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Who recently flew to Tel Aviv, tell me, pliz, at passport control at the airport, stamps are put in the passport or on a separate form?
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They give separate visa cards with a photo, do not put marks in the passport
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answered 5 years ago
Ask someone to read to you what is written on the card. They put permission for different periods - not for all days, which is possible by law. So be careful - if you set it for 10 days, and you found an opportunity to exchange a ticket and stay longer somewhere, you need to take permission from the Ministry of Internal Affairs
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answered 5 years ago
Already flew and returned))) This, of course, is tin. I thought that I would be returned home to Kyiv on the same day)) But no, after an hour of interrogation they let me in clearly under the guarantee of the inviting party and clearly for 4 days (in accordance with the tickets). I think if the inviter had not met me, I would have flown home immediately. I didn’t have to ask to read about the period of stay indicated on the card ... It says in English in blue: leave the country on 04/07/2019. ???? But before I got this damn paper pass, I felt such humiliation, which I have never experienced in my life ...
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answered 5 years ago
Fishie, but I thought that they write with their krakozyabry
Congratulations. I wouldn't do it the first time either.
It is not clear who Israeli citizens hate more - in my opinion, Christians are stronger than Muslims, and of the Christians, we Orthodox are the most fierce.
Congratulations. I wouldn't do it the first time either.
It is not clear who Israeli citizens hate more - in my opinion, Christians are stronger than Muslims, and of the Christians, we Orthodox are the most fierce.
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answered 5 years ago
ira.novo2000, No, they write in English.
And Ukrainians are so disliked, because. many remain in Israel illegally. They especially find fault with unmarried, young, pretty girls)) And not only with girls, but also with older women. Next to me, two Ukrainian women, aged 55-60, were waiting for their turn for interrogation. Judging by the conversation, a puzzled and worried Jewish friend called them, waiting for them "in the wild")) The women jokingly answered that they were probably suspected of being involved in the oldest female profession.))) But, as far as I understood later from local residents, a lot of visiting Ukrainian women of this age work in the field of cleaning services. Illegally.
Krakozyabry is a tin. I have no idea HOW you can understand these sticks? )))
And by the way, a lot of Jews do not belong to religion at all. Just non-belivers. It was strange to find out.
"I wouldn't dare even the first time." - and yet, yes, I feel like a hero and a partisan a little - "they tortured me, but I didn't tell them anything.")))
And Ukrainians are so disliked, because. many remain in Israel illegally. They especially find fault with unmarried, young, pretty girls)) And not only with girls, but also with older women. Next to me, two Ukrainian women, aged 55-60, were waiting for their turn for interrogation. Judging by the conversation, a puzzled and worried Jewish friend called them, waiting for them "in the wild")) The women jokingly answered that they were probably suspected of being involved in the oldest female profession.))) But, as far as I understood later from local residents, a lot of visiting Ukrainian women of this age work in the field of cleaning services. Illegally.
Krakozyabry is a tin. I have no idea HOW you can understand these sticks? )))
And by the way, a lot of Jews do not belong to religion at all. Just non-belivers. It was strange to find out.
"I wouldn't dare even the first time." - and yet, yes, I feel like a hero and a partisan a little - "they tortured me, but I didn't tell them anything.")))
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