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If we fly into Israel and from there to the hotel, what fees will we have to pay?
If we fly into Israel and from there to the hotel, what fees will we have to pay?
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I think the person meant visas. You will have to pay 25 dollars at the border with Egypt.
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answered 8 years ago
I traveled with people to Israel from Yegi, who had previously rested in Taba and traveled from there to Eilat and the Dead Sea, they said that on the way back they paid money for entering Yegi on the Israeli side, I listened to them in half, though I don’t remember the details ...((Here, in the topic about a trip to Egi through third countries, there was a post from a tourist from Russia who was going to go through Israel - maybe this tourist has already returned? - you need to be interested in his nickname mikok125, write in a personal.
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answered 8 years ago
arrive in Israel. When crossing the Israeli border to Egypt, you will be charged 106 shekels per person (about $ 30). Be sure to take the payment slip and do not lose it. Why not lose?! Little nuance. This money will be returned to you upon departure from the Israeli airport.
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answered 8 years ago
L_ena, read carefully. A man from Israel will come to Egypt. Taba is located on the Sinai peninsula, just a stamp will be placed upon arrival in Egypt.
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answered 8 years ago
I have read carefully. Are you sure that when entering Egypt from Israel, the same rules apply as when arriving in Sharm or Taba from Russia or Ukraine? Did you enter Egypt through Israel? Me not. Therefore, I am not quite sure, but I can say that you need to be prepared to pay for an entry visa. Suddenly, for the author of the question, these 25 dollars per person can be fundamental and not superfluous.
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answered 8 years ago
L_ena, a tourist from Russia with a Russian passport, i.e. when crossing the Israeli border towards Egypt, must pay a fee. This information is written on the customs booth in Hebrew, English and Russian. For clarification, I asked and received an answer that anyone crossing the border pays this fee, and upon departure, this fee is returned (if the flight is from Israel). What else can be nuances?! Everything was clearly and clearly explained. What is the entry visa? What are you about?! About the Sinai stamp?! I wrote above that Taba is located on the Sinai Peninsula. Those. no entry visa is needed (if you are talking about an Egyptian visa, costing $25). They just put a Sinai stamp and a person without any monetary deprivation is in Taba. What could be wrong with this paragraph?
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answered 8 years ago
Less emotions - more attention to grammar. Here Russian tourists with Russian passports will go along a new route for them through an ideological enemy - they will tell us the details. We, being in Taba, paid for visas, because. went to Petra. I know firsthand about the sinai only stamp. But now any new rules and concepts can come into force. Let people have an extra $25 on their hands, right?
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answered 8 years ago
You don't have to pay $25 at the border, ask for a free Sinai stamp. The stamp can be obtained without problems upon arrival in Sharm, Taba, or crossing the border with Israel or Jordan.
Be sure not to lose the fee of 106 shekels, this will allow you to cross the border many times without hindrance. Even visiting other countries allows you not to buy a visa for $25. A visa is only needed to visit the Egyptian mainland, not the Sinai Peninsula. True, now we are talking to demand a visa for the colored canyon.
When crossing the border with Egypt, you will pay approximately 15 dollars (Egyptian customs duty 105 pounds). It is a one-time fast and is charged from hotels close to the border for departures from the hotel.
Lena you are wrong about the need for a visa.
Be sure not to lose the fee of 106 shekels, this will allow you to cross the border many times without hindrance. Even visiting other countries allows you not to buy a visa for $25. A visa is only needed to visit the Egyptian mainland, not the Sinai Peninsula. True, now we are talking to demand a visa for the colored canyon.
When crossing the border with Egypt, you will pay approximately 15 dollars (Egyptian customs duty 105 pounds). It is a one-time fast and is charged from hotels close to the border for departures from the hotel.
Lena you are wrong about the need for a visa.
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answered 8 years ago
I beg your pardon, you need to fast to read: pay. The tablet completely tortured me with corrections))))
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answered 8 years ago
We are a family of 4 people and it really is not $ 25, but 100. For us, a significant payment. That's why I wanted to know the details.
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answered 8 years ago
magazin_new you wrote that we can return this amount at the airport in Israel on the way back. Who does it and where to go?
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answered 8 years ago
And another question, if I understood everything correctly, when we arrive at the border we will have to pay 106 shekels per person. And on the way back, when leaving the hotel 105 pounds, payment for hotels near the border?
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answered 8 years ago
olyaaaf, you don't have to pay any $25 per person. You will be stamped and that's it. Taba is located on the Sinai peninsula. Well, this is how karma ordered or the map was drawn this way, or the stars converged like this, but, do not pay $ 25 at the entrance to Taba. Axiom and that's it. Regarding 106 shekels. Arrived in Israel. Pass the border towards Egypt. One-time pay 106 shekels. You get a receipt and that's it. If you want, I will send you a picture of this receipt (write if necessary). Pay 105 pounds if you leave the hotel and drive towards Sharm El Sheikh along the Dahab highway. If you do not go in that direction and if you have a flight from Israel, then you do not pay 105 pounds when checking out from the hotel. The amount of 106 shekels is returned when passing through passport control upon departure from the country. Refer this question to any registration window and you should be explained where to return this amount.
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answered 8 years ago
magazin_new about $ 25, I understood :) I was interested in the question of 106 shekels, I found reviews older than 2011-12, many wrote that these two hotels do not have this fee (106 shekels). Thank you very much for the detailed answer. Now it's all clear.
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answered 8 years ago