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Zdobienia na gopurach świątyni Sri MeenakshiMadurai, Indiefoto: Krzysztof Stępieńźródło: transazja.pl
Indie | 19 lut 2012
Malediwy | 8 lut 2012
Indie | 22 sty 2012
| 1 USD | 1 EUR | 1 PLN | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chiny | CNY | 6,30 | 8,28 | 1,98 |
| Indie | INR | 49,71 | 65,33 | 15,59 |
| Izrael | ILS | 3,75 | 4,93 | 1,18 |
| Malezja | MYR | 3,05 | 4,01 | 0,96 |
| Rosja | RUB | 29,99 | 39,42 | 9,40 |
| Sri Lanka | LKR | 118,60 | 155,88 | 37,19 |
| Syria | SYP | 58,55 | 76,96 | 18,36 |
| Tajlandia | THB | 30,86 | 40,56 | 9,68 |
| Turcja | TRY | 1,76 | 2,31 | 0,55 |
| wymagana wiza | ambasada w Polsce |
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| Afganistan | TAK | TAK |
| Arabia Saudyjska | TAK | TAK |
| Armenia | TAK | TAK |
| Azerbejdżan | TAK | TAK |
| Bahrajn | TAK | - |
| Bangladesz | TAK | - |
| Bhutan | TAK | - |
| Brunei | - | - |
| Chiny | TAK | TAK |
| Filipiny | - | TAK |
| Gruzja | - | TAK |
| Hong Kong | - | - |
| Indie | TAK | TAK |
| Indonezja | TAK | TAK |
| Irak | TAK | TAK |
| Iran | TAK | TAK |
| Izrael | - | TAK |
| Japonia | - | TAK |
| Jemen | TAK | TAK |
| Jordania | TAK | - |
| Kambodża | TAK | - |
| Katar | TAK | TAK |
| Kazachstan | TAK | TAK |
| Kirgistan | TAK | - |
| Korea Północna | TAK | TAK |
| Korea Południowa | - | TAK |
| Kuwejt | - | TAK |
| Laos | TAK | - |
| Liban | TAK | TAK |
| Makau | - | - |
| Malediwy | TAK | - |
| Malezja | - | TAK |
| Mongolia | TAK | TAK |
| Nepal | TAK | - |
| Oman | TAK | - |
| Pakistan | TAK | TAK |
| Palestyna | - | - |
| Rosja | TAK | TAK |
| Singapur | - | - |
| Sri Lanka | TAK | TAK |
| Syria | TAK | TAK |
| Tadżykistan | TAK | - |
| Tajlandia | - | TAK |
| Tajwan | - | - |
| Timor Wschodni | TAK | - |
| Turcja | TAK | TAK |
| Turkmenistan | TAK | - |
| Uzbekistan | TAK | TAK |
| Wietnam | TAK | TAK |
| Zjednoczone Emiraty Arabskie | TAK | TAK |
Zestawienie informacji na temat wymaganych zaświadczeń zdrowotnych, zalecanych szczepień ochronnych i zagrożeń chorobowych przy podróży do krajów Azji.
Cena brutto w PLN zawiera w sobie wszystkie możliwe opłaty, w tym lotniskowe
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