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“I’m Not Allowed In Egypt” Syrians Holding Foreign Residencies Are Banned From Entry?!
Social media has been abuzz with frustration and confusion over reports that Syrians holding foreign residencies are now being banned from entering Egypt without prior security approval. This decision, which allegedly came into effect without much public notice, has left many Syrians stranded and surprised at Egyptian airports.
There’s a new entry rule for Syrians or st like Syrians with European, American, or Canadian residencies now have a new set of rules to visit the country
According to various sources, Egyptian authorities now require Syrians with European, American, or Canadian residencies to obtain security clearance before they can enter the country. This new regulation appears to apply even to individuals who had previously been able to travel to Egypt freely.
Syrian singer Samo Zein was at the airport and wasn’t allowed in…
Samo Zein is one of the notable figures who has spoken publicly about the issue. He shared his personal experience of being stopped at the airport, where he was caught off guard by the new requirement. Despite holding residency abroad, he was denied entry into Egypt, sparking both public sympathy and outrage over the situation.
The reactions are very mixed, some are supporting, while others are criticizing
The new policy has drawn mixed reactions from the public. Some argue that such measures are long overdue, claiming that stricter entry regulations might encourage Syrians to return to their homeland and contribute to rebuilding efforts.
Syrians express frustration
For many Syrians, this decision adds yet another hurdle to their already complex lives. Social media has become a platform for people to share their grievances and confusion.
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