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I know that a Sinai visa is enough for a holiday. But it is valid for 14 days, and we fly for 14 nights, that is, we fly away on the 15th day. Experts, tell me how important it is?
I know that a Sinai visa is enough for a holiday. But it is valid for 14 days, and we fly for 14 nights, that is, we fly away on the 15th day. Experts, tell me how important it is?
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Fundamentally. Now the free stamp is valid for 14 days.
You need a visa.
You need a visa.
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answered 8 years ago
Good afternoon, regarding your question, we inform the following:
Affixing the SINAI ONLY stamp, which entered into force on 03/06/2017.
The SINAI ONLY stamp gives the right to stay only on the territory of the Sinai Peninsula for up to 14 days (13 nights on the tour), not 15 days, as before.
In case of violation of the rules of the visa regime, tourists must pay a fine. The fine will be 1053 Egyptian pounds.
Tourists who plan to stay in Egypt for 14 days or more must purchase a visa upon arrival.
With uv. TA "Brigantina-Tour", Odessa
Affixing the SINAI ONLY stamp, which entered into force on 03/06/2017.
The SINAI ONLY stamp gives the right to stay only on the territory of the Sinai Peninsula for up to 14 days (13 nights on the tour), not 15 days, as before.
In case of violation of the rules of the visa regime, tourists must pay a fine. The fine will be 1053 Egyptian pounds.
Tourists who plan to stay in Egypt for 14 days or more must purchase a visa upon arrival.
With uv. TA "Brigantina-Tour", Odessa
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answered 8 years ago
consider what is more profitable for you minus one night and shinai only or $ 25 for a visa, but 14 nights.
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answered 8 years ago
zolyshka111
Too late to count. The tour was booked and paid for before changes were made.
So believe, after that, in savings with early booking .... oh, it's a shame ...
Too late to count. The tour was booked and paid for before changes were made.
So believe, after that, in savings with early booking .... oh, it's a shame ...
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answered 8 years ago
ledi.lana, early booking promotion has nothing to do with it!! The visa is not included in the price of the tour, but is paid by the tourist himself (if it is a visa-free country). Well, if it is a visa country, then the amount is included in the amount of the tour.
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answered 8 years ago
ledi.lana
Well then, of course, you will have to buy a visa, it’s a shame, of course, honestly ....
Well then, of course, you will have to buy a visa, it’s a shame, of course, honestly ....
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answered 8 years ago
brigantina35, the action of early booking, just in this case, turned out to be - what does))
If we booked a tour after 03/06/2017 (and this no longer falls under the category of early booking), we would not take 14 nights, we could easily get around 13 nights. I believe that the tour operator would draw our attention to this moment +1 night = +visa ...
If we booked a tour after 03/06/2017 (and this no longer falls under the category of early booking), we would not take 14 nights, we could easily get around 13 nights. I believe that the tour operator would draw our attention to this moment +1 night = +visa ...
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answered 8 years ago
Prices for early bookings are sometimes higher than a week or two before the tour. Such a marketing ploy :)
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answered 8 years ago
ledi.lana I will tell you this as a lawyer: the law does not have retroactive effect. Therefore, in this situation, the law came into force on 06.03 of the current year. In this case, your phrases "If we booked a tour after 03/06/2017" do not have any semantic load in this context. We ourselves must understand this, and one more thing: we cannot foresee and predict such situations. The law is the law. All the best to you!!!!
With uv. TA "Brigantina-Tour", Odessa
With uv. TA "Brigantina-Tour", Odessa
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answered 8 years ago
Even before March 6 (as soon as they knew about the innovation), our agents warned tourists about a visa when buying a tour for 14 or more days. But this became known just a few days ago. In January or February, no one could have foreseen such a turn. Therefore, the agents could not warn
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