Which countries is allowed entrance with Israeli stamp?
May 6, 2008, 7:43 pm
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Which countries is allowed entrance with Israeli stamp?
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
May 6, 2008, 7:51 pm
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to my knowledge, you only need to worry about countries in middle east. I've never heard any other part of the world (europe, asia, africa, NA) having problem with israeli stamp. although i don't know about Brunei and Indonesia. And not all countries in Middle east won't let you in - Jordan is ok, egypt and dubai also. there are others
May 6, 2008, 8:54 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
a) You want to go to the middle east - or anywhere in the world??
b) Have you been to Israel already or not yet?
c) the whole question seems odd to ask...
Ok I throw you a little piece of information: South Africa is cool about Israeli stamps... not sure if it helps...
Oh and all of the EU - somehow since Germany had something to do with the last World War they are pretty friendly to Israelis ...
May 6, 2008, 9:36 pm
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Hi Roundtheworld,
N830 posts via American Sign Language, so the syntax sometimes comes out a little garbled. S/he is in the Delta forum a good bit - you can usually get the gist of the message if you read it a couple times. I think the question is whether there are specific countries that will be problematic if there's an Israeli stamp in N830's passport. I know it's been an issue for some of our company reps when traveling in the Muslim Middle East countries, but we don't have any experience with African countries, Muslim or otherwise. Hopefully someone else on the forum will have more insight than I do.
N830 posts via American Sign Language, so the syntax sometimes comes out a little garbled. S/he is in the Delta forum a good bit - you can usually get the gist of the message if you read it a couple times. I think the question is whether there are specific countries that will be problematic if there's an Israeli stamp in N830's passport. I know it's been an issue for some of our company reps when traveling in the Muslim Middle East countries, but we don't have any experience with African countries, Muslim or otherwise. Hopefully someone else on the forum will have more insight than I do.
May 6, 2008, 10:46 pm
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Which country are you a citizen of? Some countries will replace a passport with an Israeli stamp in it free of charge, and some countries will allow you to have two passports at the same time, so you can confine the Israeli stamps to just one of them and use the other for travel to nations that deny access.
May 6, 2008, 11:02 pm
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Which country are you a citizen of? Some countries will replace a passport with an Israeli stamp in it free of charge, and some countries will allow you to have two passports at the same time, so you can confine the Israeli stamps to just one of them and use the other for travel to nations that deny access.
May 7, 2008, 12:20 am
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So show up at their border / embassy with a 2nd passport and their first question is "where's your first passport".
In any case it's not "Israel stamp", it's evidence of a trip to Israel - which could include missing entrance / exit stamps from Jordan / Egypt or entry / exit stamps at a border with Israel
May 7, 2008, 12:31 am
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Indeed. A couple of years ago when I visited Malaysia just a few days after visiting Israel (on different tickets) I was advised by a Malaysian FTer to be sure that Israel stamps a separate piece of paper and not my passport. They certainly spent a while thumbing through my passport looking.
May 7, 2008, 2:14 am
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Easily -- especially if you have work-related reasons to have a second US passport. It's just hat the second ordinary US passport is valid for an abbreviated period of time .... literally a couple of years as opposed to the regular 10 years.
May 7, 2008, 2:18 am
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Which country are you a citizen of? Some countries will replace a passport with an Israeli stamp in it free of charge, and some countries will allow you to have two passports at the same time, so you can confine the Israeli stamps to just one of them and use the other for travel to nations that deny access.
It depends on where you enter. Also, it depends on if they see near-term Malaysian stamps in the passport early on or not. Also, it depends on how much time they want to devote to a person's passport, which is sometimes tied to the background of the person whose passport is being submitted.
May 7, 2008, 3:33 am
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How about just being a dual citizen? How would they know you hold dual citizenship?
May 7, 2008, 3:37 am
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For US citizens with a second ordinary passport, all you have to do is look at the issue date and expiration date to soon figure out whether the passport is likely to be a secondary passport (or even a provisionary one).
May 7, 2008, 4:40 am
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