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An Israeli visitor stamp may serve as a visa denial.
In 2009 they rested in Egypt and went on an excursion to Israel, where they put an entry and exit stamp on the border. Can there be problems when entering the UAE because of the stamp in the passport.
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Also interested in this question. After re-reading numerous forums, I concluded that the border crossing stamp itself does not matter. Only one thing matters - an ISRAELI passport, they definitely won't let you in with it :)))))
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answered 13 years ago
When you prepare data for a UAE visa, you will see that you will be required to scan a photo and the first spread of your passport. Based on this, a visa is issued.
Those. no one sees your visas and stamps.
Those. no one sees your visas and stamps.
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answered 13 years ago
How to say! For example, the Israeli consulate requested additional documents confirming kinship from my loved one, and the request was motivated by looking at the UAE visa made a month earlier. Consult on this issue in more detail at the Israeli consulate
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answered 13 years ago
I beg your pardon, but you are opening a visa in the UAE! Then no problem (thought and confused, I thought that you were going to Israel)
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answered 13 years ago
If you have an Israeli VISA, then you may be denied a UAE visa. I couldn't find anything about the stamp anywhere. Please check with the UAE embassy
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answered 13 years ago
Can not. For a UAE visa, a person provides a copy of only the first page of the passport. As you know, no stamps can stand on it.
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answered 13 years ago
I can scare you even more
even with an open visa, border guards ALWAYS have the right not to let you into the country ...
so go ahead ... they can't check the trip to Israel ... they won't notice a small stamp about crossing the border (yes, no one needs it)
even with an open visa, border guards ALWAYS have the right not to let you into the country ...
so go ahead ... they can't check the trip to Israel ... they won't notice a small stamp about crossing the border (yes, no one needs it)
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answered 13 years ago
To open a visa to the UAE, as mentioned above, you need a scanned copy of the photo and the first page of the passport. When passing through passport control in the UAE, the retina is scanned and a stamp is placed at the entrance to the country on any free page. ALL. Nobody reads the passport!
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answered 13 years ago
don't quite agree! friends flew to Dubai on a tour package, everything was fine, but when they went through passport control, they were not allowed into the country, because there was a stamp about visiting Israel.
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answered 13 years ago
Dear travelers! I explain... from experience! you can apply for a visa to the UAE if you have visited Israel .. but they may immediately refuse ... This is the first. And the second ... and the worst: already with a visa issued at the Dubai airport .. upon arrival they simply turn you around ... and NOBODY will help you with this! So think! And what does the pages in the passport have to do with it .. if you are simply not allowed into the country ... after looking through all your passport pages for passport control! don't ruin your vacation!
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answered 13 years ago
UAE...it's not Egypt..and not Turkey..and even more so not Israel..everything is much more serious there!
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answered 13 years ago
Angelika55, how long ago did your friends try to visit the UAE and they were turned away? they say there really were problems with this before, but this has not been observed for the past few years ..... and by the way, my friends went at the end of October 2010, 4 people all with Israeli stamps and had a great rest
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answered 13 years ago
If my best friend hadn’t traveled several times a year to Dubai (to her other friend and for shopping) and to Eilat to her brother with the same passport, then I might have believed Angelika55.
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answered 13 years ago
Our friends went in December 2009. and unsuccessful. Perhaps during this time something has changed. I have relatives living in Dubai for many years, when we traveled, when applying for a visa, we were specifically warned about this. This was also in 2009.
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answered 13 years ago
Who warned? Visa section of the UAE Consulate?
Anyone in any country of the world and with any passport can "deploy".
Anyone in any country of the world and with any passport can "deploy".
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answered 13 years ago
We were issued a visa to enter the UAE locale, because we flew there on a tour. And the first thing we were told: if you have a stamp in your passport about visiting Israel, then a visa will not be issued to enter the UAE, or it will be deployed in Dubai. I had to urgently change my passport (because it seemed to be lost) so that there was no stamp.
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answered 13 years ago
Can I ask again - who said? And what is a locale?
A visa is issued calmly with any stamps, even just through the website of the Etihad airline can be issued if they fly.
A visa is issued calmly with any stamps, even just through the website of the Etihad airline can be issued if they fly.
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answered 13 years ago
A local is a local Arab resident who has citizenship in the Emirates, and who can easily issue visas to anyone without any problems ... and not only visas. He applied for a visa for us, we scanned the documents and sent them to him. And he warned us right away. Then we received a scan of the visa, and we flew with it, although the scan was not needed. there at the airport all the docks were already there. Personally, we flipped through the entire passport, all the pages.
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answered 13 years ago
VISA
To enter the country, it is necessary to obtain a visa secured by a sponsor's guarantee, i.e. an organization, company or individual entitled to apply for an entry visa. Tourists who come to rest in the UAE receive a visa certified by the guarantee of a travel company. Two types of visas are valid: transit - issued for 14 days and regular entry - for 30 days.
The passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of return. A visa or other stamps of the State of Israel in the passport may serve as a reason for denial of entry.
The UAE authorities may refuse entry right upon arrival at the UAE airport, while reserving the right not to explain the reason for the refusal of a visa.
To enter the country, it is necessary to obtain a visa secured by a sponsor's guarantee, i.e. an organization, company or individual entitled to apply for an entry visa. Tourists who come to rest in the UAE receive a visa certified by the guarantee of a travel company. Two types of visas are valid: transit - issued for 14 days and regular entry - for 30 days.
The passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of return. A visa or other stamps of the State of Israel in the passport may serve as a reason for denial of entry.
The UAE authorities may refuse entry right upon arrival at the UAE airport, while reserving the right not to explain the reason for the refusal of a visa.
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answered 13 years ago
The last quote is from some website, most likely a travel company. And on the basis of just this phrase, I would already doubt the competence of this company.
On the official websites regarding the visa regime of the UAE, this is not even close.
Not to mention the fact that "visa certified by the guarantee of a travel company" is complete nonsense. As I already wrote, even a / c can apply for a visa, most often a hotel does this for tourists. And our agencies, when they receive refusals due to their own negligence (as a rule, due to incorrect calculation of the working days required to open a visa), they begin to compose tales about Israel's irresistible stamps.
On the official websites regarding the visa regime of the UAE, this is not even close.
Not to mention the fact that "visa certified by the guarantee of a travel company" is complete nonsense. As I already wrote, even a / c can apply for a visa, most often a hotel does this for tourists. And our agencies, when they receive refusals due to their own negligence (as a rule, due to incorrect calculation of the working days required to open a visa), they begin to compose tales about Israel's irresistible stamps.
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answered 13 years ago
Naturally, this is from the site ... But a similar warning was sent to the anm about Israel. Therefore, we did not take risks ... and made another passport.
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answered 13 years ago
@But a similar warning was sent anm @
Again - who sent it? Consul, UAE Foreign Ministry?
Again - who sent it? Consul, UAE Foreign Ministry?
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answered 13 years ago
of course, the immigration service of Dubai. The person who was involved in issuing a visitor visa for us (local) was given a list of documents that we had to provide for processing, including a warning for Israel.
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answered 13 years ago
Tell me please ... I have two stamps on entry to Israel, the first time I entered there was in 2009. for a period of 1 month, and in 2010 for a period of 6 weeks .... Can they not let me into their territory at the Dubai airport ??? Or there may be a refusal of a visa ???
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answered 13 years ago
You know, it might be better for you to consult through the Dubai Migration Service, as I understand it, there are differences in entering Dubai (on a tour package or on a guest trip), because, as many have commented here, supposedly there should be no difficulties. Again, we were personally warned (we were driving on the guest room). It is better not to rush, but to consult in advance. Because, I know cases when a visa was issued, but entry into the country was not allowed at the airport in Dubai. Why don't they explain why...
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answered 13 years ago
And then here some asked questions: who issued the warning .. Consul, the UAE Foreign Ministry? ... Who-whom .. well, not on a street corner, such documents are drawn up. Perhaps others flew on one visa and had no problems, others fly on a different visa ... and they have other situations. Therefore, here you need to personally consult and no one will answer you except for the Dubai migration woman .. especially on this site. This is where you can get some advice...
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you for your answer ... Indeed, it will be necessary to contact the Migration Service in Dubai .... I hope everything will work out for me
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answered 13 years ago
If you can get in touch - write here. Because today I think it's unrealistic.
And according to the procedure - any consulate answers such questions - submit documents, we will consider it.
And according to the procedure - any consulate answers such questions - submit documents, we will consider it.
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answered 13 years ago
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