Which countries is allowed entrance with Israeli stamp?
May 8, 2008, 7:10 am
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I was on a LHR-MCT-LHR turnaround a couple of nights ago and needed my return BP issued at MCT (complications with AA code on the BA flight.) The very nice transit desk lady (an Omani Airports employee, not a BA contract person) said something to the effect that I should spend some time in Muscat in the future since it's a nice place. I figured I could be frank with her and said, "Well, what about those Israeli stamps in my passport?" (which she could see if she wanted.)
"Oh I don't know if that's still a problem or not. Just get a second passport like everyone else does. It's not hard, you know."
So verdict is out on Oman. But at least they're realistic and straight about it.
"Oh I don't know if that's still a problem or not. Just get a second passport like everyone else does. It's not hard, you know."
So verdict is out on Oman. But at least they're realistic and straight about it.
May 8, 2008, 9:32 am
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From http://projectvisa.com/countryinfo.asp?countrycode=il
Having an Israel stamp in your passport may stop you from entering;
Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Sudan, UAE and Yemen.
Although other site says UAE is fine.
Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong are OK. My friend has the stamp on his passport and he travelled to these places last year w/o issues. I am not sure about Indonesia, but looks like they're fine too.
Having an Israel stamp in your passport may stop you from entering;
Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Sudan, UAE and Yemen.
Although other site says UAE is fine.
Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong are OK. My friend has the stamp on his passport and he travelled to these places last year w/o issues. I am not sure about Indonesia, but looks like they're fine too.
May 8, 2008, 10:07 am
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From http://projectvisa.com/countryinfo.asp?countrycode=il
Having an Israel stamp in your passport may stop you from entering;
Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Sudan, UAE and Yemen.
Although other site says UAE is fine.
Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong are OK. My friend has the stamp on his passport and he travelled to these places last year w/o issues. I am not sure about Indonesia, but looks like they're fine too.
Having an Israel stamp in your passport may stop you from entering;
Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Sudan, UAE and Yemen.
Although other site says UAE is fine.
Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong are OK. My friend has the stamp on his passport and he travelled to these places last year w/o issues. I am not sure about Indonesia, but looks like they're fine too.
May 8, 2008, 11:44 am
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from what ive heard from people been to israel and other middle eastern countries after the israeli trip is that israeli immigration will gladly place a stamp on a piece of paper and then staple that into the passport. you can then take it off when you exit israel and there is no record of you visiting israel.
i know for a fact that none of the UAE Emirates will let you enter with an israeli stamp, no, not even Dubai.
i know for a fact that none of the UAE Emirates will let you enter with an israeli stamp, no, not even Dubai.
May 8, 2008, 12:27 pm
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May 8, 2008, 12:32 pm
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Given my own experiences with Dubai and Israeli stamps in the passport, I wonder when your fact applies and when it doesn't now -- it used to be the way you mention but not as of late.
May 8, 2008, 2:08 pm
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While ASL has English (American) words, the syntax and grammar are different. It is a distinct language - indeed there are various versions of sign language around the world that are distinct from each other too (eg NZSL). This is way OT for the thread.
May 8, 2008, 2:24 pm
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I asked a genuinely sincere question the answer of which surely interested at least one other participant here. Your response, sad to say, does nothing to clear things up for either of us.
May 8, 2008, 2:46 pm
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May 8, 2008, 2:54 pm
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The guy told me that it that page used to be full of countries in the Soviet bloc, back in the day.
May 8, 2008, 3:57 pm
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On the SIN-KUL overnight train my compartment-mate showed me his Malaysian passport. Second or third page said "This passport valid for travel to all countries except:" Center of the page said "Israel."
The guy told me that it that page used to be full of countries in the Soviet bloc, back in the day.
The guy told me that it that page used to be full of countries in the Soviet bloc, back in the day.
May 8, 2008, 4:39 pm
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As a US citizen with a US passport with an Israeli stamp in it you should have no issue entering (assuming you have appropriate visas is applicable):
Thailand
Singapore
Hong Kong
China
South Korea
Japan
Australia
Fiji
New Zealand
Cook Islands
Anywhere in the EU (including but not limited to:Italy, Germany, Netherlands, France, Spain, Switzerland, U.K, Ireland, Iceland, Poland, Czech Republic, Greece, Sweden, Demark)
I can't answer for the other countries.
Sounds like an awesome trip!
Thailand
Singapore
Hong Kong
China
South Korea
Japan
Australia
Fiji
New Zealand
Cook Islands
Anywhere in the EU (including but not limited to:Italy, Germany, Netherlands, France, Spain, Switzerland, U.K, Ireland, Iceland, Poland, Czech Republic, Greece, Sweden, Demark)
I can't answer for the other countries.
Sounds like an awesome trip!
May 8, 2008, 7:14 pm
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Hi all,
I need give me a review for which countries that we are allowed with Israeli stamp. Some of those countries they don't allowed go entrance into Middle Eastern or Libya. Could you please give me those good lists for which good country that we go there instead of DXB, Iran, Iraq, KWI and many other middle eastern cities. I need to do understands that we are allowed flying to SIN, KUL, SYD, PEK, PVG, NRT, ICN, BKK, HKG, CAN, and some of mostly European can allowed with Israeli stamp. If you guys to do posts for good opportunity where exactly can go there. What about African can be allowed go there, too. Thanks all.
Regards
I need give me a review for which countries that we are allowed with Israeli stamp. Some of those countries they don't allowed go entrance into Middle Eastern or Libya. Could you please give me those good lists for which good country that we go there instead of DXB, Iran, Iraq, KWI and many other middle eastern cities. I need to do understands that we are allowed flying to SIN, KUL, SYD, PEK, PVG, NRT, ICN, BKK, HKG, CAN, and some of mostly European can allowed with Israeli stamp. If you guys to do posts for good opportunity where exactly can go there. What about African can be allowed go there, too. Thanks all.
Regards