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How is the Israeli customs?
There is an opportunity to fly there, but I'm afraid that they can wrap it up. Guy, 18 years old. Travel history: in fact 7 countries, but in the new passport there are 2 seals - Poland and Hungary. And they are all ground transport
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border guards and customs officers are TOTALLY different structures ... you should learn at least elementary literacy before traveling around Israel ...
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answered 5 years ago
if you carry something prohibited with you, then of course they will wrap you up, and they may even arrest you, although in 95% of cases Ukrainian customs will not let you out with such things.
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answered 5 years ago
... go to work in the Czech Republic, nothing will shine for you in Israel. Yes, the salary is tolerable, but life is expensive. You won't win anything!
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answered 5 years ago
Why are you flying to Israel? If you work illegally, there are high chances that you will be wrapped up, the border guards have a developed feeling for gastro workers.
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answered 5 years ago
just a tourist? ... well, tell the border guards where and by whom you work, prove that you get $ 1000 salary at home / or dollar millionaires - mother folder - they will let you in without problems then;)
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answered 5 years ago
Oleg, Israel is not a cheap country, and even with troubles at the border. Why do you need this hemorrhoids? Europe is prettier and cheaper.
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answered 5 years ago
Friends recently flew, everything was super easy, they let us in without questions. But it's a lottery
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answered 5 years ago
and before there was no particular desire to fly / go to them when it was without problems, and now even more so ... what is the profit, I can’t understand the arbeiten there? to live in what kind of pigsty under the constant threat of an Arab invasion or an Iranian nuclear missile to save a grand a month and then bring it home? ... it’s actually better to go to Poland-Czech Republic-Estonia = closer and safer ...
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answered 5 years ago
for oleg05022001:
Being 18 is not a problem. You will be able to enter if you find a company of 2-3-.. people. Just beware of random ... no, not connections - fellow travelers. Not all Israeli border guards are dumb-headed with a penchant for bullying. There are adequate ones that can bite through.
The details are not here, of course.
Two visas - already business. The fact that land transport does not matter.
Being 18 is not a problem. You will be able to enter if you find a company of 2-3-.. people. Just beware of random ... no, not connections - fellow travelers. Not all Israeli border guards are dumb-headed with a penchant for bullying. There are adequate ones that can bite through.
The details are not here, of course.
Two visas - already business. The fact that land transport does not matter.
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answered 5 years ago
for ser_____Witness77:
Your statement about "living in a pigsty under the constant threat of an Arab invasion or an Iranian nuclear missile to save a piece a month and then bring it home?" has nothing to do with reality:
* Not all "tourists" live in a pigsty! It is possible to find a decent apartment for 4-6 people and pay 300-400 dollars for everything except food (the figures refer to a modest apartment in the quiet resort town of Netanya on the Mediterranean coast). This time!
* The "permanent threat of an Arab invasion" has been gone for 46 years. After Israel defended its freedom in the fall of 1973, Egypt and Syria did not dare to point their guns towards Israel (I am silent about Jordan and Lebanon - they understood everything even earlier and stepped aside). It's two!
* There is no "permanent threat of an Iranian nuclear missile" yet. And in the coming years is not expected... It's three!
* Yes, about a thousand dollars a month it turns out to save most of the "tourists" working in Israel. If anyone is a couple here from
Your statement about "living in a pigsty under the constant threat of an Arab invasion or an Iranian nuclear missile to save a piece a month and then bring it home?" has nothing to do with reality:
* Not all "tourists" live in a pigsty! It is possible to find a decent apartment for 4-6 people and pay 300-400 dollars for everything except food (the figures refer to a modest apartment in the quiet resort town of Netanya on the Mediterranean coast). This time!
* The "permanent threat of an Arab invasion" has been gone for 46 years. After Israel defended its freedom in the fall of 1973, Egypt and Syria did not dare to point their guns towards Israel (I am silent about Jordan and Lebanon - they understood everything even earlier and stepped aside). It's two!
* There is no "permanent threat of an Iranian nuclear missile" yet. And in the coming years is not expected... It's three!
* Yes, about a thousand dollars a month it turns out to save most of the "tourists" working in Israel. If anyone is a couple here from
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answered 5 years ago
" find a decent apartment for 4-6 people and pay 300-400 dollars for everything "
- is it about $1800 for an apartment?! ) - you can still find it cheaper in New York in the Bronx ... P.S. any worker in Poland-Czech Republic can put aside a piece for a month, and the sea when you are NOT to the sea does not help much;) P.S.S. If you really have somewhere to go, then to the USA-Canada - with an eye on permanent residence, and what to catch in Israel (besides their Jewish roots, whoever has it) with crazy real estate prices and vague prospects (we don’t forget about the Iranian vigorous loaf) - I (uncircumcised) absolutely NOT clear ;)
- is it about $1800 for an apartment?! ) - you can still find it cheaper in New York in the Bronx ... P.S. any worker in Poland-Czech Republic can put aside a piece for a month, and the sea when you are NOT to the sea does not help much;) P.S.S. If you really have somewhere to go, then to the USA-Canada - with an eye on permanent residence, and what to catch in Israel (besides their Jewish roots, whoever has it) with crazy real estate prices and vague prospects (we don’t forget about the Iranian vigorous loaf) - I (uncircumcised) absolutely NOT clear ;)
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answered 5 years ago
The cost of renting an apartment for a comfortable stay of 4-6 people, as well as payment of municipal tax and expenses for cleaning the common area in the house, in not the most expensive city in Israel, comes out to 1200-1300 dollars. Add to that the cost of home internet and cable TV, as well as water and electricity. Get another couple of hundred dollars.
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answered 5 years ago
It is now difficult to get to Israel, every third is deported. And mostly female, and the guys who themselves, they even send their families back, and the grandmothers didn’t please them either. And I also noticed that not beautiful girls are let in. With me, 20 people were deported, and these are those who were only with me in the room. The girl from Moscow was generally put in jail for the night, and then sent on a flight to Kyiv. They don't care if you have a hotel reservation and an invitation letter from a relative.
Flew at the end of October at 00:30 there was an arrival, until 5 in the morning they interrogated, threatened, drove around all the offices, arranged an inspection of everything that was possible, they took them to the toilet under supervision, kept them in a room and did not let them out, and they didn’t say anything when they flew back and did not say where the flight will be. They pretended not to understand. The treatment was like with especially dangerous people. They didn’t say anything for the luggage and didn’t give it back. In the morning at 7 they let me out and told me to walk around the airport later they would call me, and flew away only at 14:00
Flew at the end of October at 00:30 there was an arrival, until 5 in the morning they interrogated, threatened, drove around all the offices, arranged an inspection of everything that was possible, they took them to the toilet under supervision, kept them in a room and did not let them out, and they didn’t say anything when they flew back and did not say where the flight will be. They pretended not to understand. The treatment was like with especially dangerous people. They didn’t say anything for the luggage and didn’t give it back. In the morning at 7 they let me out and told me to walk around the airport later they would call me, and flew away only at 14:00
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answered 5 years ago