July 12, 2011.
Eyra got her 2nd passport already--even when she is just 6 y.o. It's simply because she had her first when she was 8 months old.
Now, Freya, her sister, needs a new one, too.
So, I took them, alongside with their Mom, to the immigration office in town to apply for and get their passport made.
It was not an easy thing to do since now everything is computerized and automatically done in easy order (thanks to the extremely good change in the public services as shown by the Office of Immigration. I myself could not believe that it took only 3 days to make the passport including the interview and photo session.
well that is one great achievement for the immigration office in town. I wonder if other offices in other part of the country do the same thing.
So, one thing memorable about it was when Eyra and Freya were pretty much enjoying their time in making them passport. They were just playing hide-and-seek while waiting in line to be called upon for photo and interview session (of course the parents did the interview):)
Even, they seemed to occupy the whole sessions of seats in the waiting room just for themselves.
....
anyhow..the passports will surely be (insyaallah) their gateway to see the world in their early years. First...is going to with me in Korea this year. I hope that this will be of great help. Amen.
Eyra got her 2nd passport already--even when she is just 6 y.o. It's simply because she had her first when she was 8 months old.
Now, Freya, her sister, needs a new one, too.
So, I took them, alongside with their Mom, to the immigration office in town to apply for and get their passport made.
It was not an easy thing to do since now everything is computerized and automatically done in easy order (thanks to the extremely good change in the public services as shown by the Office of Immigration. I myself could not believe that it took only 3 days to make the passport including the interview and photo session.
well that is one great achievement for the immigration office in town. I wonder if other offices in other part of the country do the same thing.
So, one thing memorable about it was when Eyra and Freya were pretty much enjoying their time in making them passport. They were just playing hide-and-seek while waiting in line to be called upon for photo and interview session (of course the parents did the interview):)
Even, they seemed to occupy the whole sessions of seats in the waiting room just for themselves.
....
anyhow..the passports will surely be (insyaallah) their gateway to see the world in their early years. First...is going to with me in Korea this year. I hope that this will be of great help. Amen.
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