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Hello! Tell me please, can an Egyptian fly to Israel without a passport? I really need to know! Thank you
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Well, if not to Israel, where can an Egyptian fly without a passport?
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answered 14 years ago
Hardly - given the "fiery" friendship between Arabs and Israelis.
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answered 14 years ago
Bullshit question. No one will go anywhere without a passport, neither an Egyptian, nor an Israeli, nor the Pope.
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answered 14 years ago
no, without a passport, nowhere. If you have a foreign passport, for example, Russia, an Egyptian will be able to travel on it, but when he returns to Egypt, he will hide his trip in order to avoid trouble with the authorities.
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answered 14 years ago
Well, why are you so categorical. without a passport, he can fly from Cairo to Hurghada, for example :)
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answered 14 years ago
aisha2010, and what troubles can the natives have after a trip to Russia?
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answered 14 years ago
elenako- and what does Russia have to do with it? I wrote about a trip to Israel on the Russian RFP. The question was not raised about a trip to Russia.
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answered 14 years ago
Aisha you are just still messy writing. you are hard to understand.
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answered 14 years ago
aisha2010, this is a new question for you personally.
.---- If there is a foreign passport, for example, of Russia, an Egyptian will be able to travel on it --- explain this, please. Where can an Egyptian with a Russian foreign passport go?
And if he goes to Russia on the passport of Egypt, will he have to hide it upon arrival at home? Why?
Anetka-gan---- let's try to understand what aisha2010 wants to say.
.---- If there is a foreign passport, for example, of Russia, an Egyptian will be able to travel on it --- explain this, please. Where can an Egyptian with a Russian foreign passport go?
And if he goes to Russia on the passport of Egypt, will he have to hide it upon arrival at home? Why?
Anetka-gan---- let's try to understand what aisha2010 wants to say.
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answered 14 years ago
Well, this is closer to the point.
And yet, explain why the Egyptian needs to hide a trip to Russia, if one took place?
And yet, explain why the Egyptian needs to hide a trip to Russia, if one took place?
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answered 14 years ago
in Egypt, many Egyptians are married to Russian women and receive Russian passports. With such a passport, you can go to Israel. The question was for an Egyptian to go to Israel. And I didn’t write a single line about a trip to Russia.
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answered 14 years ago
I get it now.
Let's change the question a little, why then is it shameful for an Egyptian to visit Israel?
Or rather, why then are there a showdown with the authorities about their trip to Israel?
Let's change the question a little, why then is it shameful for an Egyptian to visit Israel?
Or rather, why then are there a showdown with the authorities about their trip to Israel?
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answered 14 years ago
but I can’t understand you, I read the question about the flight of an Egyptian to Israel, or, for example, where else can I? Did I understand the question correctly? my answer was missing a single word to Israel. So? And where did you read the trip to Russia? And if I wrote like this, you would start interrogating me about Ukraine. Where is the phrase about the trip to Russia in my answer ???
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answered 14 years ago
This question is for the Egyptian authorities. Living in Egypt and us: < I am Russian, not a tourist, but it’s problematic for me to go to Israel on a non-tourist visa>
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answered 14 years ago
I just could not even think that the Egyptians have Russian passports.
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answered 14 years ago
Have you traveled to Israel through Egypt? on a tour, for example. I think not. At the border, you know how our Russians are interrogated and checked if you have a Muslim surname or first name. They don’t like Muslims there, but we don’t like Israel in Egypt. This is politics.
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answered 14 years ago
And Russian and Ukrainian and English. A girl from which country they marry, a passport of such a country and strive to get ..
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answered 14 years ago
I didn’t go to Israel from Egypt - I don’t like these gallops. I need to look at everything with feeling, sense, arrangement.
Excursions that I visited in Egypt, I did not like because of the rush.
Excursions that I visited in Egypt, I did not like because of the rush.
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answered 14 years ago
You are right about something. I don’t remember in what year the law was passed in Egypt that only Egyptian citizens should work as guides on Egyptian excursions. And they have many disadvantages. But we can’t change their laws, although we go for tricks. 6 people or more who can go on an excursion with guests as a tourist, but we ourselves conduct some excursions.
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answered 14 years ago
It's funny. Usually the dumbest questions get the most answers.
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answered 14 years ago
But we learned that the Egyptians are the owners of not only foreign wives, but also passports of the same countries as their wives.
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you very much for your answers :) It’s just that my husband lives in Egypt, and I live in Moscow. I was going to fly to Egypt in March, but since the Ministry of Foreign Affairs banned it, I thought that suddenly we could meet in another place!
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answered 14 years ago
Why doesn't he have a passport? Is he homeless there, in Egypt?
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answered 14 years ago
Not Well, we also do not have every citizen of the country has a passport.
Another question is that they, these Egyptians, for the most part, are poorer than a church mouse. Therefore, if in exchange for certain services on their part, a woman pays for his stay in another country, or pays for something else, this is only welcome.
Another question is that they, these Egyptians, for the most part, are poorer than a church mouse. Therefore, if in exchange for certain services on their part, a woman pays for his stay in another country, or pays for something else, this is only welcome.
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answered 14 years ago
A RFP in Egypt cannot be received either by a very poor person or someone who is not all right with the authorities. It is not so easy to fly out of the country, even if you have a RFP. A visa, a certificate from the army and a whole lot more. Moscow-Cairo-Hurghada. Moscow-Cairo-Sharm is not a problem.
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answered 14 years ago