I am headed for an extensive Middle East route this time. Will start in Israel, head to norther Iraq most likely through Turkey but not determined as yet, then into Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, at least 30-60 days India, Nepal, Myanmar, Thailand for 30-60 days. Looking for others that may be going to that region during that time. If not, this is first time this route other than Egypt to Israel via ground. Any thoughts, suggestions, recommendations, do's/don'ts, general information.
I will be happy to share any knowledge with all.
Thanks
Going to Middle East in March, anyone going??
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Re: Going to Middle East in March, anyone going??
Just in case you are not aware, but most Middle east countries will not let you in if you have a Israeli stamp in your passport.
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Re: Going to Middle East in March, anyone going??
That is a given and some of the countries listed in my route will not allow entry with Israeli stamp in passport either. However, all you do in Israel is tell them to not stamp your passport and they won't but instead stamp a separate piece of paper, therefore, no Israeli stamps.
Either way, it is a moot point. Iran will not provide the needed visa documents without joining an organized tour group and that is not how I travel. Some of the prices quoted have been upward of $350/day and more. It also is during the time of the Presidential elections in Iran and not the best of time for Americans to travel there. Plans change, so do routes.
Either way, it is a moot point. Iran will not provide the needed visa documents without joining an organized tour group and that is not how I travel. Some of the prices quoted have been upward of $350/day and more. It also is during the time of the Presidential elections in Iran and not the best of time for Americans to travel there. Plans change, so do routes.
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