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@2cvfred: Just asking: € 93,75 is 360-0 ... €31,25 is 30-0. Maybe means last one for the month or ... ?
You should read it right to left.. then it makes more sense :-) It was 1 month single entry, 1 month double entry and 1 year double entry.
But the important bit is: those prices date from July 29 and are seemingly no longer correct since August 10 (cannot confirm myself, check the French forum for source)
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Has anyone obtained a Mauri visa in Paris???
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Latest update: 100 euro in Rabat, 120 at the border. For 30-day one entry.
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Hello! Did anyone get not a single entry visa in Rabat? Is it possible to get double or multy-visa?
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Latest update: 100 euro in Rabat, 120 at the border. For 30-day one entry.
Thank`s for the info. Did you see it by your own eyes in the counsulate? Or it`s the info from a french forum?
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I confirm that. Today 120 euros at the border. Around 3 hours of papers and 15 euros for the assurance of the bike to ride for 10 days
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Thank`s for the info. Did you see it by your own eyes in the counsulate? Or it`s the info from a french forum?
I got visa at the border They even have fingerprints scanner and all that fancy stuff which is caused trouble for me at the next border - of Mauritania and Senegal - there was no electricity in frontier office and customs was not able to check biometric. It tooks two days to get rid of that greedy pricks without paying any bribes.
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I confirm that. Today 120 euros at the border. Around 3 hours of papers and 15 euros for the assurance of the bike to ride for 10 days
It`s always been very expensive on the border, but the sum`s been around 3 times cheaper in Rabat. I just want to make sure that this absurd raise wasn`t a mistake or smth like that as we were planning to go from Morocco to the South via Mauritania in a month but this visa cost is absolutely unacceptible for us so we`ll have to cancel the trip.
So I just need an exact recent practical info)))
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It`s always been very expensive on the border, but the sum`s been around 3 times cheaper in Rabat. I just want to make sure that this absurd raise wasn`t a mistake or smth like that as we were planning to go from Morocco to the South via Mauritania in a month but this visa cost is absolutely unacceptible for us so we`ll have to cancel the trip.
So I just need an exact recent practical info)))
Again - in Rabat it is 100 euro. I met two different travellers which confirmed that. No wondering that Mauritanians raised the visa prices - road it is the only thing they have to get money.
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I see, thank`s! It`s interesting how much is multy-visa now))) Two hundred?)))
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I see, thank`s! It`s interesting how much is multy-visa now))) Two hundred?)))
You will be surprised but for the same price. The only difference is that you cannot obtain multi-entry visa at the border - embassy only.
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I'm wanting to head towards Mauritania on my push bike and would be returning the same way. Does anyone know how much a multiple entry visa costs in Rabat at the moment?

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I'm wanting to head towards Mauritania on my push bike and would be returning the same way. Does anyone know how much a multiple entry visa costs in Rabat at the moment?

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[QUOTE=Natty;517363]Did you try reading a couple of previous posts)))?[/QUOTE

Yep and tried to delete my question, but Tapatalk wouldn't let me. I think the previous post appeared as I was asking my question. Anyway, thanks for asking

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what's the latest info on mauri visa at morc / mauri boarder ,not worth getting one in Rabat if security situation gets worse ,and I get turned back . waste of a visa . leaving Plymouth on 3rd of nov and heading south . pity about the Diama piste being closed , don't fancy Rosso again ! , maybe I will see some of you on the tar. regards chris
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