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Can an Ethiopian citizen who has a permanent residence permit in Ukraine go on vacation to Egypt on a tour. What is the entry procedure, do I need to open a visa separately for him?
Can an Ethiopian citizen who has a permanent residence permit in Ukraine go on vacation to Egypt on a tour. What is the entry procedure, do I need to open a visa separately for him?
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Do you think among those who answer here are Ethiopians with a residence permit in Ukraine that they know the answer?
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answered 6 years ago
Check with the Egyptian embassy what you need to visit for an Ethiopian citizen.
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answered 6 years ago
Your "permanent residence permit" in Ukraine does not make you a citizen of Ukraine. You are a citizen of another country (Ethiopia)..
See on the Internet the conditions, requirements for Ethiopian citizens planning to enter Egypt for the purpose of tourism.
See on the Internet the conditions, requirements for Ethiopian citizens planning to enter Egypt for the purpose of tourism.
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answered 6 years ago
I think it can, of course ... It's ridiculous and illogical to fly to Ethiopia to relax in Egypt if you live in Ukraine ...
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answered 6 years ago
You can leave, but about entering Egypt, ask your travel agent what you need for this.
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answered 6 years ago
My husband is an Armenian citizen, I asked the same question here and opinions differed. We decided to take a chance, so at first they didn’t want to issue a ticket at the airport, but then they contacted the authorities and they said ... any citizen and any nationality can fly to Sharm, but only for 14 days with a tour package. If you are flying by yourself, then you need a visa from the consulate, and this only applies to Sharm.
Upon arrival, no one asked anything at all, they just put the Sinai stamp.
Back, too, we carefully checked the residence permit, but there were no more questions.
Upon arrival, no one asked anything at all, they just put the Sinai stamp.
Back, too, we carefully checked the residence permit, but there were no more questions.
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answered 6 years ago