Mauritania Tour Guide: Visas Last updated on
Thursday 22nd April 2010
Visas are required by all visitors except the citizens of France and Italy.
On arrival, you will be required to fill out a currency and valuables declaration form and you must report to the police at your first large town.
Going to Mali, you will pass through a checkpoint and there are a number of checks if you are travelling south to Nouadhibou.
As you like 'Mauritania Tour Guide: Visas' you may also like following articles . . .
Entry visas are required by all nationalities, and are valid for one month.
Evidence of a previous visit to Israel or will result in a visa refusal.
Permits are required by visitors...
All foreign currency in the form of cash and traveller's cheques carried into Algeria must be declared on arrival in the country. A Currency Declaration Form must be completed and submitted...
Visas are not required for most nationalities, but checking with any Tunisian embassy, consulate, or travel agent is recommended before departing as regulations are subject to change.
Single entry or business visas to Algeria for one month take 2-3 days to obtain from Algerian Embassies throughout the world. Three passport photos are required and a specified fee; the...
A full valid passport is required for entry into Morocco. No visa is necessary for nationals of UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and most EC countries.
Visitors can stay for...
Nationals of the Gulf Cooperation Council states (GCC -- Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and the Sultanate of Oman) do not need entry visas.
All other nationalities...
Visitors must hold passports valid for at least six months. Tourist visas can be obtained from Egyptian consulates throughout the world.
Visa costs vary according to nationality with visas...
