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Registering
Every foreigner must register. Usually this takes place automatically at your hotel check-in, but if you're staying with friends or in a private house, you must appear at the police station closest to your residence within three days in order to fill out the form.
Passport
You require a valid passport. Canadian citizens arriving directly from Canada may be admitted for 90 days upon presentation of an original birth certificate, photo ID and valid return ticket.
Vaccinations
None
Visa
None, unless you are staying for more than 90 days, or for work or study.
Climate
Over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year with an average temperature of 26° C.
Tipping
Most restaurants and hotels automatically add a 10% service charge. Tipping more than that is optional and left to your discretion. Always check your bill and add 10% or more if service has not been included.
Telephone
Emergency numbers to keep on hand:
Ambulance: 115
Coast guard: 427-8819
Hospitals:
Queen Elizabeth: 436-6450
Bayview Hospital: 426-5446
Police - general: 436-6600
Police - emergency: 112
Fire: 113
What to wear?
Light summer clothing for a sun vacation. However, it's always good to bring along a light sweater or jacket for the evening. When you've been out in the sun during the day, the nights can feel chilly with the evening breezes.
Stylish clothes are appropriate for the evening. Shorts are not accepted after 6:00 p.m. in most restaurants and bars, even if they're chic and expensive. Long pants required.
Be sure to bring: a good pair of walking shoes, sun screen, sunglasses and a hat or cap.
Do I need an electrical adapter?
All appliances function on 110 volts, 50 cycles


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