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Trans Sahara Routes.

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Libyan visas

Eventually, I found a agancy (in Belgium)that is willing to provide me with an invitation but I have to buy a RETURN plane ticket to Libya (Tunisia is NOT OK).
So my question is: would it be possible to buy the ticket, get the visa, and then cancel the ticket (and holding the visa of course?) Do the Libyan visas mention if you arrive by air or by land?
(If you can't read Arabic, scan my your visa, I'll menage to read it!)
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I don't know, but I like your thinking!

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You'll still have the problem leaving Ras Ajdir without the now obligatory local entourage.

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Tourist visa

You can get a tourist visa from a Libyan embassy.
I got mine in London.
I gave the Grand Hotel in Green Square as my address.
it is £65 per night there but "you do not have to stay there".
Crossing from Tunis to Libya they want to see a roll of cash.
What I did was had a roll of $1 notes with a $100 on the outside.
They did not count it.
You can get the visas forms online.
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Nine year old thread! Shows how little things change.
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When I entered Libya by air last year, the border officials had a list of every foreign tourist expected on that day's arrivals at the airport. (I'd also been sent a list - it wasn't very long).

If they're strict about that system, then if you try to enter Libya by a different route, you might have trouble getting past some border official who says "Sorry, you're not on my list for today..."

But that's a big if. And maybe the system has changed in the last year.
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