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Do Ukrainian tourists need an Egyptian visa to visit Jordan and Israel, or is Sinai only enough? Do Ukrainians need a Jordanian visa?
Tell me please, do Ukrainian tourists need an Egyptian visa to visit Jordan and Israel, or is "Sinai only" enough? And also, do Ukrainians need a Jordanian visa? Thanks
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When you arrive in Sharm, in the insert, write Only Sinai, of course in Latin and do not pay an Egyptian visa of $ 25. Then on the spot, better from street agencies, such as Vova Beard (verified), buy a tour to Israel, Jerusalem, you can with Jordan, and eat in peace without any visas. Ukrainians definitely do not need a visa to Jerusalem, and a visa to Jordan is paid on the spot by a guide, and the amount for a visa is already included in the tour price.
But be aware that by writing Only Siay you will not be able to go on an excursion to Cairo or Luxor. Yes, this is pointless, because. very far away, and it is better to go there from Hurghada, although then you will be required to pay for an Egyptian visa upon arrival.
But be aware that by writing Only Siay you will not be able to go on an excursion to Cairo or Luxor. Yes, this is pointless, because. very far away, and it is better to go there from Hurghada, although then you will be required to pay for an Egyptian visa upon arrival.
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answered 7 years ago
Recently, Israeli border guards have not let young people into the country en masse. It is believed that under the guise of tourists, they go to Israel illegally to work. A week ago, the son of my acquaintance with friends (4 people) was not let in. The guide partially returned the money, but an unpleasant aftertaste remained ....
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answered 7 years ago
not needed, read my article about Egypt and how we went to Israel and Palestine on a tour, everything is written there in detail. One caveat - not everyone gets to Israel, even those who really want to
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answered 7 years ago
Yes, Israel is still in question for me, for the most part Jordan worries. Israel, just in case, as there is a combined tour - Israel + Jordan.
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answered 7 years ago
There is such an excursion to Petra bypassing the Israeli border. In Taba, a ferry is transported to the Jordanian border without crossing the Israeli one.
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answered 7 years ago
You can get to Jordan without visiting Egypt. A visa is required in any case.
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answered 7 years ago
We went on an excursion to Jerusalem and Jordan from Sharm in May.
We only had "Sinai ONLY" We paid no additional visas (neither in Jerusalem, nor in Jordan). They paid only the cost of the tour (maybe the cost of visas was included there).
99% of us were Ukrainians on the bus, and no one paid extra anywhere (we went through customs in one stream)
By the way, we've got it all! No one was returned, there were few young people with us, and those were couples, most of them were of age.
We only had "Sinai ONLY" We paid no additional visas (neither in Jerusalem, nor in Jordan). They paid only the cost of the tour (maybe the cost of visas was included there).
99% of us were Ukrainians on the bus, and no one paid extra anywhere (we went through customs in one stream)
By the way, we've got it all! No one was returned, there were few young people with us, and those were couples, most of them were of age.
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answered 7 years ago