Getting a China Visa in Bangkok, Thailand, is quite easy if you have some time to spare and a bit of prepared information. Here’s what you will need for a visa for China: Passport Filled out visa application form (available there) Filled out supplementary visa application form (available there) 1 Passport photo Money NOTE: If [...]
Archive | July, 2011
Photo Favorite: Open view of Cerro Fitz Roy, Patagonia, Argentina
Location: Cerro Fitz Roy Mountain, Patagonia, Argentina After taking a TEFL course in Buenos Aires in 2008, I headed south to catch a glimpse and do some hiking through Patagonia. Though my tropical skin didn’t adapt too well to the frigid conditions, I witnessed a few of the most impressive natural mountainous landscapes and glaciers [...]
How To Live Like a VIP in Bangkok for $285.06 Per Month
This is Part 4 of the “Foundationology of Migrationology” series. I’m going to be honest, I don’t live in a luxurious apartment nor do I drive a Mercedes (or drive anything other than my laptop). I do however live in a safe and quiet neighborhood, enjoy quite speedy internet (most of the time), and dine [...]
Jua Kali – The Informal Kenyan Sector for “Git Er Done”
If you’re unfamiliar with the term “git er done,” you can read what it means right here. What is a Jua Kali? The literal translation of Jua Kali in Kenyan Kiswahili is “fierce sun“; the actually meaning is the Kenyan word for “git er done,” or a person, businessman, or entrepreneur that can undoubtedly fix [...]
Photo Favorite: Sunset on the shores of Lovina, Bali, Indonesia
Location: Lovina, Bali, Indonesia It was on a full belly of nasi campur that I was able to marvel at this incredible sunset over the dreamy shores of Lovina, northern Bali, Indonesia. I had just learned how to drive in Indonesia, the free for all rules of chaos. But sunsets are different, an opportunity to [...]
Migrationology: The Sustainable Way to Travel Long-Term
This is Part 3 of the “Foundationology of Migrationology” series. You know how I made money to start traveling the world, you know about a few strategies for saving enough money to travel the world, but how do I make money while continuing to travel the world and live overseas? How much do I make? The answer: [...]
Exclusive Tips, Travel Advice, and the Best of Migrationology: Announcing the Monthly Newsletter
Hey Everyone! First of all, thank you very much for reading and sharing Migrationology. I am propelled to continue publishing articles because of the incredible support you have shown me – I truly appreciate it! I wanted to officially announce that I have started a Migrationology monthly e-mail newsletter (and it’s free)! I’m excited to [...]
Photo Favorite: Surrounded on Dar Es Salaam’s Kigamboni Ferry
Location: Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania To get to South Beach from the main portion of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, it’s necessary to take a 5 minute ferry ride to the other side – located very close to the Dar Es Salaam fish market. Cars are the least used form of transportation when entering the Kigamboni [...]
About Mark Wiens
Hey! My name is Mark. After graduating from university, I decided to travel the world!
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