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Travel Information

Passports and Visas: Valid passports and student visa are needed to participate on ICambio semester programs.  Please see Important Information:  Documents for more information.

Flights: You must purchase your flight independently and you may use one of the following services for your flight purchase.  This list is not all-inclusive.

http://www.statravel.com/
http://www.travelcuts.com/
http://www.exito-travel.com/
http://www.lan.com/
http://www.aerolineasargentinas.com/

Arrival:
Please plan to arrive the day before your orientation begins. Specific arrival information will be sent to each student shortly before the program begins.

Departure:
This is up to you. You should stay until at least the day after your final exam and longer if you would like to explore the country before your return home.

Please consult the program calendar for specific dates:  Chile, Argentina.

What to take: Please contact your airline for luggage restrictions.

You will experience a wide range of climates, due to seasonal changes and traveling, therefore you should bring clothes appropriate for all seasons. You may also buy just about any clothing item you might need in Argentina or Chile at affordable prices. The general rule of thumb is to bring half the clothes you think you need, but twice the money.

If you bring appliances such as hair dryers or electric razors, you will likely need to purchase an electric converter at home or abroad. In any case, do not attempt to use small appliances without a converter or you will burn the sockets. Large appliances, such as laptop computers, normally accept a wide range of electrical currents and voltages. However, please verify before usage.

Always try to travel light. Carry the minimum amount of valuables necessary for your trip. Bring an ATM card, one or two major credit cards, some cash and some travelers checks. When you carry them on your person, you may wish to conceal them in several places rather than putting them all in one wallet or pouch. One of the safest places to carry valuables is in a pouch or money belt worn under your clothing.

If you wear glasses, pack an extra pair. It is also advisable to bring a written prescription for your glasses. Bring them and any medicines you need in your carry-on luggage.

To avoid problems when passing through customs, keep medicines in their original, labeled containers. Bring copies of your prescriptions and the generic names for the drugs. If a medication is unusual or contains narcotics, carry a letter from your doctor attesting to your need to take the drug. If you have any doubt about the legality of carrying a certain drug into a country, consult the embassy or consulate of that country first.

You may want to bring a photo album to share with your new friends and family.

What to leave behind:

Do not take anything that you would hate to lose. You should leave at home: ·

Valuable or expensive-looking jewelry,
Irreplaceable family objects,
All unnecessary credit cards,
Social Security card, library cards, and similar items he/she may routinely carry in their wallet.

You should leave a copy of your itinerary with family or friends at home in case they need to contact you in an emergency.

A Few Things to Bring AND Leave Behind

You should make two photocopies of your passport identification page, airline tickets, driver's license and the credit cards that you plan to bring with you. Leave one photocopy of this data with your family at home; you should pack the other in a place separate place from where you will carry your original documents.