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I want to visit Israel and then fly to the Emirates. Or vice versa. Will I have visa problems? Once it was a problem, these countries were not friends, as they are now - I don’t know
I want to visit Israel and then fly to the Emirates. Or vice versa. Will I have visa problems? Once it was a problem, these countries were not friends, as they are now - I don’t know
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Israel now does not put any stamps in the passport at all, on a separate piece of paper-coupon (I don’t remember its name) it is indicated for how many days you were allowed to enter. Therefore, the Emirates after Israel is quite. On the contrary, it's not worth it. They will let you through, but most likely there will be questions, why do you need it? The countries are still not friendly. Also, for such options, active tourists make two passports each)))
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answered 8 years ago
the previous correct, exhaustive answer .. but the Emirates-Israel sequence is not lethal ..... The intifada in its strong manifestation has begun to decline. Now Syria is in the foreground ... IMHO
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answered 8 years ago
The problem will be with entry to Israel, regardless of the visas in the passport. Very biased attitude of Israeli border guards towards Ukrainians entering, especially towards girls
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answered 8 years ago
the previous author is right, the girls are more carefully examined, with me they returned 2x, as it turned out later, they used to hunt in Israel with an ancient profession
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answered 8 years ago
I was in Israel one day with an excursion from Egypt, then three years in a row in the Emirates, there were no problems.
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answered 8 years ago
I’ll tell you more, they put the stamp of the Maldives on the stamp of Israel, this is nonsense, I carefully opened it on another page, but the border guard decided in his own way, there was no limit to my surprise
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answered 8 years ago
Thanks everyone for the replies, it cleared things up. Fortunately or unfortunately, at my age of 67, it is impossible to find fault with me, as a girl going to certain jobs. The only possible obstacle is that I am from Donetsk, not everyone has a clear view of our current situation.
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answered 8 years ago
There are several cases of refusal of Schengen visas to Europe for people over 60 years old. They are afraid, perhaps, that they will remain in Europe as refugees. As with this issue in Israel - I do not know.
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answered 8 years ago
The decision to cross the border with Israel is entirely up to the border guard. And recently they are not allowed just in groups. It happened that 10-30 people from the plane were not allowed into the country without explanation.
Neither having a tourist package on hand with an expensive hotel, nor traveling from Sharm as part of a group guarantees anyone a smooth border crossing into Israel.
But the refusal to cross is only not related to the stamp of stay in the UAE or the place of birth in Ukraine.
Neither having a tourist package on hand with an expensive hotel, nor traveling from Sharm as part of a group guarantees anyone a smooth border crossing into Israel.
But the refusal to cross is only not related to the stamp of stay in the UAE or the place of birth in Ukraine.
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answered 8 years ago
We sell tours to Israel only after the tourist has signed an agreement that "in case of refusal to enter the country for any reason by the Israeli authorities, the cost of the tour is not refundable."
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answered 8 years ago
Well, you, of course, made a bed for yourself. we are very "happy" for you that you are so smart. but for tourists who discuss this issue here, this does not make it any easier, but on the contrary ...
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answered 8 years ago
She was there and there. There were no problems. The problem seems to be outdated.
Maybe before the era of mass tourism to these countries there could be questions - but now there is not.
At least for persons of Slavic appearance.
Israel may not be allowed in - but the Emirates have nothing to do with it ... The situation in their country is like this.
They search not only at the airport, but also at the entrances to the shopping center there are metal detectors
Most importantly, do not try to joke with the border guards or express your dissatisfaction with the lengthy inspection and repeated questions.
Patience, kindness and everything will be ok.
Donetsk has nothing to do with it either. If Ukrainian is abroad. And with the passport of the banana republic, it’s clear that they won’t let you go anywhere
Maybe before the era of mass tourism to these countries there could be questions - but now there is not.
At least for persons of Slavic appearance.
Israel may not be allowed in - but the Emirates have nothing to do with it ... The situation in their country is like this.
They search not only at the airport, but also at the entrances to the shopping center there are metal detectors
Most importantly, do not try to joke with the border guards or express your dissatisfaction with the lengthy inspection and repeated questions.
Patience, kindness and everything will be ok.
Donetsk has nothing to do with it either. If Ukrainian is abroad. And with the passport of the banana republic, it’s clear that they won’t let you go anywhere
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answered 8 years ago
Let's not confuse security with visa violations. Guests from Ukraine are turned away precisely because of visa violations. It is clear that security criminals are met at the gangway of the plane by completely different people and they are not sent home on the same flights)
Dear licik, you do not disclose the purpose of your visit to Israel (tourism, relatives ....) Therefore, I will repeat only general recommendations ...
Dear licik, you do not disclose the purpose of your visit to Israel (tourism, relatives ....) Therefore, I will repeat only general recommendations ...
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answered 8 years ago
...... They usually don't let you in when the "legend" does not match reality. For example, age from 20 to 50, a voucher from Booking, $ 200 in his pocket and a story that he is a Christian pilgrim. However, he does not know where Jesus was born. Or 2 girlfriends for 3 months go to a friend for tourism purposes).
The trust of the border guards is earned by those tourists who MUST have round-trip tickets, medical insurance, at least $80 for each day of stay and a paid hotel reservation. As you know, booking Booking is easily canceled, or even completely canceled, so there is no trust in them
Those who go to visit friends or relatives do not need any written invitations, but the contacts (address, telephone) of the inviting party are required. It is important to keep in mind that foreigners working in Israel on a work visa cannot invite relatives and friends to their place. Only citizens of Israel can invite.
The presence of visas of Arab countries in the passport does not affect the decision of the border guards, but it may cause additional questions.!!!!!
The trust of the border guards is earned by those tourists who MUST have round-trip tickets, medical insurance, at least $80 for each day of stay and a paid hotel reservation. As you know, booking Booking is easily canceled, or even completely canceled, so there is no trust in them
Those who go to visit friends or relatives do not need any written invitations, but the contacts (address, telephone) of the inviting party are required. It is important to keep in mind that foreigners working in Israel on a work visa cannot invite relatives and friends to their place. Only citizens of Israel can invite.
The presence of visas of Arab countries in the passport does not affect the decision of the border guards, but it may cause additional questions.!!!!!
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answered 8 years ago
Relations between Israel and the Emirates are still quite cool. However, there are no problems with visiting Israel after any Emirate. On the contrary, there should be no problems either - as a representative of the Ministry of Tourism of Dubai told me, they do not let in only holders of Israeli passports. And the reason is simple - they do not recognize the existence of Israel. For them, there is no such country. And if there is no country, then the passport of this "non-existent" country is not a document, but just a piece of paper ...
So, licik, choose the order in which you want to visit these countries.
So, licik, choose the order in which you want to visit these countries.
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answered 8 years ago
For hatina:
Do not put stamps ONLY in a / p Ben Gurion. As far as I know, both at the Ovda airport and at the checkpoint with Egypt and Jordan they are still stamping ...
For salt07:
Neither the intifada, which was and is not, nor the hostilities in neighboring Syria have anything to do with border control.
For gumenyk2006:
You are absolutely right - at the sight of women with a Ukrainian passport, the border guards simply go berserk! Especially female. It seems that they have some kind of inferiority complex, envy of Ukrainian women ...
Recently, our tourists told how the border guard almost splashed with saliva in a rage, ran into them ... She did not like that they did not speak English, that they were from Ukraine at all (in fact, this is not so - they are from Crimea, but flew through Odessa) . And this despite the fact that they had round-trip tickets, medical insurance, a hotel paid for by a travel agency and excursions!
Do not put stamps ONLY in a / p Ben Gurion. As far as I know, both at the Ovda airport and at the checkpoint with Egypt and Jordan they are still stamping ...
For salt07:
Neither the intifada, which was and is not, nor the hostilities in neighboring Syria have anything to do with border control.
For gumenyk2006:
You are absolutely right - at the sight of women with a Ukrainian passport, the border guards simply go berserk! Especially female. It seems that they have some kind of inferiority complex, envy of Ukrainian women ...
Recently, our tourists told how the border guard almost splashed with saliva in a rage, ran into them ... She did not like that they did not speak English, that they were from Ukraine at all (in fact, this is not so - they are from Crimea, but flew through Odessa) . And this despite the fact that they had round-trip tickets, medical insurance, a hotel paid for by a travel agency and excursions!
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answered 8 years ago
For mishonok:
And how did you then know for what reason the valiant Israeli border guards wrapped those girls?
For agent_borabora
Dear colleagues! The fact that you do not return any money to tourists who have not entered is not right! If someone did not enter Israel, then he loses ONLY PART of the cost of the tour, namely:
* air travel
* transfer from airport to hotel
* 1 night at the hotel (maximum - 2 nights)
Everything else is refundable! This is me about excursions, and about the return transfer, and about medical insurance, and about nights at the hotel (with a minus of 1-2 nights for non-arrival).
For Slav1:
No, the problem is not outdated. It's more than relevant! Border guards are biased towards all holders of Ukrainian, Moldovan and Georgian passports. And as for Ukraine, they don't care where the tourist came from - even from Lviv, even from Donetsk, even from Kyiv ... They suspect everyone of wanting to stay to work in Israel.
The situation in the country has nothing to do with it at all!
And it’s not clear what kind of “search” in the a / p is in question ..
And how did you then know for what reason the valiant Israeli border guards wrapped those girls?
For agent_borabora
Dear colleagues! The fact that you do not return any money to tourists who have not entered is not right! If someone did not enter Israel, then he loses ONLY PART of the cost of the tour, namely:
* air travel
* transfer from airport to hotel
* 1 night at the hotel (maximum - 2 nights)
Everything else is refundable! This is me about excursions, and about the return transfer, and about medical insurance, and about nights at the hotel (with a minus of 1-2 nights for non-arrival).
For Slav1:
No, the problem is not outdated. It's more than relevant! Border guards are biased towards all holders of Ukrainian, Moldovan and Georgian passports. And as for Ukraine, they don't care where the tourist came from - even from Lviv, even from Donetsk, even from Kyiv ... They suspect everyone of wanting to stay to work in Israel.
The situation in the country has nothing to do with it at all!
And it’s not clear what kind of “search” in the a / p is in question ..
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answered 8 years ago