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How is the “shinai only” stamp put this year? Egyptian border guards do not find fault with water?
How is the “shinai only” stamp put this year? Egyptian border guards do not find fault with water?
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According to the project in charm, come to the desk of Anex tour or your operator. Show your vouchers. Speak only shinai. At the counter you get stamped cards. Fill out. The border guard detained me for 10 seconds. That's how it was
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answered 7 years ago
If you want to write on the card yourself, if you want they will put a stamp on you. Even this year, we managed to carry a bottle of water from Sharm in hand luggage.
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answered 7 years ago
In the immigration card, which you should receive at the operator's desk, fill it out, mark "Only Sinay" and go to the border control. We were stamped by a border guard. Maybe they have already rationalized it, but last year it was like that with us!
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answered 7 years ago
You get an immigration card at the operator's desk, fill it out, write by hand on the back of the card "Only Sinay" and go to the border control. The stamp puts the border guard in the passport. On departure, they carried 0.5 liters in hand luggage. water, no problem.
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answered 7 years ago
"Only Sinay" and to the border control. I returned in January, everything was as usual.
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answered 7 years ago
I am clarifying. At the counter Anekstur shows vouchers for everyone. At the counter they ask for shinai or... Say shinai. Anekstur gives you a migration card to fill out and puts some kind of stamp in Arabic. Fill out the map and go to the border guards. They stamp. Good luck
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answered 7 years ago
They took two 0.6 of water from me at the second checkpoint, and when they were there for the first time, they let me in with 2 liters. If we get lucky.
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answered 7 years ago
Most likely, the stamp in Arabic is what we write in English - "only Sinai"! And they don’t ask for money for this stamp?
I was surprised how the border guards shifted their function to the foreign company Anekstur.
I was surprised how the border guards shifted their function to the foreign company Anekstur.
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answered 7 years ago
You don't even have to write "Only Sinay" on the immigration card. Fill in, to the border guard - stamps in the passport.
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answered 7 years ago
and our travel agent immediately gave us the completed cards and back and forth in November 2017, in Sharm we do not pay for a visa until 15 days of stay.
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answered 7 years ago
lotos12345 what tour operator did you have? Friends had a coral, then they also gave the same stocked migratory women. And then the anex is already quite annoying with its attitude ... :(
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answered 7 years ago
I flew with anex in December 2017 and in January 2018. Upon arrival, they issue a card and warn them themselves -2 weeks without a visa, more - buy a visa
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answered 7 years ago
Alex45. I also think it's Sinai ONLY in Arabic. Migration cards were issued absolutely free of charge, but only for the number of vouchers.
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answered 7 years ago
In the migration card, put the note "only Sinai" and the border guards put a stamp in your passport. Nobody finds fault and they don't force you to buy a visa!
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answered 7 years ago
I'll add gag))
How many times I travel, except for the very first time, when I receive a migration card, I NEVER fill out anything, only on the reverse side I write only sinai, I go to the customs office, they slap a stamp without looking, they don’t even look at all and I pass on! It’s the same with departure, I don’t fill out these cards, though once the customs officer saw that it was not filled out, asked something in Egyptian, I answered him that I didn’t understand him, he waved his hand in the style of “go already, tired” ...
P.S. Hello to all glass-haters, nabko-scorners and tasteless feeders)
How many times I travel, except for the very first time, when I receive a migration card, I NEVER fill out anything, only on the reverse side I write only sinai, I go to the customs office, they slap a stamp without looking, they don’t even look at all and I pass on! It’s the same with departure, I don’t fill out these cards, though once the customs officer saw that it was not filled out, asked something in Egyptian, I answered him that I didn’t understand him, he waved his hand in the style of “go already, tired” ...
P.S. Hello to all glass-haters, nabko-scorners and tasteless feeders)
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answered 7 years ago
