time for Burma. I need to get a tourist visa, not the online visa as my tour crosses an overland border, not passing through one of the approved airports. As a result, I need to apply for a visa through the embassy. I can’t apply for this before I leave, because the visa is only valid for 3 months and it would expire by the time I arrive in Burma. New Zealand and Fiji don’t have an embassy. Australia has an embassy in Canberra but the website requires 4 weeks to process this! That leaves me with 1 day to attempt to get a visa in Thailand - which is very unlikely to happen. This has put me in such a bad mood because every blog post I read, rates Burma as the best country in Asia to visit! I’ve spoken to STA travel and it looks like the best option is to cancel my original tour (Indochina In Depth) and instead book the Indochina Discovery tour - this is exactly the same as Indochina In Depth, minus Burma. There is a tour that leaves on the 12th March, instead of my original 10th March, which means I would get an extra couple of days to spend in Bangkok. The tour would finish on the 10th April, instead of my original 20th April. I would get some money back as the Discovery tour is cheaper and that then allows me to either explore Thailand more until my next tour starts, or opt to visit another country instead - possibly India or the Philippines. I could always opt to find another Burma tour that allows me to apply for the online visa, but so far I haven’t found one I like! I’m going to keep searching and hopefully by the end of the month I’ll have decided on a final route for the middle of my travels!

Before moving to London, and I’m already near broke.... 

It has been 4 days of an anxious, stomach churning, waiting game. Please, please, please visa confirmation, be in my inbox in the morning.

So, I had a little visa problem before coming here. Un petit probleme. I was away from New York for almost the entire year and I had no idea how to start the process away from home, given the fact that I would have to mail things to the Campus France headquarters and that my mom was 150% occupied with her upcoming wedding. Finally, when I was in Turkey, I got my dad to help me out and I made an appointment at the Consulate, but for the end of September since there was nothing available earlier. Then I finally went back to NY, saw my mom get married (tear), had my Campus France application validated, and tried to get an earlier appointment at the Consulate (with a lot of crying and frustration involved). You know how they say the process can take from 3-6 months? Yeah, I had to do it all in one. I don't want to talk about French bureaucracy right now. But! NYU Paris accepted me late and I am finally here, having arrived maybe 4 days ago. I had to plead and beg for them to accept me late - I talked about how I had already lived in Paris and knew how to get around, was fluent in French and really looking forward to my Program II courses etc. They were really sweet about helping me take the best courses for me ever since I arrived, and I am in Advanced Composition, a class at Sciences Po called Espace Mondial, The Contemporary Art World, and Multiculturalism in France. It's strange to compare NYU Paris to NYU Buenos Aires, but since I was in Buenos Aires not too long ago, I can at least say this: NYU Paris has a much better program for advanced speakers. In Buenos Aires, I took the most challenging courses in Spanish available - and they were not challenging at all. Moreover, many of my classmates were not fluent in Spanish. NYU Paris is much bigger, so they even have two sections of the most advanced course, and I noticed the big difference between the two sections based on the rigorousness of the professor, and the level of my peers. I am someone who likes to challenge myself with languages (I am going to try to teach myself Arabic this semester since I can't study it, and I have to keep up my Portuguese) and the reason why I came to Paris was to study entirely in French, at the highest level possible, and to see if I could do a Master's at Sciences Po. I know that I have to take it one step at a time, but... so far, so good. 

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