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If they didn’t let me in Israel, can I go again?
If they didn’t let me in Israel, can I go again?
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I really want to visit Israel. My husband and I are from Ukraine. There is great doubt whether it is worth tempting fate. As I understand it, there is a high probability that they will not let you through at the border. Passports new only two visas in the passport. ????. It's sad, of course, that people are willing to pay money to see the country, but they are not allowed. Then get a visa and there will be no problems
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answered 6 years ago
For Sergiu_Visnevschi:
It is possible, but not necessary - deployed at the border. A complete replacement of passport data can help, but that's another story. And expensive and criminal ...
Toma_sidorenko
Make a visa? So no one canceled the visa. They simply simplified the receipt of a B2 tourist visa - instead of a long and paid registration at the Israeli Consulate at the place of residence / stay of a tourist, it has been issued for 7 years (if issued, of course) right at the border and for free.
There should be doubts - Russian citizens are often slowed down and sometimes turned back, Ukrainian citizens are pressed specifically, it is not easier for Georgian citizens - just yesterday our tourist from Georgia was turned around :(
It is possible, but not necessary - deployed at the border. A complete replacement of passport data can help, but that's another story. And expensive and criminal ...
Toma_sidorenko
Make a visa? So no one canceled the visa. They simply simplified the receipt of a B2 tourist visa - instead of a long and paid registration at the Israeli Consulate at the place of residence / stay of a tourist, it has been issued for 7 years (if issued, of course) right at the border and for free.
There should be doubts - Russian citizens are often slowed down and sometimes turned back, Ukrainian citizens are pressed specifically, it is not easier for Georgian citizens - just yesterday our tourist from Georgia was turned around :(
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