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02/11/2023

06/03/2023

Did you know?

The United States of America just extended the validity of their Tourist and Medical Visa to 5 years.
Amazing, isn’t it?

SPWTT is still in the business of VISA procurement and we’ll be glad to help in procuring your US Visa.

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SPWTT, “ Your sure Visa Plug for all countries”.

11/08/2021

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09/08/2021

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05/08/2021

5 FUN FACTS ABOUT MALDIVES WE BET YOU DIDN’T KNOW.

Maldives with 99% sea and 1% land, the archipelago of the island nation of the Republic of Maldives is located in the Indian Ocean. An absolute treasure, the Maldives offers visitors an experience like no other.

Leggo!

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World’s First Underwater Cabinet Meeting

If you thought that a conference room was the only place meetings were held, think again! In 2009, the then Maldivian government held a cabinet meeting underwater. With scuba gear and oxygen tanks replacing business suits and ties, the reason behind having the underwater meeting was to create awareness and highlight the threat of global warming to the low-lying Indian Ocean nation. Well, that’s making quite a splash, we say!

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Flattest Country In The World

Maldives has a prominent place in the Guinness World Records as being the lowest and flattest country in the world with a maximum elevation above sea level of 2.4 metres.

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Home Of Whale Sharks

The world’s biggest fish, the Whale Shark has made Maldives its refuge. One of the few destinations in the world where these magnificent creatures can be seen all through the year, adventure seekers can go diving with certified instructors and actually swim alongside a Whale Shark. Now, that’s getting up close and personal!

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1190 Coral Islands and 26 Atolls

The Maldives has 26 atolls and 1190 islands of which 187 are inhabited including 106 being standalone luxury resorts.  This small island nation isn’t so small after all.

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A Sinking Paradise

Due to climatic changes including rising sea levels and increasing land erosion, the islands of Maldives are being adversely affected. Coral levels are also plummeting and the government has strict laws in place to prevent further damage and degradation.

BOOK A FLIGHT TO MALDIVES TODAY.
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