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Good afternoon! I really need help! My husband is a citizen of Armenia, has a residence permit and registration in Moscow, we are going to go to Egypt (to Sharm) on February 23, does he need to apply for a visa in advance, or can I apply on arrival? I read the previous comment, they seem to write up to 15 days there and only in the southern Sinai is allowed (what we need), but a year has passed since this response, maybe everything has changed there already? I called the embassy and they also kicked me off, they said to call from 2 to 3 .... but I can’t get through ((((((and time is running out .... Please tell me!!
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Dear! Is it really difficult to type in the search line "egypt visa for Armenian citizens"? It gives out such a link http://ginfor.ru/armenia-bez-viz.
By the way, you have already answered your question - up to 15 days to South Sinai.
By the way, you have already answered your question - up to 15 days to South Sinai.
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answered 11 years ago
Nothing has changed from the previous situation.
Travel safely in Egypt and get a visa upon arrival.
The border guards can set the time themselves, buy a visa if you need it, but be prepared that the rest time can become a limitation on the validity of the visa.
For example, I had a client who came to Sharm from Moscow (also an Armenian), he had a tour of 7 days. He bought a visa for a month, but he was given a 7-day limit.
By the way, any person, even a Russian, can fall under this comb. I have one Russian (I don’t know why he didn’t like customs) they set it up for a tour of 14 days, a limit of 10 days. He went to the airport to extend his visa))))))
Sometimes Armenians get an ordinary visa from us for a month without any questions, as a rule, family people who arrived on a tour.
Travel safely in Egypt and get a visa upon arrival.
The border guards can set the time themselves, buy a visa if you need it, but be prepared that the rest time can become a limitation on the validity of the visa.
For example, I had a client who came to Sharm from Moscow (also an Armenian), he had a tour of 7 days. He bought a visa for a month, but he was given a 7-day limit.
By the way, any person, even a Russian, can fall under this comb. I have one Russian (I don’t know why he didn’t like customs) they set it up for a tour of 14 days, a limit of 10 days. He went to the airport to extend his visa))))))
Sometimes Armenians get an ordinary visa from us for a month without any questions, as a rule, family people who arrived on a tour.
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answered 11 years ago
If you have any questions feel free to ask, I'll be happy to answer :)
Travelsite up to 15 days is wrong, here each situation is considered separately. Moreover, the tourist was not sure of this information, so he asked. When rest is at stake, it’s better to worry in advance than to spoil it)))
Travelsite up to 15 days is wrong, here each situation is considered separately. Moreover, the tourist was not sure of this information, so he asked. When rest is at stake, it’s better to worry in advance than to spoil it)))
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answered 11 years ago
