Travel Preparations
Published on Anja Tags: VorbereitungNachtrag


Apply for
- International Driving License (only valid together with EU card driving license)
- Passport
Buy
- Backpack for Anja
- Microfiber towels
- Sleeping bags with inlets
- Flight tickets
- ETA (for entry to Canada)
- Waterproof "Unigear Dry Bag" by Osprey (12L)
- Universal Travel Adapter
Cancel
- Rental contract
- Subscriptions
- Mobile phone contracts
- Bank account in Zittau
- Contract with the municipal utilities
Achieve
- Move and hand over apartment
- Change addresses and re-register
- Organize broadcasting fee
- Apply for credit cards
- Hanseatic Bank (for Pascal)
- Barclays (for Pascal)
- VR Bank Mittelfranken Mitte (for Anja)
- American Express Payback (for Anja)
- Get vaccinated
- Yellow fever
- Hepatitis A (Havrix 1440 | x2)
- Typhoid (Typhim Vi | x1)
- Meningococcal (Nimenrix | Groups A, C, W-135 and Y | x1)
- Rabies (Rabipur | x3)
- Malaria prophylaxis (Atovaquone/Proguanil-HCl Glenmark 250mg/100mg FTA (36 ST))
- Register with ELEFAND
- Make doctor's appointments
- Dentist
- General practitioner
- Gynecologist
- Veterinarian for Johnny and Malou
- Apply for travel health insurance
- Apply for luggage insurance
- Search for a cat sitter
- Book accommodation in Santiago
- Plan luggage
- Put together a travel pharmacy
- Say goodbye
- Family
- Friends
- Work colleagues
Pack
- Clothes
- Trousers
- Two long trousers
- Lightweight
- So far that you can still wear thin trousers underneath
- No jeans
- Two short trousers
- A thin pair of trousers that can be worn under other trousers and to sleep in
- Two long trousers
- Sweaters
- A thin, tight sweater
- A thin, medium-tight sweater
- A medium-thick sweater
- A fleece sweater
- T-shirts
- Four tight T-shirts
- A loose T-shirt for sleeping
- Tops
- Three tops
- Underwear
- Eleven underpants (perhaps a bit overkill, but oh well)
- Seven short socks
- Two long socks
- A light bra
- A dark bra
- A bikini (ideally one of the underpants can also be used as swimming trunks)
- Jackets
- Two down jackets
- A rain jacket
- Miscellaneous
- A beanie
- A bandana
- A cap
- A pair of thin gloves
- Shoes
- A pair of sturdy, waterproof half-shoes (must be comfortable enough for hiking)
- A pair of sandals
- A pair of bathing shoes, which also have to function as slippers
- Trousers
- Bath bag
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Shampoo
- Express repair conditioner as a spray (for grooming and untangling my hair)
- Spray deodorant
- Strong roll deodorant (48 h)
- Razor
- Nail scissors
- Tweezers
- Hair clip
- Hair ties (four to five)
- Brush
- Toothpick or something for the interdental spaces;)
- Glas cleaning spray
- Powder
- Blistex
- Cream
- Disinfection spray
- Roll of toilet paper
- Microfiber towel
- Technology
- Headphones (also for the plane)
- Travel adapter
- Mobile phone charging cable (USBA to USBC or USBC to USBC)
- USB stick (this should also contain scans of all important things)
- SD card
- Powerbank
- Kitchen equipment
- Water bottle
- Bread box
- Pocket knife with integrated fork
- Small spoon
- Odds and ends
- Sunglasses
- Folder for tickets etc.
- Empty bags for loose things or for bottles that can leak
- Foldable light bag
- Handkerchiefs
- Pen and small block
- Piece of rope
- Safety pin
- Sewing set
- Duct tape
- Second wallet
- Bags
- Travel backpack
- Daypack
- Belly bag
- Dry bag
- Money belt for under the clothes
- Bag for odds and ends on the go
- Cotton bag as a backpack replacement or to put food in
- Organizational
- Passport
- Vaccination pass
- Credit cards
- National and international driving license (only valid in combination)
- Insurance evidence (especially travel health insurance)
- Emergency phone numbers
- First aid kit
- Band-Aids (in carry-on luggage)
- Blister Band-Aids (in carry-on luggage)
- Tablets
- (Travel) Nausea (Travel pills Stada 50mg)
- Drug against diarrhea (Loperamid akut)
- Electrolyte powder to balance salt loss (Katerfly)
- Fever-reducing drug (e.g. ibuTAD)
- Painkiller, also against stomach pains/cramps (Paracetamol and Ibuprofen)
- Medication for mucus dissolution (GeloMyrtol)
- Lozenges against (tickly) cough and sore throat (In carry-on luggage) (Septolete, Isla)
- Antiallergic (Lorano aku)
- Bladder infection (Canephron, Sidroga)
- Prophylaxis against malaria (Atovaquone/Proguanil-HCl Glenmark 250mg/100mg FTA (36 ST)
- Pill
- Ointments/Gels/Creams/Sprays
- Anti-sting ointment (Fenistil, Soventol)
- Burn and wound gel or healing ointment (Medice)
- Pain gel/-ointment against strains (Voltaren)
- Means against nausea (Iberogast)
- Nasal spray (Hysan)
- Wound disinfection spray
- Disinfection spray
- Moisture cream
- Eye drops
- Anti-Insect spray with the active ingredient DEET (NoBite Spray)
- First aid equipment (not complete)
- Disposable gloves
- Quick wound dressing
- Scissors
- Sterile compresses
- Tweezers
- Scissors
- Sunscreen
- Sun cream
- After Sun
- We left out
- Thermometer
- Charcoal tablets
- Drugs against constipation
- Tablets for water preparation (e.g. trekking) On site I bought a few things. But these are almost superfluous again and have sometimes also a too big pack size (Alpaca pullover, fleece jacket, crochet top). Besides, I also schlepped some things unnecessarily:
- Lock
- Carabiner
- Spare laces
On site:
- Purchases
- SIM-Card
- Sponge for washing up
- Jacket for Pascal
- Hiking shoes for Pascal
- Spork for Pascal
- Salt and spices
- Plan route
- Santiago
- Valparaíso
- Pica Oasis
Packing picture
In conclusion, there is still a picture of the backpack content:
