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Tirana

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Electricity

Electricity
For Albania, there are two associated plug types: types C and F. Both have two round pins. The country operates on a 230V supply voltage at 50Hz.

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    Passport/Visa

    Passport/Visa

    The visa policy of Albania is closely aligned with the Schengen Area's regulations. It allows 90-day visa-free entry for citizens of Schengen member states, with the exception of individuals from some extra-European territories. Additionally, Albania grants visa-free access to citizens of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kuwait and Turkey. Notably, citizens of the United States can enter Albania without a visa for up to a year. Individuals holding a valid, multiple-entry visa or residence permit issued by a Schengen Area country, the United States, Cyprus, Ireland, or the United Kingdom can also enter Albania visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Your passport must be valid for at least 3 months after the date you leave the Republic of Albania and must have been issued within the last 10 years.

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    Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza (TIA)

    Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza (TIA)

    Nënë Tereza (Mother Theresa) airport, also known as Rinas Airport or Tirana International Airport, lies 26 kilometres northwest of the city in the town of Rinasi. There is a regular bus line that offers daily 24-hour service between the airport and the National Theatre of Opera and Ballet of Albania in Tirana. The trip takes around 30 minutes. A taxi from the airport to the city centre takes about 20-25 minutes. Be certain to fix a price before you get into the taxi.

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    Public Transport

    Public Transport

    Downtown Tirana is not too big to explore on foot, but you can also use a number of intra-city bus lines going round the city and to and from the shopping centres. The tickets are cheap, but keep in mind that the buses don't go fast. Buses in Tirana run from 6am to 11pm. For longer bus journeys there are shared buses/mini-vans called "furgons" that depart for a destination once they are filled with passengers. Because of the ongoing construction in Tirana the bus and furgon depots change regularly, so it is very important to check the locations with your hotel.

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    Post

    Post

    The Albanian Post company provides both postal and financial services in Albania, with offices all over the country. You can trust them with your letters and small parcels, as well as get payments and money transfers done. Their operating hours are usually from Monday to Friday 8am–4pm, Saturday 8am–noon, and the offices stay closed on Sunday. The central post office in Tirana is located at Rruga Çamëria (next to Bank Of Albania Museum).

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