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We are going on 02/14/22 to go to Egypt for 7 days. Me, husband and 8 year old daughter. So, my daughter's passport is valid until 08/11/22, it turns out less than 6 months. Is it possible to go? Advise
We are going on 02/14/22 to go to Egypt for 7 days. Me, husband and 8 year old daughter. So, my daughter's passport is valid until 08/11/22, it turns out less than 6 months. Is it possible to go? Advise
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Similar questions have already arisen several times over the past six months. Of those who asked, everyone seemed to be able to fly away on vacation. Although they were mostly guys from Ukraine, it seems to me that their border guards are more humane. But in itself, there is definitely a risk of non-departure, and the main risk will be on the territory of Russia. For the Egyptians, small inconsistencies in dates are not very important, especially for a child, but how lucky with our border guards.
What does the tour operator say? Already made a reservation? The problem may arise even at the stage of booking a hotel, the program may not miss a reservation with such a passport.
What does the tour operator say? Already made a reservation? The problem may arise even at the stage of booking a hotel, the program may not miss a reservation with such a passport.
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answered 3 years ago
The tour operator did not even issue a tour until a new passport was provided. And this is Kyiv.
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answered 3 years ago
Well, the tour operator does the right thing by not selling the tour. Then you will make claims against him if your daughter is not released due to the expiration date of the passport. Change your passport and fly with a clear conscience. I always change my passport 9-12 months before graduation.
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answered 3 years ago
We were going to Egypt in January and faced the same problem. The passport must be valid for at least half a year. We quickly ordered a new passport for the child and flew off.
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answered 3 years ago
I don’t know about Russia (I’m sure that you also provide such a service) with us (Ukraine) you can make an export in 3 days calmly. True, it will cost a lot, but nevertheless, if necessary, they will do it. Taking into account the weekend, you have up to a week in reserve starting from Monday and two days off to find out how and where to do it.
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answered 3 years ago
In what sense FOR Russia? PRO. No, not in Russia soon, unfortunately. Officially, a passport can be obtained in 1-2 days, unless there is some good reason, such as a relative who died abroad or the need for urgent treatment abroad. But at the same time, there are a lot of travel agencies that trade in such a service, apparently, they use some of their channels and acquaintances in OVIRs.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka, what's the difference how to do it. Although, somehow in 2014 I was greatly let down by such a company that did everything for everyone, including passports. The eldest daughter needed .... And instead of the promised week, they made a month ... The tickets also disappeared (she had to fly to study) and in general. But the company reimbursed me all the financial losses (which I was very surprised). Therefore, of course, it is better to first make a passport, and then take a tour.
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answered 3 years ago
I mean, this whole urgent procedure is unofficial, there is no guarantee. Yes, of course, it is better to have a passport first, then a tour or tickets.
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answered 3 years ago
Houston, welcome! No one will even sell you a tour with such a passport! They were going to fly
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answered 3 years ago
It's not about the customs of Ukraine, according to the rules of Egypt, the passport must be valid for at least half a year. In Nikolaev, they did it in a week, this is taking into account the New Year holidays.
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answered 3 years ago
How much incompetence is already scary))), the fact is that your border guards and not just our "human" ones are obliged to let you through even if your passport ends TOMORROW, the point is that you can return with a valid passport otherwise it will be a little fun but not fatal, a fine and other headache. As for the Egyptian border guards, they don’t care at all, their task is to identify your personality and that’s it !!!!, the system itself will show you whether you are allowed to enter or not, like this - it doesn’t matter to this system until what date you have a passport, the main thing is VALID !!!. In your case, fly and don't worry. It is difficult for me to vouch for the Russian border guards, but in fact it is not their business to think for you, whether you will have time to return when your passport is still valid or not. you have the right to stay in this country. So this one among the Egyptians you are OBLIGED to return home no later than six months later.
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answered 3 years ago
zarudnyi.s, what do Russian or Ukrainian border guards have to do with it in general? They don't put them on the flight, but the airline. It is the airline that is financially responsible if a passenger is not allowed into the country due to an expiring passport. And it is the airline that is interested in avoiding the risks of returning tourists at its expense.
See the requirement for a passport from Egypt on official websites, and not on incomprehensible resources of provincial travel agencies, at the moment it is 6 months from the date of entry.
See the requirement for a passport from Egypt on official websites, and not on incomprehensible resources of provincial travel agencies, at the moment it is 6 months from the date of entry.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka According to your logic, airlines decide, not countries among themselves, I know these jokes about azur 3 months Skype 6. You yourself answered, the company is responsible if they don’t let them into the country, but who will let them into the country? BORDER GUARD!!! If you flew not only with packet bags, you would know that many countries this rule is conditional, and the Turks and Egyptians are an example of this
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answered 3 years ago
zarudnyi.s, I am writing about the issuing border guards, read carefully. About letting in the border guards did not understand your idea. What is the conditional rule?
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answered 3 years ago
zarudnyi.s - it is not the border guard who decides whether to check in or not to check in for a flight. An airline representative or an airport employee at the check-in desk can look at the passport and not check in for a flight, he has every right and you won’t reach the border guard and the trip will end right at the airport
Do not compare for turning a blind eye at check-in counters and border guards at Ukrainian airports, and how the same services work at Russian airports.
"If you flew not only with packets" - you are 1000% wrong, I recommend reading travel stories from ollennka
Do not compare for turning a blind eye at check-in counters and border guards at Ukrainian airports, and how the same services work at Russian airports.
"If you flew not only with packets" - you are 1000% wrong, I recommend reading travel stories from ollennka
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answered 3 years ago
Well, not everyone understands that there is customs, but there are border guards.)))
Although, giving advice would be nice to understand what you write.
Yes, and if we all pay attention, then the question is not relevant for a long time. Either the guys have already calmly rested and returned home, or they didn’t ride the option.
My_mail77 please unsubscribe how everything went in the end.
Although, giving advice would be nice to understand what you write.
Yes, and if we all pay attention, then the question is not relevant for a long time. Either the guys have already calmly rested and returned home, or they didn’t ride the option.
My_mail77 please unsubscribe how everything went in the end.
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answered 3 years ago