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thankyou mum and boobi and pa for the comment it is nice to have that much contact. l am trying to get a phone card that works on pay phones. l am leaving my phone on in the arvo and at night if you want to call, dont worry if you wake me it is worth it. but you dont have to. dont fret mum we are well no problems now except for being burnt. we will leave this island soon and move on. will tell you where when l know. send love to ben hope he gets better soon. miss you all. ps will call for vajras bday talk soon l hope luv gabi and andre oxoxox

to sepide your answer...
hey l am not sure what agreements malaysia have with europe but best check out google or go see the embassy of the country you are planning to spend most time in, in malaysia. you can apply for a schegen visa which is cheapish and last for 90 days within 6 months time, but it is only a tourist visa, so l suggest you look at applying for a working holiday visa which means you can work and travel too. like l said before the embassy in your coutry can help and you will probaly have to apply in your country and recieve it before you fly there. working holiday visas usually mean you need, a ceryain amount of money for you start of your holiday ie. in australia we need $5,000AUD also yoiu will need a valid passport travel insurance for the whole durantion of your stay and a return ticket or the money for it. also sometimes depending on the country you need to be between the ages od 18 and 30 and not to be accompanied by children. if you look up the embassy online you can find out all those details and you can get the appropriate forms to print and fill in. l hope l have helped feel free to write back, good luck

to chels your answer...
well first where are you from? if you are from countries such as Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada and some others you can just arrive with no VISA and you will get a stamp at the airport. that stamp means you are on a schegen visa(tourist only) and you can travel around 25 countries in europe including sweden for no more than 90 days within 6 months for free. that is what l started with. but if you are not from one of those counties then you have to apply for a schegen visa or another visa before you arrive in the country. while in there you can apply for another visa like a working holiday or a residence permit, but be careful do some research first bout the agreements with your country and sweden because sometimes you cannot apply in the country but have to leave it first. if you are wanting to work then l suggest you apply for a working holiday visa it is flexable and can be up to a year long. my boyfriend from germany is on it in australia and he can work whenever and travel too. he is with me at the moment. so you dont get tied down to just working like in a work permit. if you want to get a visa or extend one in the country l say go to the migration office in Malmö, sweden they were very helpful to me but there are others through out europe. l hope l have helped, you can write back. oh and look in google it helped me get all my info and also check out the swedish emassy in your country or another similar they can help you too. l hope l havent confused you...