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can i go to egypt
I got married 2 months ago. Back, I changed the passport of the Russian Federation to the surname of my husband, but I don’t have time to get a foreign passport yet. Will they let me go to Egypt on a passport with my maiden name?
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You can travel to Egypt with your old passport until the passport expires. After all, you only need to present a foreign passport!
Not in Europe.
Not in Europe.
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answered 10 years ago
And what does Egypt or Europe have to do with it? Of course, this is a violation, but no one really needs your Russian passport, go easy with a RFP and enjoy your vacation.
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answered 10 years ago
--And what does Egypt or Europe have to do with it? --
Despite the fact that you present a passport (foreign) to Egypt, they glue a visa there before your eyes, and to Europe you need a Schengen visa, in order to get it, you present a general passport, which must be with the same surname as the foreigner.
Despite the fact that you present a passport (foreign) to Egypt, they glue a visa there before your eyes, and to Europe you need a Schengen visa, in order to get it, you present a general passport, which must be with the same surname as the foreigner.
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answered 10 years ago
"And what does Egypt or Europe have to do with it?" - In some countries, when applying for a visa, both passports, both civil and foreign, are required in advance.
In Egypt, a visa is bought at the airport upon arrival. In Hurghada $15 up to 30 days arrival, and in Sharm and Taba you can put a free Sinai stamp for 15 days allowed.
In Egypt, a visa is bought at the airport upon arrival. In Hurghada $15 up to 30 days arrival, and in Sharm and Taba you can put a free Sinai stamp for 15 days allowed.
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answered 10 years ago
Lovely girls! It's just that when you try to give advice to tourists, they must be given correctly! The categorical "No to Europe" can scare a person away from a trip, and everyone can have their own situation with visas. The question was about a passport with an old surname. And what is the point of flooding?
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answered 10 years ago
Petromir is right, and there is nothing to downvote him.
A specific question is a specific answer, and everything else is snot and whining.
Popova asked about entering Egypt - she was answered. Answered correctly, on the topic. Just say thank you and go.
Have a good trip!
A specific question is a specific answer, and everything else is snot and whining.
Popova asked about entering Egypt - she was answered. Answered correctly, on the topic. Just say thank you and go.
Have a good trip!
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answered 10 years ago
elenako and nadin65 answered correctly and why do they have so many minuses?
“The categorical “no to Europe” can scare away” - those who cannot read and are especially shy are better not to go anywhere and not to communicate on the forums, otherwise they will also be afraid of something.
And, petromir, you don’t need to be so categorical, you also flooded “and if there is a visa”, I just want to add: and if there was, yes, it disappeared, etc. etc.
“The categorical “no to Europe” can scare away” - those who cannot read and are especially shy are better not to go anywhere and not to communicate on the forums, otherwise they will also be afraid of something.
And, petromir, you don’t need to be so categorical, you also flooded “and if there is a visa”, I just want to add: and if there was, yes, it disappeared, etc. etc.
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answered 10 years ago
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