i am from india and have travelled dubai,oman in arab countries and now want to come israel for a holiday visit for indian people is there visa on arrival or i should apply visa for israel in india, and i dont want my passport to be stamped by israel authorities because in the future there is my visit to dubai and jeddah is the stapled visa in paper still exist.This is a rule for most MUSLIM countries, not Arab countries. The Saudis don’t accept Israeli-stamped passports…I have an Israeli stamp in my UK passport and have since been to Saudi Arabia , Iran and Malaysia in the last year( because of work )and had zero problems so would not read too much into what people say. are not Arab countries.WOOOOOOOOOOOOW, I did not know this. That issue is more of a political one than religious, although of course with Judaism and Islam, it’s not always so easy to separate the two concepts.Many of these countries, and Iran is notorious for this, like to keep token Jewish populations (and Christian for that manner) that are held up as proof that they are not anitsemitic. Expect a grilling…As for getting entry into Dubai and Afghanistan, I think Dubai will be OK (use the tips above though) – Afghanistan less so – as of March 2009 it was on the list of 10 enemy states: Iran, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Libya, Sudan, Syria, Iraq, Pakistan, Yemen and the Gaza Strip.Thank you for also supporting Israel.
Arabs have lived there long before ,few examples are the Ghassanid and Himyarite kingdoms.
Wir bitten um Dein Einverständnis. Saudia has more than a hatred for Israel, but also for the entire People of the Book. As many visitors to Israel often make short trips over the border to Fortunately, the list of Arab nations that are more than happy to accept visitors with Israeli stamps in their passport include two of Israel’s immediate neighbors, Egypt and Jordan.
As in the article, I think the more stringent countries won’t let you in because of the Israeli town listed as your birthplace.We are travelling to Haifa in March as part of a cruise itinery. Are friendly and accomodating but not IsraelisIf you are not an Irish but had a grandparent born on the island of Ireland you can get an Irish passport and use one one for Israel and the other for problem countries.Why would anyone in a right mind want to visit this terrorist state? Bei der Einreise in Israel ist es hingegen nicht ratsam, sich einen Stempel in den Pass drücken zu lassen. I’m not blaming those nations, but the syllogism is off.OK recent, thanks for the update. Dauerbrenner Israel: Tatsächlich gibt es mit einem israelischen Stempel im Reisepass bei einigen arabischen Staaten schwerwiegende Probleme. However, if you can’t get a guaranteed answer, it might be worth staying on the boat, especially for those guys working in Bahrain.
But thanks god in this days we will defend our self .That is almost pure fiction.
I guess that argument that we’re the People of the Book holds no clout, heh? Israel-hostile allied nations? ?I believe you can still get a tourist visa, but you should definitely check with a Maldives embassy/consulate.Pakistan no accept Israel I’m Pakistan won’t tour israelArabs are a semitic people, so they can’t be antisemitic.
So now those are Arab countries and nobody let me know.funny how any jewish man or woman can go to israel and be given a home and money for living expenses. but also historically accurate, even “Arab” country is not a proper term.
Muslims would of course be permitted entry, as well, but becaue of the anti-“Zionist” rhetoric echoed from so many broadly-recognized Islamic clerics, a Muslim seeking may reasonably raise a bit more suspicion.Claire, I honestly have no idea.
Americans should find this is easy to do: you will have to answer a questionnaire as to why you need it, but then you’ll get a passport valid for two years. Im Prinzip blätterte der Grenzbeamte aber nur meinen Pass durch, lächelte und wünschte mir einen schönen Aufenthalt in Israel.Ich poste mal meinen Link dazu mit den Infos über den Grenzübergang über Land – als eine Art Ergänzung zu eurem Beitrag. it Algeria which does not recognise Israel as a country and this will be for ever.I visited Oman and UAE two and three times respectively. Now, I am planning travel to Jeddah, KSA. Don’t even like Arabs.Amos, you’re right, I should have stated Muslim rather than Arab.But as for Turkey rejecting Israeli stamped passports, you’re mistaken. So if you’re Jewish, convert to Islam or forget about visiting beautiful Saudi Arabia. Israeli Arabs are never expelled (though they may not unsurprisingly be arrested and imprisoned – but never executed – if they have engaged in terrorist activity).