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    Visitors should be aware that if their passport contains an Israeli stamp, or any evidence of an intended visit to Israel, entry to Syria will be refused even if in possession of a valid visa. Visas can only be issued on arrival to those traveling as part of an organized group or if there is no Syrian representation in their home country. All travelers must hold return or onward tickets, all documents required for the next destination and sufficient funds to cover their stay. Passports must be valid for longer than 6 months from the date of arrival.

    Americans: US nationals require
    a passport and a visa for travel to Syria.

    UK nationals: UK nationals require a passport and a visa for travel to Syria.

    Canadians: Canadians require a passport and a visa for travel to Syria.

    Australians: Australians require a passport and a visa for travel to Syria. Visas can be obtained on arrival.

    South Africans: South Africans require a passport and a visa for travel to Syria. Visas can be obtained on arrival.

    Irish nationals: Irish nationals require a passport and a visa for travel to Syria. Visas can be obtained on arrival.

    New Zealanders: New Zealand nationals require a passport and a visa for travel to Syria. Visas can be obtained on arrival.


    Health
    There is no risk of malaria in urban areas, but travelers to northern Syria in El Hassaka are recommended to take chloroquine between May and October. A yellow fever certificate is required by travelers arriving from an infected country in Africa or the Americas. It is recommended that travelers are vaccinated against polio. Although medical treatment is inexpensive, standards are variable. Doctors are generally well qualified and most medical personnel speak English or French. Basic medical care is available in major cities, but medical insurance is strongly advised.

    Safety
    Most visits to Syria are trouble-free, and crime levels are low. Terrorism is a risk, and although not usually directed at tourists, there is the risk of becoming an unintentional victim, especially at places like the US Embassy.


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