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Palestinian Territories
The Palestinian territories are affected by armed conflict. Most governments advise against all travel to Gaza and against travel to parts of the West Bank.
Warning: this country is in open conflict
Most governments advise against all travel. If you still have to go, be extremely careful: follow your government's official travel advice, register with your embassy, and keep emergency contacts with you at all times.
Official advice for my nationality- Local time
- 15:19
- Currency
- EGP, ILS, JOD
- Calling code
- +970
- Capital
- Ramallah
- Languages spoken
- Arabic
Accessibility & disability
- In the current situation, help and accessible services may be very limited: check with your embassy before any trip.
- Airlines and airports offer free assistance (wheelchair, help boarding): request it when you book, at least 48 hours before the flight.
- Carry your medicines in your hand luggage, in their original boxes, with a prescription or doctor's letter in English.
- Some medicines that are legal at home (strong painkillers, ADHD or anxiety medicines, codeine) can be restricted: check with the embassy before you go.
- Outside big cities, ramps, lifts and accessible toilets are rare, and pavements can be uneven: plan accommodation and transport in advance.
- Ask hotels for photos or details of "accessible" rooms: the word does not mean the same thing everywhere.
- Guide and assistance dogs follow the same entry rules as pets (microchip, vaccinations): prepare the papers early.
- Hidden disability? The sunflower lanyard is recognised in many airports to ask discreetly for more time or help.
- Check plugs and voltage before charging an electric wheelchair or a medical device.
These rules change and depend on your situation: always check with the official sources and your embassy before you leave. GoZzzy gives general information and cannot be held responsible.
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