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16 Jul 2014
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Hi,
Any new developments? I am heading that way in a couple of months, so appreciate any updates/solutions.
Cheers from Namibia,
Gee
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I have made contact with a reliable source in Ethiopia via Lonely Planet and he insists that they only issue visas if you fly into Bole and definitely not at Land borders anymore.
One thing he is not sure of is if this is a temp restriction ... or not, but to safeguard against being turned back from the border it seems the way to proceed is to obtain an Ethiopian visa from the embassy in SA.
Cheers
Reg
Gee
When are you heading out. A friend and I are heading toward Namibia around end December then proceeding up North. Not absolutely sure of the route yet as there seems to be many costs and obstacles at the moment so will have to make a call as we go.
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Gee
When are you heading out. A friend and I are heading toward Namibia around end December then proceeding up North. Not absolutely sure of the route yet as there seems to be many costs and obstacles at the moment so will have to make a call as we go.
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Hi,
I'm traveling back to holland along the East coast, from August. If you want any info about the West route just send me an email. I drove from Morocco to Namibia (through the Guineas, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, etc. and had no real problems.
Cheers,
Gee
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Hi,
I'm traveling back to holland along the East coast, from August. If you want any info about the West route just send me an email. I drove from Morocco to Namibia (through the Guineas, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, etc. and had no real problems.
Cheers,
Gee
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Excellent!!! Thanx
Just thought I would include a link here regards the new ruling for South African citizen looking to obtain Kenya visa at land border. 
This is not possible anymore
This rule kicked in from 1st July. Not make for happy reading.
SA travellers need visa for Kenya from July 1
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The situation is that as off early 2016 onwards the Ethiopian Embassy in Nairobi IS ISSUING VISAS to travellers wanting to cross the Kenya/ Ethiopia border.
I personally know three people who have been issued them with very little trouble recently. I'll try and put up a post describing the process in the next few hours.
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