To: From: Sent: Tue 11/1/2016 10:30:02 PM Subject: Re: 72 Hours Notice for Crew VISAS I will forward to Aziza...if she is at the airport maybe we don't need to worry so much...I am assuming you get the visa at the airport you are visiting? > on Nov 1, 2016, at 6:25 PM, Dave Rodgers wrote: • > JET AVIATION CAN ARRANGE FOR CREW VISAS ON ARRIVAL WITH A > MINIMUM OF 72 HAS NOTICE FOR SAT-WED OPS OR NO LATER THAN > BY MON FOR OPS ON THU OR FRI. THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS MUST > BE SENT WITH REQUEST IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH THIS: > 1/ COPY OF MOST IMPORTANT PASSPORT PAGES > 2/ COPY OF PILOTS AND F/E LICENSE > 3/ COPY OF CREW I.D. > 4/ LETTER FROM THE ACFT OWNER OR OPERATOR THAT THE PERSON > MENTIONED IS EMPLOYED AND TRAINED AS A CABIN CREW MEMBER > (THIS ONLY FOR CABIN CREW MEMBERS) > CREW MUST SUBMIT TO IMMIGRATIONS ON ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE > THEIR CREW I.D. BADGE ALONG WITH THEIR PASSPORT. • > U.S. CREW MEMBERS CAN REQUEST VISA FROM HANDLER, IF HANDLER IS > NOTIFIED BEFORE CREW MEMBER LEAVES THEIR DEPARTURE AIRPORT. > CONTACT YOUR TEAM FOR DETAILS. CREW MUST BE IN UNIFORM. > A. U.S. CITIZENS MUST HAVE A PASSPORT VALID FOR 6 MONTHS FROM > ARRIVAL DATE. > B. IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT ALL U.S PASSENGERS AND CREW MEMBERS > OBTAIN VISAS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL. VISAS ON ARRIVAL ARE AVAILABLE, > BUT THE IMMIGRATION OFFICERS ON DUTY AT THE ARRIVAL AIRPORT ARE > THE FINAL APPROVING AUTHORITY AND RESERVE THE RIGHT TO DENY A VISA. • > Not sure what we will do for crew badges for the flight attendants? > These were various excerpts that I cut and pasted from the entry requirements for Saudi Arabia. EFTA_R1_00896595 EFTA02193863