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Old 1 Sep 2008
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Border Saudi Arabia & Yemen

Hi,

According to other posts on this branch governments of both KSA and Yemen won't allow travellers to cross the border by public transport. How are my chances if I have myself dropped off at the Saudi border by a travel agent and picked up by a travel agent on the Yemeni side?

Thanks very much for your responses.
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I am sure there are taxis waiting breathlessly for such as you! There will be a way and I would not worry.
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Thanks Bin Ridin. It's just that it's one of those countries that IF you can get in you want to be well prepared...
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No taxis seen on the border, but in any case it's not desperately far from one to the other border post so in the worse case I don't see a problem walking all the way there. I'm sure a truck driver would pick you up for that stage. If the Saudis let you out I don't see a reason Yemenis wouldn't let you in. The other way might be stiffer, though.

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