• Resources for Education Abroad Bibliography of reference books, internet sites, listserves, funding sources, region-specific resources (scroll down) from NAFSA: Association of International Educators
• British universities are reviewed periodically, and the ratings are available on the review agency's website.

Government Related Information

• Consular Information Sheets from the US State Department. 
• Foreign Consular Offices in the United States
• Embassy World is a directory and search engine for embassies and consulates around the world.

Safety Abroad

• Travel Advisories from the US State Department. 
• The Security Toolbox:  links to sources of information  about safety and security, including other countries' assessments of safety, major newspapers, and a recent event summary.

Health Abroad

• Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta has informmation on disease outbreaks and geographic health recommendations.
• Health Issues (USC) This site provides links to various health organizations concerned with information for travelers, such as the World Health Organization (tropical diseases), Global Emergency Services, etc. 
• Travel Health Online Commercial web site. Listings are by country and include information on climates and health precautions.
• AIDS and Study Abroad University of Indiana site with precautions.

Work While a Student Abroad

• Getting a student visa that permits work in Britain even if studying for only one semester. Information on contacting immigration authorities about the availability of an exception to the 6-month minimum stay to get a visa permitting employment for those who request it.
• A master list of search engines and specific opportunities for work abroad have been compiled by the University of California-Irvine. UC-Irvine also has web pages on Internships Abroad,  Teaching Abroad, and Volunteering Abroad.

Travel

• Council Travel International Student ID Card
• U.S. State Dept information on visas and other entry requirements
• SAFETI web site is devoted to safety in study abroad 
• Lonely Planet Travel Guide has online information for cities and countries including information on environment, history, economy and culture
• LesBiGay Resources Information for gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender students studying abroad from the NAFSA LesBiGay special interest group (SIG).
• Mobility Intermational  has information for people with disabilities, as does Access Abroad, a site at UMinnesota focused on study abroad.
• Journeywoman.com is a website with advice for women travelers.
• World Wide Hostel Guide lists thousands of hostels from all affiliations and networks. 
• TransitionsAbroad is the website of an organization that publishes magazines and books on student work, travel, and study abroad.
• Johnny Jet's Travel Portal is a commercial website with links to hundreds of travel-related websites.
• Cash machines: ATMs Worldwide are listed on VISA and Mastercard's websites
• International Telephone Directories Information and services for more than 187 countries.
• International Weather from Weather.com
• Currency rates, converters, tables, and cheat-sheets.

News

• Washington Post international news section
• New York Times international news section 
• International Herald Tribune 

Country-Specific Information

• Argentina: Newspapers La Nación and Página 12
• Brazil: Newspaper Jornal do Brasil
• France: The Smith French Department has a comprehensive list of links to libraries, city information, and more.
• Égide, a site in French and English to provide information about study in and travel to France. 
• Ghana: JOY Multimedia Broadcasting Company (news, more)
• Israel: The Jerusalem Post, (an English language newspaper)
• Spain: Newspapers El País  and El Diario Vasco  
• UK: BBC webpage (news); British Council's Study in the UK
• Foreign Language and Culture contains links to many web sites for news and cultural information in different languages.
• American Journalism Review has links to newspapers worldwide.