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We are flying with my husband and my mother. Mom has an invitation from a friend, she will live with her, my husband and I have a hotel and a return ticket. My husband's sister lives in Israel - do you need an invitation from her?
The husband's sister was repatriated. What is the best way to approach the window? One by one, three of us? My husband and I have a lot of marks in our passports, we often fly to Europe, but there are quite a few stamps from Egypt. Mom only has Poland. I read it, I regret that I decided to go already ... Thank you in advance for your advice.
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Let's start from the beginning - your mother DOES NOT have ANY INVITATION.
And there is an information letter that contains data on the place of residence in Israel (where, with whom, for what period).
I think this will be enough to pass the border without turning around for an interview. With a round-trip ticket and cash, of course. Medical insurance and at least 1-2 excursions will not hurt (all this in order to confirm the TOURIST purpose of the trip).
Now about you. No information letter from the husband's sister is needed. What can she write about your stay in a hotel? The presence of Egyptian stamps has nothing to do with the case.
Three of us should approach the window of the border control booth. And the one who is less nervous should answer the questions (on general questions, of course).
And there is an information letter that contains data on the place of residence in Israel (where, with whom, for what period).
I think this will be enough to pass the border without turning around for an interview. With a round-trip ticket and cash, of course. Medical insurance and at least 1-2 excursions will not hurt (all this in order to confirm the TOURIST purpose of the trip).
Now about you. No information letter from the husband's sister is needed. What can she write about your stay in a hotel? The presence of Egyptian stamps has nothing to do with the case.
Three of us should approach the window of the border control booth. And the one who is less nervous should answer the questions (on general questions, of course).
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answered 5 years ago
Thank you very much, everything is there, except for excursions, thanks to your advice I will buy in advance. Another moment, is it okay that my mother is with an invitation, and my husband and I are at the hotel? Return tickets (for different dates, my husband and I fly home earlier), insurance, etc. everyone has.
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answered 5 years ago
the actions of the Israeli border guards defy any logic, and everything you read here may not be relevant during your visit. 50% that everything will go smoothly and 50% that it won't. They do not give any comments and the presence or absence of any excursions, hotels, invitations may not affect anything at all. If the border guard (-tse) does not like you, they will simply not let you through and that's it. As it is, everything is very unpredictable.
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answered 5 years ago
olyasav91, don't worry, there is no difference between you and your husband and your mother. Your mother does not have an invitation, she just has a piece of paper written by an Israeli citizen with information about the place of residence (where and with whom). You have a hotel reservation (paid, I hope) with information about the place of residence. Therefore, the attitude of the border guards to all of you will be +/- the same. And ALL THREE must approach the border control booth at the same time.
It doesn't matter that you and your husband fly back earlier.
It doesn't matter that you and your husband fly back earlier.
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