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    Travel Australia - Indonesian Maid Visa?

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      verykiasumummy
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      3Boys:
      Funz:

      [quote=\"3Boys\"]Well well well, good to have checked, completely forgot that Singaporeans need visas too!



      šŸ˜‚ That happens when you have travel desk to do all your work travel arrangements.

      :oops:

      Actually so many places are visa free for SG passport, EU, US, Japan, China, no problem as a tourist. I used to routinely ask the question about visas, now I routinely don't![/quote]yup probably only aust the odd one out...

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        Dnls_mum:
        Funz:

        I bring mine along on most trips, especially those self drive ones. We usually travel with the whole extended family and with her along, she helps with the cooking and laundry.


        can I ask how big is your extended family? I want to do it too but always have problem with self-drive cost if can fit people cannot fit luggage in the car. So in the end, self drive normally only DH, myslf and 3 kids. Only those (stay put in one place can take the gang šŸ˜ž

        just sharing, my friend went with her extended family 24 pax in total, they hire a bus in taipei...

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          verykiasumummy:
          Dnls_mum:

          [quote=\"Funz\"]I bring mine along on most trips, especially those self drive ones. We usually travel with the whole extended family and with her along, she helps with the cooking and laundry.


          can I ask how big is your extended family? I want to do it too but always have problem with self-drive cost if can fit people cannot fit luggage in the car. So in the end, self drive normally only DH, myslf and 3 kids. Only those stay put in one place can take the gang šŸ˜ž

          just sharing, my friend went with her extended family 24 pax in total, they hire a bus in taipei...[/quote] :yikes:
          My inlaws did that too. They got Chan brothers to organise a tour last year and formed their own tour group to go visit my FIL's ancestral home in China. We could not joined them as we already planned to go NZ. (lucky cos I don't like China kampong very much :evil: )
          I once met a family of 7 during our self drive in Hokkaido. They fitted into an Estima. They used soft luggage, but still I don't know how they can have enough clothes and stuff for the 10 days. I very \"peifu\"

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            Funz
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            Dnls_mum:
            Funz:

            I bring mine along on most trips, especially those self drive ones. We usually travel with the whole extended family and with her along, she helps with the cooking and laundry.


            can I ask how big is your extended family? I want to do it too but always have problem with self-drive cost if can fit people cannot fit luggage in the car. So in the end, self drive normally only DH, myslf and 3 kids. Only those (stay put in one place can take the gang šŸ˜ž

            Minimum 13 people. Max 30+ for this size we charter a coach or book their local tours.

            We will usually need a minimum of 2 MPVs. The last trip to Australia we had a convoy of 3 Estimas. For so many people on a trip you need enough drivers to rotate. As for luggage, we pack light as we do our laundry along the way. Even on a 2 weeks trip, DH and myself can share 1 luggage. DS and DD 1 luggage with space to spare and maid 1 cabin luggage. That is our winter packing. If summer, even lighter. We use a lot of packing sacks to save space.

            We have been wanting to do camper van tours but due to the size of the group and lack of drivers we have not had the chance.

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              Funz:
              Dnls_mum:

              [quote=\"Funz\"]I bring mine along on most trips, especially those self drive ones. We usually travel with the whole extended family and with her along, she helps with the cooking and laundry.


              can I ask how big is your extended family? I want to do it too but always have problem with self-drive cost if can fit people cannot fit luggage in the car. So in the end, self drive normally only DH, myslf and 3 kids. Only those (stay put in one place can take the gang šŸ˜ž

              Minimum 13 people. Max 30+ for this size we charter a coach or book their local tours.

              We will usually need a minimum of 2 MPVs. The last trip to Australia we had a convoy of 3 Estimas. For so many people on a trip you need enough drivers to rotate. As for luggage, we pack light as we do our laundry along the way. Even on a 2 weeks trip, DH and myself can share 1 luggage. DS and DD 1 luggage with space to spare and maid 1 cabin luggage. That is our winter packing. If summer, even lighter. We use a lot of packing sacks to save space.

              We have been wanting to do camper van tours but due to the size of the group and lack of drivers we have not had the chance.[/quote] :thankyou:

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                verykiasumummy
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                Funz:
                Dnls_mum:

                [quote=\"Funz\"]I bring mine along on most trips, especially those self drive ones. We usually travel with the whole extended family and with her along, she helps with the cooking and laundry.


                can I ask how big is your extended family? I want to do it too but always have problem with self-drive cost if can fit people cannot fit luggage in the car. So in the end, self drive normally only DH, myslf and 3 kids. Only those (stay put in one place can take the gang šŸ˜ž

                Minimum 13 people. Max 30+ for this size we charter a coach or book their local tours.

                We will usually need a minimum of 2 MPVs. The last trip to Australia we had a convoy of 3 Estimas. For so many people on a trip you need enough drivers to rotate. As for luggage, we pack light as we do our laundry along the way. Even on a 2 weeks trip, DH and myself can share 1 luggage. DS and DD 1 luggage with space to spare and maid 1 cabin luggage. That is our winter packing. If summer, even lighter. We use a lot of packing sacks to save space.

                We have been wanting to do camper van tours but due to the size of the group and lack of drivers we have not had the chance.[/quote]i can imagine driving long haul... oh my... still got rotation shift... like working too...

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