Im An Australian With No Passport That Needs to Get To Alaska Quickly????

Question

How Do I Get A Passport?

How Much Does It Cost?

How Do I Apply For A US Visa?

How Much Does It Cost?

Things I Should Know Before Going There???

Thanks ive never been out of Australia so i have no idea what im doing!!!!

Answer 1

You can go to any post office and get a form to fill out and the information you need to obtain your passport. Here is a link to more info about passports:

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/index.a...

This link pertains to cost of passports:

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Queries...

As for visas, this link should help you with information about going to the U.S.  

http://canberra.usembassy.gov/consular/v...

Answer 2

Pretend you are mexican, don't speak english and want to live off the governmnet for the rest of your life and they roll out the red carpet here for you....

Answer 3

Australian passport

Fees:  $A200

length of time: goal is 10 days

visit site below for more info on where to apply, on-line applications, what you need to supply, etc.

http://www.passports.gov.au/Web/index.as...

US Visa

suggest that you visit the following site:

Cost is US$131.

Time:  US goal is 30 days from application

Where:  contact your nearest US consulate or embassy.  Located in Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney or "Presence Posts" in Adelaide or Brisbane.

http://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/visapol...

Alaska is beautiful country.  It is also very big! Most of it is very remote and inaccessable.  It is very mountainous and lots of wildlife.  Lots of rain and snow.  Very cold in our winter - your summer.  Some landscape is tundra, no tree growth.  tends to be very expensive in summer as many people like to travel there to see the glaciers, animal life, scenery, etc.  It also can be warm in summer (on Pacific ocean and gets warm currents and warm weather).  Suggest to visit web site of city you are going to and look at the monthly weather information for the time you will be there.  

Hope this helps - if you go, you should enjoy it.

I've spent some time in Australia (from Sydney north to the Great Barrier reef and really enjoyed it!)