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Do I need a second visa for Egypt after visiting Israel?
After an excursion to Israel for an excursion, do I need to get an Egyptian visa again?
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As a rule, no, but if you do not have a "Sinai stamp" in your passport.
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answered 14 years ago
we visited Israel and Jordan several times. We did not re-acquire a visa.
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answered 14 years ago
A visa is not needed if you do not go to continental Egypt - Cairo, Hurghada or Luxor, that is, beyond Sharma (you will not leave the Sinai Peninsula).
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answered 14 years ago
the answer is not clear, i.e. if, after a trip to Israel, you can’t go anywhere further than the Sinai Peninsula? did I understand correctly? If it is correct, then this is not at all the case, we went to Cairo after Israel and there were no problems with visas ...
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answered 14 years ago
You had no problems with further movement around the country, because you had a visa in your passport, not a Sinai stamp.
A couple of months ago, this topic was described in great detail here, reconsider, I just don’t want to write the same thing.
A couple of months ago, this topic was described in great detail here, reconsider, I just don’t want to write the same thing.
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answered 14 years ago
Now if you go from Taba or Sharm to Israel or Jordan, and after that you go outside the Sinai Peninsula (that is, to continental Egypt), your visa will be canceled and invalid upon departure.
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answered 14 years ago
Yeah.
At the airport of arrival, you buy a one-time Egyptian visa. She can travel all over the country. When leaving for Israel, this visa is extinguished, that is, it becomes invalid. When you return from Israel, you get a so-called Sinai visa. It is free and gives the right to move around the territory of the Sinai Peninsula.
Read here.
http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/Louis_Tiran_Sharm_Hotel-h8124-question-9726.html
At the airport of arrival, you buy a one-time Egyptian visa. She can travel all over the country. When leaving for Israel, this visa is extinguished, that is, it becomes invalid. When you return from Israel, you get a so-called Sinai visa. It is free and gives the right to move around the territory of the Sinai Peninsula.
Read here.
http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/Louis_Tiran_Sharm_Hotel-h8124-question-9726.html
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answered 14 years ago
I went in March from Taba to Israel, after that I went to Cairo, they looked at the passport at the checkpoint - there were no problems with the trip to Cairo. A $15 visa is not a one-time entry!!!
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answered 14 years ago
we had a visa "single" for a one-time entry into Egypt, just for 16 dollars, we were told that if you leave Egypt, you will not come back. For multiple entry you need a "multi" visa, well, or there, how about a modet when buying a tour.
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answered 14 years ago
when you return back from israel to egypt. customs put a stamp in your passport - a visa on which a re-enter visa is written, and so this stamp gives you the right to go to Cairo later by bus, etc. no problem, and this stamp is put by 90% of companies selling you Israel, and Sinai rarely anyone puts a stamp, but there are such.
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answered 14 years ago
A Pegas Tourist representative (Egyptian) explained to us that if you go to Israel (or Jordan) and then do not leave the Sinai Peninsula (Shamr, Taba, Nuweiba, Dahab), then there will be no problems with a visa when departing from Egypt . But if you then go to Hurghada or Cairo, you will need a visa, but I won’t say when - at the entrance to Sinai or at the airport.
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answered 14 years ago