Fast Facts about coming to the U.S.

Opening times usually from 9.00 bis 17.00 clock clock running. On weekends, Saturdays are usually the same, but Sunday 11.00 bis 06.00 clock.The drinking laws here are a little different from others countries. The minimum age for drinking here in the U.S. is 21 years old. You may need to identify the purchase of alcohol.Sockets are also from other countries. The U.S. uses 110 to 120 volt power outlets and Europe uses 220-240 volt outlets. You need an adapter to your 110-electrical devices use here in the U.S..Consulates are located in Washington DC. There are several consulates in major U.S. cities is located. Washington is home to the embassies of Australia, Canada, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand and Great Britain.Gasoline is known here simply as a gas in the U.S.. A gallon of gasoline is equal to 3.8 liters. Gas prices rise and fall in the U.S., especially during the holidays and summer.Emergency services by dialing 911 are achieved in every city in the United States. If you have a medical problem, you can check in time and know where the hospitals are, if you need medical help. Carry a list of drugs and surgical data as well as your common name of the physician and phone number.The time is in Pacific Standard Time in Nevada. This means that Nevada is 3 hours behind New York and in most states in the U.S., Nevada has observed Daylight Savings Time.The search for a public bathroom is almost impossible. You can usually go into a hotel and find, in the lobby. Can not allow restaurants and bars, use their bathroom, if you are a patron. Simply buy a cup of coffee or a soft drink.The observed number of U.S. federal holidays and this can mean several government offices are closed. Some of these holidays are Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, New Year, 4th July, Memorial Day, Labor Day and Veterans Day.

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