Trinidad and Tobago

You are not required a visa if you are going for the purpose of a vacation or a business for not more than 3 months. If you are planning to be there for more than 3 months they yes Visa is required.

Trinidad & Tobago first gained independence on August 31st 1962.

Since then, the country always celebrate Independence Day on the 31st of August every year.

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Trinidad sister isle is togabo n the other neighbouring countries are venzuela, and some others like barbados and Jamaica

well i suppose u can. since you are a british citizen. yeah

Trinidad and Tobago's main source of income is based on the energy sector. We export LNG (liquified natural gas), petroleum and petroleum based products, and steel. Within the Caribbean region, cement, food and beverages are also exported to help with our income. While some money is mad from tourism, unlike most Caribbean island Trinidad and Tobago's main source of revenue is not tourism. Rather, we are a business and industry based island. Trinidad and Tobago's main source of income is based on the energy sector. We export LNG (liquified natural gas), petroleum and petroleum based products, and steel. Within the Caribbean region, cement, food and beverages are also exported to help with our income. While some money is mad from tourism, unlike most Caribbean island Trinidad and Tobago's main source of revenue is not tourism. Rather, we are a business and industry based island.

Eric Williams was the First Prime minister of the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.

what are d opening and closing time of Western Union in Trinidad

The French brought a Carnival like thing and then the slaves created their own Carnival with the drums and costumes and all the other things that Carnival has. That is why there are so many french words in the celebration. Words like "j'ouvert", "Dimanche gras", "fete", "Mardi Gras", 'jab jab", "ministrel" and " Pierrot Grenade".

The Damme Lorraine specifically was just the slaves' way of mocking the french mistresses. Their asses were flat and they had little breasts...so they would put pads in their bras and something to make it look as though they had bottom.

The distance between the above places is 8093 miles. This distance is point to point straight distance. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path chosen. Also this is not the airport to airport precise distance.

The results of your search for Toronto, ON (YTO) to Port of Spain (POS)

Shortest Flight Duration 5 hours 25 mins

Priya Manickchand is the Minister of Education for Guyana.

Dr. Eric Eustace Williams was Trinidad and tobago first Prime minister between 1962-1981 when he died in office. He founded the People National Movement (PMN) in 1956 and won the 1956 generally elections where he led the country to independence. In 1976 he then made the country a republic.

in Caroni and Nariva.This is two swamps and where it is located in Trindad.

$1,000,000 in a half of a second

Africans brought nothing but themselves, remember they were taken from their homeland (Africa). Therefore they came with their two hands swinging. The question you should be asking is: What did Africans impact on Trinidad?

By the 1950s oil had become a staple in Trinidad's export market.
Oil and gas account for about 40% of GDP and 80% of exports.
It is one of the leading gas-based export centers in the world, being the leading exporter of ammonia and methanol and among the top five exporters of liquefied natural gas.

There are a large number ranging in size. The links below will give you a broad overview.

Doctor Leslie Ramsammy is the Minister of Agriculture for Guyana.

WOMEN WEAR

*Orhni

*jhula

*gangari

*chappal

MEN WEAR

*Pagri

*kurtah

*dhoti

salra

Jamaican isn't a language. Their indigenous language is Arawakan.

Arima

Arouca

Carapichaima

Carli Bay

Chaguanas

Chaguaramas

Cunupia

Curepe

Cushe

Guaico

Guanapo

Guayaguayare

Icacos

Iere Village

Mucurapo

Tabaquite

When Indians arrived in Trinidad and Tobago they worked as indentured labourers