does an egyptian citezen need a via to visit cyprus on holiday?
813174
Yes, he needs, because of not being non- EU citizen
129323
The link below is for a C21 office in Egypt.\nGood Luck!
681318
Yeah sure! I would give a stronger answer if you gave which country you are considering. If you are going for vacation, like to Egypt, then a heck yeah! If you are going for humanitarian reasons, like to help feed the hungry in Chad, or Sierra Leon, then I would still say yes, but I would consider the troubles in the area before I went. Like if someone suggested to go to Darfur right now, Id be a little hesitant.
647066
officially not, but it would not be a bad idea to get one because you will need one for travel to any country outside of the US (including Canada and Mexico) by the end of 2007. Neighboring islands in the Carribbean will require passports by the end of this year.
97579
Some member states require a visa, others don't.  Check with the consulate of the country you wish to visit.  As for moving around within EU once you're there, you need to ask about that too.
840933
Because Makkah, Medina and the Dome of the Rock are places of worship, not tourism.\n\nThere is only one purpose of visiting those places and that is worship.  If you are not there to worship, you have no purpose there.\n\nYour Visa into these places is to declare: There is no God but the One God and Muhammed is His Last Messeneger
601956
The best site I could find is listed below. It is not a scam site as far as I can tell, and has all of the proper forms you need. \n\nFor more assistance, check the local US Embassy in Egypt (probably in Cairo.) \n\nGood luck!
758931
If you drive to Folkestone and take the Channel Tunnel to Calais. Then drive south towards Switzerland there are so many resorts on that stretch of the Alps. It takes a day to do the drive . The best way to go is to drive through Germany as the autoban is free and fast. Look it up on RAC route planner. I did it a couple of years ago and we we left home at 4.00am from East London and were at the Alps by 7pm that evening with a long stop and three short stops.
832364
Read the consular information sheet at\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_999.html
947777
No. You Must get a schengen visa from the consulate of the first country you intend entering.\nIf you intend going by train or ferry to France and then on from there you must go to the French consulate in London. I think the tube station is South Kensington and the consulate is right outside. Go early and don't expect to get out before 3pm
995413
I would like to visit Jordan.  Last year during holiday break we took our kids to see Israel and Egypt.  AWESOME TRIP!!!
50651
You might not need to since Turkey in in the EU\nNevertheless, check out with the nearest British High Commission or Embassy/consulate
654726
yes  go to www.travel.state.gov
550551
Probably but try www.expedia.com
320403
Yes.\nIt's best to coordinate a visit in advance.  \nIn places with a lot of anti-semitism (Europe) there are guards that ask to see passports.
962453
safi, you should have someone connected to get you there i think. i suggest you repost that question in the Travel Egypt category, may be someone from Egypt who knows better.
815208
america was acting as peacekeepers through the un the turks invaded cyprus giving them an hour to go, 1600 cypriots are still unaccounted for and the turks will not allow anyone in or out of famagusta. it is believed none are alive and mass graves are inside of famagusta, and because the turks want in the eu they have refused cooperation as result of mass graves being found would undoubtedly mean refusal of entry to eu. famagusta is quite an eerie place there is a view point that allows you to look through a telescope onto the town, there is still beach towels on the sun beds that sit on the beaches, and washing hanging on clothes lines draped between the houses. in nicosia at the border you can look into the other side and see inside the houses that were abandoned with family pictures on the walls, it really is quite distressing for the cypriots. another thing i remember was one xmas two turk soldiers on the turkish side of nicosia approached the wall at the border and offered the cypriot soldier a cigarette, proposing a ceasefire because of xmas, when the cypriot soldier approached the wall the turks shot him! no one can fully appreciate the horror that the cypriots have lived with and continue to do so. they are really lovely people despite their problems that they have endured