Just because something is free stateside doesn’t mean it will be the same abroad.

Traveling internationally sometimes involves unexpected costs. In the United States, many people take for granted that certain items or services will be provided at no extra charge. However, “in many countries, things that might seem basic can carry a charge, sometimes small, sometimes not-so-small,” explains Michael Soud , an international attorney and co-founder of Travel Insighter. To avoid being caught by surprise, check out these 12 charges that are unusual at home but common abroad. 1 OF 12

Sitting Down Might Cost You More

In the United States, the price of a cup of coffee, an ice cream cone, or a sandwich is usually the same whether you sit down at a table or get your order to go. However, tha

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