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Where do I get my AFS ID Card from?
Q: Where do I get my AFS ID Card from? A: Student News for March 2000 says: "These will be mailed directly to students. AFS ID cards indicate that you are a secondary school student in New Zealand for a year - they are NOT discount cards". [Top]
Q: The bus driver wouldn't accept my AFS ID Card for a student fare - why not? A: Some places might accept your AFS ID Card when you ask for a student fare or price, but they don't have to. You should always carry your school ID card as well, and show that. If you don't have a school ID card, ask at the school office. [Top]
Q: Can my friend from another Chapter come and visit during the school holidays? A: Of course, but there are some rules: First check with your host family - this sometimes gets forgotten until the last minute, and the visit may not be convenient! Your friend must make sure their Chapter Support Co-ordinator and host family knows they intend travelling to another Chapter, and approve their plans. They must not travel during school time, and must not hitch-hike to get here. [Top]
Q: Can I visit my friend in another Chapter during the school holidays? A: Same answer as the last question, but the other way around. Make sure you discuss your travel and accommodation plans well before you intend travelling, to avoid any difficulties. [Top]
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