Out-of-state travel means all travel from a point of origin in Oregon to a point of destination in another state and return therefrom.
Out-of-state travel means travel outside the State of Oregon.
Out-of-state travel means non-foreign travel outside of the state of Connecticut.
More Definitions of Out-of-state travel
Out-of-state travel means travel anywhere outside the boundaries of the State of Washington.
Out-of-state travel means travel associated with an educational field trip or activity trip outside of Utah. Out-of-state travel requires approval by the Superintendent or the Board of Education.
Out-of-state travel means travel to destinations outside Maryland and Washington, D.C.
Out-of-state travel means state travel that starts or ends in the state of Indiana, or within the state of the traveler’s station, and includes traveling into any other state.
Out-of-state travel means authorized travel destinations outside of the state of Maryland but within the United States.
Out-of-state travel means authorized travel to a destination outside of the Commonwealth of Kentucky that does not constitute “in-state travel” as defined in subsection (2) above.
Out-of-state travel means travel from or to a destination outside of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Travel from or to a bordering state that does not require airfare is considered in-state travel.