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I am going to Tunisia, a Muslim country,...
Posted By: Margaret Aspinal, London, UK
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I am going to Tunisia, a Muslim country, shortly but am worried because I have an Israelli stamp in my passport. Will this cause a problem?
Though there are several Muslim countries, like Syria and Iran, that do not allow entry to visitors with an Israelli stamp in their passport Tunisia is not one of them.
It is worth noting that visitors to Israel can request not have their passport stamp. Instead the stamp can be put onto a separate sheet of paper. Officials understand the situtation and are happy to oblige.
10 January 2008
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