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Vaccinations
Visitors entering South Africa from a yellow fever zone must
have a valid international yellow fever innoculation
certificate. Immunization against cholera and small pox are
not required, nor are other vaccinations required when
visiting South Africa.
Liability and insurance
Registration for the Conference implies that delegates agree
that neither the Local Organizing Committee nor the
Professional Confernence Organizer assume any liability or
responsibility for any losses, accidents or damage to
person's private property. Delegates are requested to make
their own arrangements for medical, travel and personal
insurance.
Currency and exchange
The South African Rand is the local currency. Foreign
exchange can be done in any of the casinos on the resort
from 08:00 until casino closes every day. A passport will be
required for ALL transactions.
Credit cards, shopping
Foreigners can claim sales tax refunds and should ask
salesmen to fill out a tax refund form when purchasing any
goods. All major credit cards are accepted throughout South
Africa, as well as Traveler's cheques. Various automatic
teller machines are also available on the resort.
Electricity/Voltage
The voltage throughout South Africa is 220V/50hz.
Time Zone
Central European Time (GMT+2)
Water
Tap water is drinkable in all parts of South Africa.
Smoking
Smoking is prohibited in public spaces and is restricted to
specific areas.
Visa Requirements
For the majority of foreign nationals who travel to South
Africa, entry is straightforward and hassle-free. All
visitors must be in possession of a valid passport in order
to enter the country and in some cases, a visa. To determine
whether you require a visa to enter South Africa, visit the
comprehensive South African Home Affairs Department at
http://www.southafrica.info/travel/documents/visas.htm
FOR DETAILED INFORMATION ON EVERYTHING POSSIBLY CONNECTED TO
SOUTH AFRICA, please visit
http://www.southafrica.co.za/south_africa_travel_
info_40.html
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