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Going Foreign in Your Boat | JimB Sail
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When 'Going Foreign', ie, leaving your home country (be it America, Canada or a European country) for longer than a typical holiday, or traveling to another country in your own boat, you'll face unfamiliar situations. Boating regulations will differ, while civic or immigration rules limit how long people may stay before their 'visitor' status changes. On the practical side,
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