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Any idea pleaseeeee?

eddiebruk:
I intend going to Zanzibar on the 6th for Vacation, flying with Ethiopian Airline shows that we will have to fly through Ethiopia, does this mean I need a Ethiopian Transit Visa? Please advice

Are you stopping over at Ethiopia? If yes for how long?

justwise:


Are you stopping over at Ethiopia? If yes for how long?

Yes for About 14hours

eddiebruk:


Yes for About 14hours

You don't need a transit visa because you will not be leaving the airport.

justwise:


You don't need a transit visa because you will not be leaving the airport.

Okay thanks a lot

eddiebruk:
I intend going to Zanzibar on the 6th for Vacation, flying with Ethiopian Airline shows that we will have to fly through Ethiopia, does this mean I need a Ethiopian Transit Visa? Please advice

To be safe, I would advise you to contact the embassy of Ethiopia or the airline itself and explain your situation in full details. Sometimes, the law and regulation can be very complex and not always easy to interpret. One day I was travelling by road from Canada to the United States. At the US-Canada border, I came across a lady from the Bahamas who was detained momentarily as she was also trying to enter the US from Canada. The reason for the detention was that she didn't have a US visa. Normally, people from the Bahamas don't require a visa to enter the US.

The lady had left the Bahamas 2 weeks earlier to visit an american family in Pennsylvanian. At that time, she was let into the US without any issue given that the Bahamas is one of the countries that is exempt for US visa. The host family took the lady for a short visit to Canada. On their way back to the US, the lady and the host family were shocked to find out that the Bahamian lady needed a visa. It turned out that Bahamians didn't need a visa to enter the US only when they were travelling directly from the Bahamas. Given that she wasn't coming from the Bahamas, a visa was require for her to re-enter the US.

The laws are not always easy to interpret. That is why you never speak to a police officer without the presence of a lawyer.The same thing hold true for travelers, never travel without contacting the embassy of the country you are planning to visit or the country of transit for the most to date visa info.

TheCongo2:


To be safe, I would advise you to contact the embassy of Ethiopia or the airline itself and explain your situation in full details. Sometimes, the law and regulation can be very complex and not always easy to interpret. One day I was travelling by road from Canada to the United States. At the US-Canada border, I came across a lady from the Bahamas who was detained momentarily as she was also trying to enter the US from Canada. The reason for the detention was that she didn't have a US visa. Normally, people from the Bahamas don't require a visa to enter the US.

The lady had left the Bahamas 2 weeks earlier to visit an american family in Pennsylvanian. At that time, she was let into the US without any issue given that the Bahamas is one of the countries that is exempt for US visa. The host family took the lady for a short visit to Canada. On their way back to the US, the lady and the host family were shocked to find out that the Bahamian lady needed a visa. It turned out that Bahamians didn't need a visa to enter the US only when they were travelling directly from the Bahamas. Given that she wasn't coming from the Bahamas, a visa was require for her to re-enter the US.

The laws are not always easy to interpret. That is why you never speak to a police officer without the presence of a lawyer.The same thing hold true for travelers, never travel without contacting the embassy of the country you are planning to visit or the country of transit for the most to date visa info.

Actually that is not true bro, stopover not longer than 24hrs and you don't intend to leave the airport into the country then you don't need transit visa neither do you need to contact the embassy

justwise:
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Actually that is not true bro, stopover not longer than 24hrs and you don't intend to leave the airport into the country then you don't need transit visa neither do you need to contact the embassy

Justwise, shalom brother! Does this rule been applied by all the countries in the world? Residents of Canada who aren't Canadian citizens are required to hold a US transit visa when returning to Canada through the US even when when the stop over is less than 24 hours.

TheCongo2:


Justwise, shalom brother! Does this rule been applied by all the countries in the world? Residents of Canada who aren't Canadian citizens are required to hold a US transit visa when returning to Canada through the US even when when the stop over is less than 24 hours.

I'm not sure about the scenario you painted but transit visa is only needed when one will be staying more than 24hrs and needed to go into the country for hours or a day or two.

@justwise

Happy new year @Justwise, Please i need you to put me through, I want to apply for UK visa on a short visit, how many years tax card can I attach as an employee?

Lastly; I have other source of income that reflects on my salary account, pls enlighten me how do do about it in explaining to the visa officer.

I look forward to reading your response. Thanks

Yorubah:
@justwise

Happy new year @Justwise, Please i need you to put me through, I want to apply for UK visa on a short visit, how many years tax card can I attach as an employee?

Lastly; I have other source of income that reflects on my salary account, pls enlighten me how do do about it in explaining to the visa officer.

I look forward to reading your response. Thanks

As an employee you don't need to present any tax card, just your salary account and payslips.

Use the blank space in the form to explain the other source of income you have and support it with paper evidence if have any.

Okay, thanks a lot. I'll ask any question further if needed. God bless us all.

justwise:


As an employee you don't need to present any tax card, just your salary account and payslips.

Use the blank space in the form to explain the other source of income you have and support it with paper evidence if have any.