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Passport expiration date.
The validity of the passport ends on 02/03/2011. We want to book a tour from December 7 for 10 days. Will we have problems at the border?
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No, it will not. Arabs don't even look at the expiration date of their passports.
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answered 14 years ago
Minimum validity of a passport Country
It is enough that the passport is valid for the duration of the trip Canada
1 month from the end of the South African trip
1 month from the start of the trip, but not less than 2 weeks from the end of the trip Bulgaria
2 months from the start of the trip Egypt*
2 months from the end of the trip Philippines
3 months from the start of the trip Romania, Tunisia*, Turkey*, Seychelles, Croatia, Montenegro, Czech Republic, Vietnam
3 months from the end of the trip Germany, Holland, Greece, Denmark, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, UAE, Poland, Portugal, Uzbekistan, Finland, France, Switzerland, Sweden, Sri Lanka, Estonia, Austria
3.5 months from the end of the trip Jordan
4 months from the date of submission of documents Andorra, Kenya, Spain
6 months from the start of the trip Argentina, Dominican Republic, Cyprus, Cuba, Malaysia, Maldives, Morocco, Peru, Singapore, Slovenia, Chile, South Korea, Japan
6 months from the date of filing UK
6 months from end of trip Brazil, Hungary, Israel, India, Indonesia, China, Mexico, New Zealand, Oman, Thailand, Ireland
It is enough that the passport is valid for the duration of the trip Canada
1 month from the end of the South African trip
1 month from the start of the trip, but not less than 2 weeks from the end of the trip Bulgaria
2 months from the start of the trip Egypt*
2 months from the end of the trip Philippines
3 months from the start of the trip Romania, Tunisia*, Turkey*, Seychelles, Croatia, Montenegro, Czech Republic, Vietnam
3 months from the end of the trip Germany, Holland, Greece, Denmark, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, UAE, Poland, Portugal, Uzbekistan, Finland, France, Switzerland, Sweden, Sri Lanka, Estonia, Austria
3.5 months from the end of the trip Jordan
4 months from the date of submission of documents Andorra, Kenya, Spain
6 months from the start of the trip Argentina, Dominican Republic, Cyprus, Cuba, Malaysia, Maldives, Morocco, Peru, Singapore, Slovenia, Chile, South Korea, Japan
6 months from the date of filing UK
6 months from end of trip Brazil, Hungary, Israel, India, Indonesia, China, Mexico, New Zealand, Oman, Thailand, Ireland
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answered 14 years ago
* If the period is a little shorter, it all depends on the passport control officer in the country where you arrive: he can let you into the country or decide on deportation to your homeland.
This issue has already been discussed somehow and I copied this excerpt from some official site.
This issue has already been discussed somehow and I copied this excerpt from some official site.
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answered 14 years ago
50/50
either let or not
it's a risk - and you take it consciously
then claims can only be against yourself
I had tourists who flew to China and the passport expired in 2 months, and to the Maldives - 1 month
everything is fine - no one paid attention ...
but I also heard about cases when they turned back at the border ...
either let or not
it's a risk - and you take it consciously
then claims can only be against yourself
I had tourists who flew to China and the passport expired in 2 months, and to the Maldives - 1 month
everything is fine - no one paid attention ...
but I also heard about cases when they turned back at the border ...
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answered 14 years ago
Why such a risk? Wouldn't it be better to make a new passport? Especially since the expiration date is running out.
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answered 14 years ago
Well, here's a game of roulette. they might let you in, they might not let you in. in princepe there are such bribe-takers that if a problem arises, it can be solved for baksheesh ... but it’s not a fact that such an option will pass ...
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answered 14 years ago
Problems can arise both when entering Egypt and when returning to Ukraine, because according to the law, the passport must be valid for another 6 months at the time of returning to Ukraine for a trip to Egypt.
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answered 14 years ago
Go to the Coral website (tour operator), on the main page on the right, look for "USEFUL INFORMATION". There is a check of the validity of the passport for different countries. Very simple and affordable service.
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answered 14 years ago
This is understandable. come in and find out that for 6 months. And when you have to fly and you understand. that nothing can be changed, then I want to know who had such a situation? How did you pass the control? what to do?
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answered 14 years ago
In fact, if you buy a tour in a normal agency, they should immediately warn you that you do not pass the deadlines. All Schengen countries simply will not accept your docks for visas, and Turkey and Egypt are certainly a roulette, but you yourself ask yourself if you are ready to risk your money and your vacation.
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answered 14 years ago
I'm in just such a situation. Tickets bought, hotel booked - in Thailand. You can still have time to make a new passport, but after all, reservations and tickets for the old one! What to do? Should I book everything again, having previously received a new passport and return already purchased tickets and cancel the reservation? At the time of return from Thailand, there will be 3 months left until the expiration of the passport.
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answered 12 years ago
Especially now I looked, in Thailand for a period of 6 months. from the return date. So, you are at great risk. I would advise you to find out at the agency what you face for correcting documents? The surname does not change, tickets are issued 3 days before departure, insurance too. As a rule, the fine is from 10 to 20 USD.
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answered 12 years ago