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Confused by the travel agency. Visa
I decided to check with the agency about the visa of Sinai only. To which I was answered - "if you lose your passport, then you will not get to Cairo without a visa." But I won't get to Cairo without a passport, will I? Or is the visa registered somewhere?
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It would be logical for the travel agency itself to ask what it meant by this phrase. Maybe the person just reported at the end of the day, misspoke.
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answered 6 years ago
Apparently, they meant that Cairo needed a separate Egyptian visa for $ 25, with the stamp "Sinai only" they would not let it through.
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answered 6 years ago
You won't get anywhere without a passport! Like at home! The stamp of Onli Sinai is affixed to the passport. You will not return home without a passport, only after identification. You must have a passport and a stamp on Sinai in it. That's enough to travel.
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answered 6 years ago
I fully agree with the previous speaker. Key words here:
... then you won’t get to Cairo without a visa
... then you won’t get to Cairo without a visa
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answered 6 years ago
Just upon arrival at the airport in Egypt, you are immediately offered to fill out forms, and if you are not going to leave the Sinai p-island anywhere (that is, from the hotel to other regions of Egypt), then simply write "Sinai only" in Latin. Then you don't have to pay anything for visas. If you do not indicate this on the form, then you will be charged for a visa, that's all. You don't have to pay anything at the travel agency.
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answered 6 years ago
If you lose your passport, you need to contact the police, and they will give you a certificate with which you will go to the embassy in Cairo. Feel free to stamp Sinai only if you stay no more than 15 days in Sharm
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answered 6 years ago
... and again srach on the topic: no more than 15 or 14 days?
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answered 6 years ago
the stamp says Valid for Aquaba Coset & ST.Catriane for 15 Days. More accurate information is hard to find.
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answered 6 years ago
Found on the JoinUp website:
On the immigration card, tourists must write: SINAI ONLY. The passport will be stamped with the same text: SINAI ONLY. This stamp gives the right to stay only on the territory of the Sinai Peninsula for up to 14 days.
On the immigration card, tourists must write: SINAI ONLY. The passport will be stamped with the same text: SINAI ONLY. This stamp gives the right to stay only on the territory of the Sinai Peninsula for up to 14 days.
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answered 6 years ago
What stamp of what do you confuse a person? You just write with a ballpoint pen and that's it. This is so for especially slow-witted people.
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answered 6 years ago
Is the tour operator's website or the stamp itself more truthful? The stamp is official information and for any question at the airport, I will appeal to the stamp, and not to the site of tour operators. I’m already silent that I looked at the information of the tour operator about the hotel, which is located in Nabq, but at TO it was located on Naam.
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answered 6 years ago
I go skin 4 months. I don't even write Sinai online. The employee of the meeting party asks me, and he enters. Don't worry about it. You can say orally, only Sinai. And do everything right with your registration. Get ready for a vacation!
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answered 6 years ago
Well, the stamp itself is kept at your house, I'm sure. Framed.
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answered 6 years ago
Sinai ONLY is only suitable for staying on the territory of Sharm, roughly speaking. When leaving, there are border guards and there may already be questions and problems.
If you want to attend excursions, leaving Sharm, buy a visa is better
If you want to attend excursions, leaving Sharm, buy a visa is better
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answered 6 years ago
A visa is needed to visit Luxor and Cairo, all other excursions are standard, including Jerusalem, Sinai only is enough,
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answered 6 years ago
Especially for: I advise you to look at the photo from the next topic
https://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/Aqua_Blu_Sharm-h19126-question-59037.html#photo=858882
https://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/Aqua_Blu_Sharm-h19126-question-59037.html#photo=858882
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answered 6 years ago
True, some "experts" of English immediately vulgarized everything, but we all know ...
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answered 6 years ago
The Sinai stamp is valid only on the territory of the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt. For Egypt, located in Africa, and this is in addition to Cairo, Luxor, Hurghada, Marsa Alam, Port Said and other areas, a VISA is required.
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answered 6 years ago
Yes, I know about the visa, we are not going to leave Sharm.
But if I lose my passport (a visa is put in it), how will the border guards know that I had it? To travel to the embassy (or consulate in Cairo).
But if I lose my passport (a visa is put in it), how will the border guards know that I had it? To travel to the embassy (or consulate in Cairo).
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answered 6 years ago
Thank you for reminding me, this poster is in Russian at the airport
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answered 6 years ago
oh ... how our people love to be fooled by people like the author .... they will break into a cake, but they will *advise until hiccups* ..and will show with pleasure how **deeply they are in the subject*...
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answered 6 years ago
Kataas, what is the author? I just asked if it makes any difference whether I had a Sinai visa only or for $ 25 to get to Cairo if I lose my passport.
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answered 6 years ago
The author, if you lose your passport, then it will not matter to you whether it had a visa in it or not. Without a passport, at least they won’t let you out of the country, or the police can even detain you, then you won’t end up with problems. It is better to lose your passport at home, but not in a foreign country.
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answered 6 years ago
Mindguru, well, that's understandable! Ay .... I'm so suspicious ... they said in the agency now and I'm thinking about it.
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answered 6 years ago
At the beginning of the topic, everything was already written on the case, and then it went from empty to empty.
Do not worry, everything will be fine. Have a nice holiday!
Do not worry, everything will be fine. Have a nice holiday!
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answered 6 years ago
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