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Do I need a visa to Sharm El Sheikh?
Tell me if you need a visa? We arrived on 28.09, we fly away on 12.10 at 7 am, the guide intimidates, says we need to do it urgently, we are shocked !!! no one said when buying a tour !!!
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Fly away on the 15th day! I would pay for a visa than a fine)
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answered 7 years ago
If more than 14 nights, then yes, you need a visa! We also got that it was 15 nights, we bought visas. I advise you to buy
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answered 7 years ago
Dishka93, just recently, good people put photos here, you can stay in Sharm el-Sheikh for 15 days without a visa. So let the guide go to the forest.
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answered 7 years ago
It was written up to 15 days, but the people who published this photo flew on the 15th day, they were not forced to pay anything. I think that the 15th day of departure, especially in the morning, is not considered a day of stay. We generally flew away in May on the 17th day, we also did not pay anything.
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answered 7 years ago
Buy a visa so that there are no problems later at the airport. Some are just lucky that they were not checked on the days of their stay, others should be checked, it is better not to contact the Egyptian police.
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answered 7 years ago
The Sinai stamp gives the right to stay in the country for 15 days.
We flew for 14 nights. We flew out on the 15th day. did not pay anything. You have the same situation.
Until 23.59 12.10 you can safely stay in the country without a Visa, but at 00.01 13.10 they will already require it)
We flew for 14 nights. We flew out on the 15th day. did not pay anything. You have the same situation.
Until 23.59 12.10 you can safely stay in the country without a Visa, but at 00.01 13.10 they will already require it)
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answered 7 years ago
The guide is correct. The Sinai stamp gives the right to stay in the Sinai Peninsula for 14 DAYS, not nights. You get a flight on the 15th day.
Just because others failed, doesn't mean it will be the same for you. And if you get caught, they will remove from the charter, a fine, and take a regular flight from Cairo. Better buy a visa.
Just because others failed, doesn't mean it will be the same for you. And if you get caught, they will remove from the charter, a fine, and take a regular flight from Cairo. Better buy a visa.
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answered 7 years ago
Dishka93, it's up to you, of course, but I wouldn't buy a visa. There are enough advisers here, but there is not a single comment that someone was forced to pay a fine. The Egyptians are very fond of tourists.
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answered 7 years ago
zaeugene What other regular flight? what are you smoking there? just a fine will give $ 60, such as you better not listen at all!
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answered 7 years ago
The author, it was me who made the photo of the ad above LindaLinda at Sharm El Sheikh Airport: https://www.turpravda.ua/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/Aqua_Blu_Sharm-h19126-question-59037.html
You have the same situation, you do not need a visa. So the word "prokanet", which was written above, is generally inappropriate here - without a visa, it is absolutely legal to stay in the Sinai Peninsula for 15 days. You fly away exactly on the 15th day.
From observation: I have not seen at all that at least someone checked the length of stay and compared it with the presence or absence of a visa.
You have the same situation, you do not need a visa. So the word "prokanet", which was written above, is generally inappropriate here - without a visa, it is absolutely legal to stay in the Sinai Peninsula for 15 days. You fly away exactly on the 15th day.
From observation: I have not seen at all that at least someone checked the length of stay and compared it with the presence or absence of a visa.
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answered 7 years ago
Changes to the SINAI ONLY stamp, which came into force on 03/06/2017 !!!!
The SINAI ONLY stamp gives the right to stay only on the territory of the Sinai Peninsula for up to 14 days (13 nights), not 15 days, as before. The fine will be 1053 Egyptian pounds.
The SINAI ONLY stamp gives the right to stay only on the territory of the Sinai Peninsula for up to 14 days (13 nights), not 15 days, as before. The fine will be 1053 Egyptian pounds.
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answered 7 years ago
well, we have people .... there was enough money for 14 nights, but 25 dollars for a visa is a pity ... there are no words.
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answered 7 years ago
Dishka93 Well, first of all, it's none of your business that I smoke. Nothing to be rude. What he heard, he said. And rumors go because there is no 100% information.
+1 to zolyshka111's words. There was enough money for a 14-day tour, but 25 bucks for a visa is a pity ...
But on the other hand, if problems arise, then knowing the Egyptians, they will 100% cross out all the good impressions about the vacation.
+1 to zolyshka111's words. There was enough money for a 14-day tour, but 25 bucks for a visa is a pity ...
But on the other hand, if problems arise, then knowing the Egyptians, they will 100% cross out all the good impressions about the vacation.
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answered 7 years ago
Not only +1 to the words, but 100% agree with zolyshka111 and zaeugene
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answered 7 years ago
LindaLinda, the fact that the Egyptians value tourists in no way gives the right to violate the visa conditions of a foreign country! Although, you are from the great and mighty, the law is still not written for you, either in your own or in a foreign country.
And do not advise people to violate the visa rules of other countries.
And do not advise people to violate the visa rules of other countries.
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answered 7 years ago
Vika284, I took the photo on 06/01/2017.
You write that the changes came into force on 03/06/2017. So the Egyptians just forgot to film the huge ad?
You write that the changes came into force on 03/06/2017. So the Egyptians just forgot to film the huge ad?
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answered 7 years ago
We are from Belarus, so people flew out of our hotel yesterday, stayed for 15 nights, now they came home, unsubscribed that there were no questions at all, slapped a stamp and that’s it, so don’t listen to these unfortunate advisers, okay, I understand to exceed the deadline by more than 3-5 days, then I would get a visa!!! And not because I will spend an extra 6 hours in charm and half of them check in and go to the airport !!!
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answered 7 years ago
Merime When you learn about the visa policy of any state, do you always focus on the photos of the ad from the fence? Are you sure that the Egyptian border guards pasted this photo there? Or are there stamps or dates or a link to the rules?
Dishka93 it's up to you to decide whether to apply for a visa or not, according to the rules, you need to apply for a visa and your guide is right.
Dishka93 it's up to you to decide whether to apply for a visa or not, according to the rules, you need to apply for a visa and your guide is right.
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answered 7 years ago
The SINAI ONLY stamp gives the right to stay only on the territory of the Sinai Peninsula for up to 14 days (13 nights on the tour), not 15 days, as before.
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answered 7 years ago
Merime "So the Egyptians just forgot to film the huge ad?" On the big advertisement it says "For staying less then 15 day..." - in translation it sounds "to stay LESS than 15 days...". What's wrong?
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answered 7 years ago
zaeugene, from English this translates as "no more than 15 days."
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answered 7 years ago
Excellent knowledge of English! Bravo! TOEFL is yours!
Less is LESS THAN.
Less is LESS THAN.
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answered 7 years ago
Vika284, this huge poster hangs at the airport of Sharm el-Sheikh, not on the fence, as you deigned to put it. And right behind the backs of the migration service employees (perhaps they are called somehow differently, I'm not sure I wrote it correctly). And no one has access to this place, except for these very employees. A little to the right hangs the same, only in Russian. Unfortunately, this photo was not saved.
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answered 7 years ago
Merime learn English. You're not right. I gave the correct translation above.
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answered 7 years ago
On the poster "less than 15 days" - less than 15 days. This means up to 14 days inclusive.
If it were "no more than 15 days", i.e. 15 days inclusive, it would say "not more than 15 days"
If it were "no more than 15 days", i.e. 15 days inclusive, it would say "not more than 15 days"
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answered 7 years ago
Now in Sharm. I’ll fly away, I’ll specifically ask the customs officers at the airport, 14 or 15.
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answered 7 years ago
I support zaeugene, in English less than is less than or not exceeding a certain number, as in mathematics the sign is less than
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answered 7 years ago
Thanks to the experts in English, finally figured it out)))
But I think the author will not buy a visa anyway))))
But I think the author will not buy a visa anyway))))
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answered 7 years ago
Found the answer on the website of the Consul General of Egypt in the UK
nationals traveling to Sharm el Sheikh, Dahab, Nuweiba and Taba resorts for up to 15 days receive a free entry permission stamp upon arrival. If you intend to travel out of these areas or stay longer than 15 days, you must get a visa.....
You will not normally be allowed to leave without paying a fine if your visa is out of date by more than 14 days
nationals traveling to Sharm el Sheikh, Dahab, Nuweiba and Taba resorts for up to 15 days receive a free entry permission stamp upon arrival. If you intend to travel out of these areas or stay longer than 15 days, you must get a visa.....
You will not normally be allowed to leave without paying a fine if your visa is out of date by more than 14 days
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answered 7 years ago
"longer than 15 days" - more than 14 days is not written, that is, 15 days inclusive. You should be fined on the 16th day.
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