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Tell me, please, if a citizen of Israel, if you fly from Kyiv to Sharm, do you need to apply for a visa in advance through the embassy?
Tell me, please, if a citizen of Israel, if you fly from Kyiv to Sharm, do you need to apply for a visa in advance through the embassy?
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Visa required. A visa is not required to visit Sinai resorts for up to 14 days if entering through Taba or through Sharm El Sheikh Airport.
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answered 6 years ago
Good afternoon! Israeli citizens visiting and vacationing in Sharm El Sheikh do not need a visa. All you need is confirmation of the hotel you have booked. It doesn't matter what country you come from!
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answered 6 years ago
The fact is that a month ago at the airport they turned me around at the check-in and gave me a refusal certificate, the reason: I don’t have a visa ...
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answered 6 years ago
Call the Embassy in Kyiv to clarify (+380 44 272‑13-27, +380 44 486‑65-30). Please note that the right to provide documents for obtaining a visa at the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Kyiv gives a residence permit or registration in Ukraine.
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answered 6 years ago
Diana.kis, I think it was a misunderstanding or there were other reasons. Maybe you wanted to transit to Israel? There are many nuances, but Israelis DO NOT NEED a visa to rest in Sinai !!!
Historical note... When signing the 1978 Camp David Accords on peace between Israel and Egypt, both sides pledged to let citizens in without any visas to part of their territory. Egypt pledged to let Israelis into the Sinai without any conditions, and the Israelis pledged to let Egyptians into part of Israel's territory, including Beersheba, without visas. By the way, the CONTRACT IS IN FORCE, no one has canceled it.
Israel left a very developed infrastructure in the Sinai. As compensation, he received a free visit to the peninsula for tourism purposes.
Historical note... When signing the 1978 Camp David Accords on peace between Israel and Egypt, both sides pledged to let citizens in without any visas to part of their territory. Egypt pledged to let Israelis into the Sinai without any conditions, and the Israelis pledged to let Egyptians into part of Israel's territory, including Beersheba, without visas. By the way, the CONTRACT IS IN FORCE, no one has canceled it.
Israel left a very developed infrastructure in the Sinai. As compensation, he received a free visit to the peninsula for tourism purposes.
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answered 6 years ago
Well, that's how it is, but the person was wrapped up. It means that in order not to irritate anyone, it’s easier to go and get that visa, no queues, there’s nothing there, but it’s calmer for yourself.
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answered 6 years ago
Yes, and the agreement is one thing, but the attitude of the Egyptians towards the Israelites and vice versa is known. And the Egyptians are not allowed into the territory of Israel with such a desire that I already want to cry)))) They don’t let us through once if you go through Egypt, what can I say for the Egyptians). This is where aleverdy happens.
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answered 6 years ago