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1 Nov 2014
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Were you able to have your "entry date" as the date you actually expected to enter Mauritania, or did they insist the visa start that very day?
I heard it was the former, but when I applied in May 2014 they made me change the entry date to that very day (essentially cutting two weeks off a one month visa). In Mauritania I spoke to a German who had no such problem, perhaps mine was an isolated case.
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6 Jan 2015
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Originally Posted by jordan325ic
Were you able to have your "entry date" as the date you actually expected to enter Mauritania, or did they insist the visa start that very day?
I heard it was the former, but when I applied in May 2014 they made me change the entry date to that very day (essentially cutting two weeks off a one month visa). In Mauritania I spoke to a German who had no such problem, perhaps mine was an isolated case.
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I got mine today and I had the start date pushed out till the end of the month. 6.1.15 today and they let me go a maximum of 29.1.15.
They would not let me have it start in the following month.
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Patrick
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7 Feb 2015
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We had no difficulties whatsoever getting our visas last thursday in Rabat - they were positively lovely - all was done by 8:20am (even though they don't officially open until 9:00) and they were ready for collection at 3pm.
Someone who (I assume) worked there helped interpret some questions and tell us which ones were not necessary to complete (and did not ask for money in exchange).
We needed a photocopy of our passport (+ the real thing), two passport photos and 340Dh each.
Completely stress-free
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26 Sep 2015
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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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17 Oct 2015
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I got a multi entry in rabat three weeks ago, price difference with single was 10 percent.. its expensive though, close to 100 euros
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21 Nov 2015
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We applied for ours in Rabat on the 10/11/2015. Very easy except were not pleased to see prices have risen from 340 dirham to 1000Dirham for single entry
2x passport sizes photos
1x copy of passport
make sure to have address and contact number for place you will be staying in Maurintania.
Very easy process. Arrived early at 8am and collected same day at 2pm
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