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By land: Syria
is linked with other countries by a network of international
roads through Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq. An International
railroad links Syria with turkey and the rest of Europe.
By sea: Through
the tow seaports of Latakia and Tartous on the Mediterranean.
By air:
Damascus airport is the main airport
for international airlines. It is situated about 30 miles
form the city. No direct flights operate between Syria and
Japan, Canada or the USA. An airport tax is payable on leaving
the country.
Visas:
A passport and visas are required on entry.A visa must be
obtained prior to arrival in Syria.
Foreigners who wish to stay in Syriafor
more than 15 days must register with Syria Immigration and
Passport Administration by the fifteenth day.
The authority requires two passport photos when registering.
For individuals traveling to Lebanon a visa can be obtained
on the Lebanese border.
Getting around in
Syria: Microbuses
are the cheapest form of transport. They do not run a scheduled
service. Taxis are available.Car rental is also available.
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