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Good day. Can I leave Poland to Egypt and return if my card is broken, and my children are Pesel UKR, (action pl.). Thanks for the answer!
Good day. Can I leave Poland to Egypt and return if my card is broken, and my children are Pesel UKR, (action pl.). Thanks for the answer!
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And what do they say in the Polish travel agency? This is an interesting question, leaving without problems, but then entering the EU... Egyptian border guards can drink blood.))
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answered 3 weeks ago
I understand that you are interested in your possibility to travel from Poland to Egypt and back with certain documents. However, without more information about your specific situation and the required documents, I cannot provide a complete answer.
Here are some general recommendations:
1. **Polish card beaten in Poland**: If you have a card beaten in Poland, make sure that it is valid for the entire period of your trip to Egypt and back. Also check if you need a visa to enter Egypt.
2. **Documents for children with PESEL UKR**: If your children have a PESEL, it means that they most likely have the right to reside in Poland. However, I recommend checking with the relevant Polish or Ukrainian authorities about the requirements for children during international travel.
3. **Travel Preparation**: Before you leave, make sure you have all the necessary documents such as passports, visas (if required), health insurances and other documents that you may need during your trip.
I also advise you to contact the relevant consul
Here are some general recommendations:
1. **Polish card beaten in Poland**: If you have a card beaten in Poland, make sure that it is valid for the entire period of your trip to Egypt and back. Also check if you need a visa to enter Egypt.
2. **Documents for children with PESEL UKR**: If your children have a PESEL, it means that they most likely have the right to reside in Poland. However, I recommend checking with the relevant Polish or Ukrainian authorities about the requirements for children during international travel.
3. **Travel Preparation**: Before you leave, make sure you have all the necessary documents such as passports, visas (if required), health insurances and other documents that you may need during your trip.
I also advise you to contact the relevant consul
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