FAQ,
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I am a British citizen travelling to Yemen on holiday. Do I need a visa?
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I am not a British citizen but I live in the UK. Do I need a visa to travel to Yemen?
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Can I enter Yemen with my stepchildren without their biological parent?
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What is the minimum validity period that I need to have in my passport?
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I want to go to study in Yemen; how can I obtain a student visa?
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Is it legal to share a hotel room in Yemen with my partner if I am unmarried?
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I am a British national who lives in the UK. Can I get married in Yemen?
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Is my marriage certificate going to be valid in the UK or EU if I get married in Yemen?
I am a British citizen travelling to Yemen on holiday. Do I need a visa?
Yes. Please contact visa section.
I am not a British citizen but I live in the UK. Do I need a visa to travel to Yemen?
Yes. Please contact visa section.
Can I enter Yemen with my stepchildren without their biological parent?
Yes, with written proof of parental responsibility.
Can I enter Yemen with my grandchildren?
Yes, with written approval from a parent or guardian.
I want to work in Yemen; how can I obtain a work permit?
You will need to be sponsored by an employer.
What is the minimum validity period that I need to have in my passport?
Your passport must be valid for at least six months in order to travel in and out of the country.
I want to go to study in Yemen; how can I obtain a student visa?
Contact the consulate section.
Are there any restrictions on single women travelling to Yemen?
No.
Is it legal to share a hotel room in Yemen with my partner if I am unmarried?
No.
Is kissing and holding hands appropriate in public?
As in all Muslim countries public displays of affection are considered disrespectful and may lead to a police caution or even arrest.
I am a British national who lives in the UK. Can I get married in Yemen?
Yes. But you should contact the British Embassy or Consulate in Yemen.
Is my marriage certificate going to be valid in the UK or EU if I get married in Yemen?
Yes, if it is properly legalized. Check with the local British Embassy or Consulate