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Address: Abuja, 234, NG
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...the lane with endless opportunities Travel Compass is an initiative of Greenlane Universal Educational Services & Tours Limited.

25/11/2016

A tour to Tanzania 23rd to 30th December 2016

25/11/2016

A tour to Ghana 10th -17th December 2016

22/06/2016

What travel experience do you have or will you love to embark on soon? Call us now +2347037715663

08/05/2016

What is a permanent resident in Canada?

A permanent resident is someone who has been given permanent resident status by immigrating to Canada, but is not a Canadian citizen. Permanent residents are citizens of other countries.

Contact us now for your application to Canada(Study, Work and Residence)

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17/04/2016

INVITATION TO A SOCIAL MEDIA SUMMIT!

This is an invitation to a SOCIAL MEDIA SUMMIT taking place in Abuja.

Do you reside in Abuja? Send YES together with your Full Names and Phone No. to 07037715663, 09023007900

AS SOON AS POSSIBLE (ASAP)!!!

07/03/2016

Experience is also Education.

29/02/2016

Traveling improves our mind.

29/02/2016

"We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us." - Unknown

23/02/2016

Thank you Facebook, personally i appreciate you guys.

15/02/2016

Are you thinking of traveling abroad? Have you considered a Schengen visa that gives you access to more than one country?

Talk to us today...Call 08078331827.

13/01/2016

Where do you plan to travel to this 2016?

02/12/2015

EXPLORE EUROPE THIS CHRISTMAS

Traveling is part of education process. This year Christmas promises to be fun. An opportunity exists for you and your loved ones to travel around Europe, (UK, Greece, Germany, France, Spain, Poland, Finland, Sweden etc.)

A Schengen Visa allows you entry into more than one European country.

Also available are Hotel Booking and Ticketing Services (Domestic and International).

Our prices are both affordable and unbeatable.

Let us take you around the world.

For enquiries: 08078331827
Greenlane Universal Educational Services & Tours Limited

31/08/2015

PLANNING A TRIP TO AUSTRALIA?

We've compiled the practical travel information you need, including visas, customs, duty-free shopping, and insurance.

Flights

Many airlines fly to Australia and prices vary considerably, so it pays to shop around for a flight.

Airport transfer

All of Australia's international airports have regular public transport such as bus, train and taxi connections and private transfers with the city centres. Shuttle buses are also available and provide transfers to accommodation.

Cruise

Many international cruise ships visit Australia's cities, and there are opportunities to take tours and rejoin the ship or stay longer and fly back home.

Visas

Unless you are an Australian or New Zealand citizen, you will need a visa to enter Australia. New Zealand passport holders can apply for a visa upon arrival in the country. All other passport holders must apply for a visa before leaving home.

Customs and quarantine

Australia's customs laws prevent you from bringing drugs, steroids, weapons, fi****ms and protected wildlife into Australia. Some common items such as fresh or packaged food, fruit, eggs, meat, plants, seeds, skins and feathers are also prohibited. There is no limit on currency but you will need to declare amounts over $10,000.

Medications

Medicine brought into Australia for personal use is subject to controls and must be declared on your arrival. It is recommended you bring a prescription or letter from your doctor outlining your medical condition and the medicine you are carrying.

Vaccinations

You don't require vaccinations unless you have come from, or have visited a yellow fever infected country within six days of your arrival.

Insurance

Taking out a travel insurance policy that covers theft, loss, accidents and medical problems is highly recommended. If you plan on doing any adventure sports like scuba diving, bungee jumping, motorcycling, skiing and even bushwalking, check that your policy fully covers you. The Australian Government has reciprocal agreements covering limited subsidised health services for medical treatment with some countries through Medicare.

Duty Free shopping

You can go duty free shopping once you've purchased your airline ticket. There is a limit on how much you can bring into the country including the quantities of alcohol and ci******es. You'll need to declare goods exceeding this limit at Customs. Also be aware of restrictions on the quantity of fluid you can take on board.

Useful travel tips

Currency, communications, health and safety and shopping are all important aspects of planning your trip to Australia. If you have a disability or will be travelling with someone who has special needs, you also need to know about the facilities on offer.

Australian climate

Australia's climate varies across the continent, from hot and tropical in the far north to cool and even snowy in the south. Our seasons are the opposite to those in the northern hemisphere. Between December and February is summer for most of the country, and the wet season in the tropical north. The Australian winter from June to August is generally mild, but offers snow in the southern mountain regions and dry, sunny days in our northern states. It's important to protect yourself from the Australian sun with a hat, shirt and SPF30+ sunscreen.

Time zones

Australia has three time zones: Eastern Standard Time (EST) for the eastern states, Central Standard Time (CST) for the Northern Territory and South Australia and Western Standard Time (WST) for Western Australia. CST is half an hour behind EST and WST is two hours behind EST.

Daylight Saving

Most Australian states wind their clocks forward an hour during the Daylight Saving period. New South Wales,Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia do this from the beginning of October to the beginning of April. The Northern Territory, Western Australia and Queensland don't have Daylight Saving.

29/08/2015

What name will you call a person who moves from one location to another on sightseeing/leisure basis?

23/08/2015

Can this be possible in Africa?

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