Visa Fees: reimbursement is permitted.
Historically, we have always allowed visa fees, as described herein, for reimbursement. Technically speaking, they were prohibited because of this text early in the policy: "only those categories of expenses listed in this document qualify." I've left that text in place and added visa fees explicitly.
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		|  | @ -559,6 +559,19 @@ reimbursement.  Other internet access fees (e.g., airport internet | ||||||
| services, personal wi-fi hotspots, internet cafes) are not reimbursable | services, personal wi-fi hotspots, internet cafes) are not reimbursable | ||||||
| except as incidental expenses to be covered by a Traveler's per diem. | except as incidental expenses to be covered by a Traveler's per diem. | ||||||
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|  | ### Visa Fees | ||||||
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|  | Conservancy will reimburse fees charged by an embassy (or any government | ||||||
|  | agency) that are mandatory for receiving a visa (or other permission) to | ||||||
|  | enter the final destination country of travel, provided proper documentation | ||||||
|  | of cost (such as a receipt, or a copy of the visa along with government | ||||||
|  | published rates). | ||||||
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|  | Conservancy may reimburse other ancillary costs, such as use of a travel | ||||||
|  | expert agency for obtaining a visa, or additional domestic travel costs | ||||||
|  | necessary to obtain a visa, but all such other costs require prior approval | ||||||
|  | from Conservancy. | ||||||
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| ## Non-reimbursable Expenses | ## Non-reimbursable Expenses | ||||||
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| Non-reimbursable expenses are identified throughout this policy.  The | Non-reimbursable expenses are identified throughout this policy.  The | ||||||
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