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Ethiopian Embassy Cairo
Attachment 3941From our experience, and that of everyone else we've met, said embassy is a little tricky to find, and its not at the address listed in guide books, so here's the right address, a google map and an attached GPX with its location.
21 Mohammed El Ghazali St
Off of Mossadak St
Dokki
Cairo
Safe Travels
Matt & Kim
EDIT - GPX and google map now has British & Sudanese embassies as well.
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Thanks for the information, I was thinking there wasn't an embassy for Ethiopia in Cairo.. ! Oh, well. I'll find this tomorrow! Cheers. James
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Hey James,
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but tomorrow is a major holiday in Egypt and the embassy will be closed, you cannot apply for the visa until you have your Sudanese one anyway. Once you have that get there for 9 am and you might get it the same day, if not the next. Bear in mind that the Arabic weeekend is Friday/Saturday not Sat/Sun as back home. I'll cost you 30 US$.
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Is there a waypoint going spare for the Sudan embassy then?
I got
3, Ibrahim Street,
Garden City
Cairo
but could not unravel it on Google maps from all the ads.
thanks
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Egypt Embassay of the Republic of The Sudan
3 Ibrahim St. Garden City
Cairo
Egypt
Phone:
+20-2-355-7705
Fax:
+20-2-354-2693
COORDINATES WGS84 (Aprox freom G.E.)
29.995562,31.242969
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Hi all, yes the Ethiopian Embassy is closed today (6th October 2010) but it was useful to go and find it anyway. It certainly exists and is easy to get to from the Dokki metro station.
As for the Sudan Embassy, it is in Garden city, Chris your address is correct, again, easy to find, just behind a petrol station.
I'll be at that Embassy first thing in the morning with my rubbish letter I had to get from the Brittish embassy (what a con!) and a couple of passport photos at the ready...
Any questions about the process just ask, cheers.
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OK, I've updated the gpx and google map to include British and Sudanese embassies - should have done it in the first place really!
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Any questions about the process just ask, cheers.
Yes, please let us know for Sud and Eth:
How much $
How long if not same day
What docs needed other than usuals (LoI for Brits for Sudan?)
How many ppt photos
Will be handy to have it all in one place to save people digging about.
Thanks Cota for gps and Matt for gpx
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Chris you seem to have missed that excellent file from Ulrich
attached again here-
More embassies than you could visit in a month!
If you are going to use it as a custom poi file- there is more work to be done in excel.
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Bertrand - thx for posting the embassy file - very handy.
I did notice that the location of the Sudanese Embassy in Cairo may be out of date in that file
The correct one looks like (Al-Ibrahmi Street, Garden City) at
30.039518 N 31.234174 E
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OK, in the interest of up to date information.
The Process for Applying for a Sudan Visa in Cairo. For Brits anyway..
8th October 2010.
For Brits at least you need a LOI from the British Embassy just round the corner. It costs 275 Egyption Pounds (30quid ish) and takes about an hour.
Then, with the LOI and 2 passport photos head for the Sudan Embassy.
Fill in the Application form they give you. One of the questions is your Blood Group.
Then, get a photocopy of the Application form, your LOI, your passport photo page and a photocopy of your Egypt Visa from the chap in the corner with the photocopier. (This cost me 2 Egypt Pounds - 22pence ish)
Then head for the counter, they will take everything, stamp your paperwork and keep it. They'll give you your passport back and say come back in a week for your Visa.
No mention of money on Application day. I'll see what happens on Thursday when I go back! (A chap did say it was 100us dollars)
The Egyption Embassy definitely do not issue a visa until you have a Sudan one. I'm going to get mine in Khartoum.
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Just to let all interested know about the Ethiopian embassy in Cairo...
It really is so simple to get a visa there!
1. Once you have a Sudan visa just take 1 passport photo and 30 US dollars in the morning..(it is open 9am - 2pm)
2. Fill in a very simple form - just info that is on your passport.
3. Come back the following day to collect!
Easy.
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I got visa of sudan quit easy. had to go to dutch embassy for a letter, they do that everyday. with this letter (got it in 1 minute for free) to embassy of sudan including 2 passfoto. filling some paper.2 days later i had to pay 100 dollar (no euro accepted), could collect visa after 1500 hour. gonna get visa for ethiopie in khartoem
willem from egypt, luxor,
btw 1man its hard to camp in de desert here :-(
btw 2 the venetie boat to alexandrie was great, hope it will stay
WaarBenJij.Nu | Jet en willem gaat op wereldreis
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