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I heard that visiting the UAE is problematic if there is an Israeli stamp, and vice versa. How to do it right? I want to go there and there. (I plan to go to Israel as an excursion from Taba).
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Here you have to choose one.
Well, these countries do not like each other!
Well, these countries do not like each other!
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answered 15 years ago
Exactly - where are the arguments? Has anyone been denied entry to the UAE because they have an Israeli stamp? Maybe it was the other way around?
Call any normal agency, ask if you don't believe me.
Call any normal agency, ask if you don't believe me.
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answered 15 years ago
With an Israeli visa in the passport, it is taboo to enter Jordan, Syria and Lebanon. Argument: the experience of friends and information from tour operators of the relevant areas (as far as it (argument) is argued, judge for yourself).
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answered 15 years ago
Personally, I was first in Israel, and then I got a visa to the Emirates without any problems! (About a year later)
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answered 15 years ago
This is not about Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, but about the UAE.
In addition, I personally know a man who traveled around those parts in the fall and entered Egypt from Jordan, then Israel. There were no problems.
My best friend goes several times a year to visit her brother in Israel and several times a year to Dubai for shopping. There were questions only once at the entrance to Israel, when she packed half a suitcase of lard, black bread and sweets "Evening Kyiv".
NatashaS, could you be more specific - what kind of "experience of friends" - were any of them denied entry? Or did they also hear a lot of tourist horror stories and did not try, and now they call it an experience?
By the way, "information from tour operators in the respective destinations" (are we talking specifically about Israel and the UAE?) is such that there are no restrictions.
In addition, I personally know a man who traveled around those parts in the fall and entered Egypt from Jordan, then Israel. There were no problems.
My best friend goes several times a year to visit her brother in Israel and several times a year to Dubai for shopping. There were questions only once at the entrance to Israel, when she packed half a suitcase of lard, black bread and sweets "Evening Kyiv".
NatashaS, could you be more specific - what kind of "experience of friends" - were any of them denied entry? Or did they also hear a lot of tourist horror stories and did not try, and now they call it an experience?
By the way, "information from tour operators in the respective destinations" (are we talking specifically about Israel and the UAE?) is such that there are no restrictions.
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answered 15 years ago
This is one of the so-called "persistent delusions".
Those who know how a visa is issued in the UAE will understand that its issuance does not depend on previous trips to other countries. To obtain a visa, photographs, a questionnaire and only a copy of the first page of the passport are submitted. Further, I think it's clear.
Those who know how a visa is issued in the UAE will understand that its issuance does not depend on previous trips to other countries. To obtain a visa, photographs, a questionnaire and only a copy of the first page of the passport are submitted. Further, I think it's clear.
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answered 15 years ago