bonjour, je voudrais me rendre à oran pour les vacances de pâques et je voudrais savoir exactement les demarches administratives pour pouvoir me déplacer là-bas, en sachant que je n'ai pas de passeport et que je dois donc le faire établir.
Autre question, dois t'on se deplacer obligatoirement au consulat pour obtenir un visa?
merci de vos réponses
à bientot
nasri
Bonjour. Effectivement, il te faut un passeport (ne tarde pas à t'en occuper, les délais commencent à se rallonger) et un visa. Renseigne toi auprès du consulat algérien le plus proche de chez toi pour voir si ta présence est obligatoire. Bonnes vacances.
yauque nem! (salut en ardennais) merci pour ta réponse mais je voulais savoir, comme je suis de province s'il etait necessaire de se deplacer au consulat ou à l'ambassade pour obtenir ce visa
eric
Pour le visa pour l'Algérie il faut se déplacer.
Tu ne peux obtenir ton visa en envoyant ton passeport, comme pour d'autres pays.
Tu dois donc aller au consulat le plus proche de ton domicile.
Pour la Marne, je ne sais quel consulat.
je te donne en vrac ceux qui semblent se rapprocher:
Lille 03 28 38 01 40 120 rue Solférino
Paris: 01 53 72 07 07 ou 01 53 72 07 00 48 rue Bouret ds le 19°.
Il faut aussi remplir en deux exemplaires le formulaire que tu peux imprimer sur internet en cherchant "visas pour l'Algérie".
Il te faut aussi une attestation d'hébergement soit d'une Agence locale, soit d'un Hôtel, soit d'un particulier, pour ce dernier il faut qu'elle soit visée par la mairie de la commune de la personne qui t'accueuille.
2 photos récentes, une attestation d'assurance couvrant 30 000 euros, un justificatif de salaire ou de retraite .
Il faut présenter l'original et donner une photocopie.et 33 euros en espèces
Pour le passeport, il faut 15 jours mini pour l'avoir et le visa 48h.
Voilà, si je peux te donner + d'infos n'hésite pas
"Marche en avant de toi-même,
comme le premier dromadaire de la caravane".
merci pour tes précieuses informations, pour l'instant pas d'autres questions mais si ça vient je ne manquerai pas de faire appel à tes amples connaissances.
à bientot
ciao!
eric
Je ne sais pas avec quel coin de l'Algérie tu es liée ?
En tous cas, j'ai lu avec intérêt les conseils administratifs que tu as envoyé à nasri42 et j'en prends bonne note.
Les démarches administratives ont commencé.
Voilà, j'ai le projet de partir en Algérie, un premier voyage pour moi, dans la Région d'Oran et peut-être aussi de Tlemcen avec ma mère.
Une des difficultés auxquelles nous nous heurtons, la première à vrai dire, et de se demander si partir là-bas pour 2 femmes seules est très raisonnable ? Evidemment la réponse de beaucoup et non, mais je n'aime pas croire ceux qui veulent faire peur. (mal très répandu à notre époque)
1°) à deux femmes seules, nécessité d'établir un contact préalablement avec des personnes de confiance là-bas....(qui, où, comment, etc, quid ?)
2°) deuxième contrainte, ma mère qui n'est pas très sportive mais pas non plus grabataire (elle est quand même partie faire le tour de l'Argentine y 2 ans) a beaucoup vieilli ces dernières années....elle va sur ses 74 printemps (moi j'ai 32ans). Je crains la difficulté d'un voyage dans des conditions trop...précaires, pas assez anticipées. Ce ne peut être donc qu'un voyage d'agréement ou de "tourisme" tranquille, ce ne sera pas un trekk.
En plus, je sais que dorénavant elle craint la chaleur mais là, le hic c'est que moi je n'ai pour cette année que les vacances scolaires, je ne peux pas partir avant).
Difficultés de nous faire un voyage sur mesure (sans passer si possible par un tour operator) sans être à l'aventure totalement et en toute sécurité....tenant compte du motif du voyage :
3°) la troisième chose, le motif du voyage :
Nous souhaitons faire ce voyage ensemble afin de partager la mémoire et le présent, et pour moi de regarder l'avenir en connaissant mieux le passé.
Ma mère n'est pas retournée en Algérie ni à Oran depuis 1963.
Pour ma part, je souhaite faire ce voyage pour traverser la méditerrannée dans l'autre sens et rapprocher en moi les deux bords d'une culture, d'une histoire ou d 'une sensibilité. Et pour revoir avec elle les traces et partager in vivo son histoire plutôt que d'être dans le récit.
Par ailleurs, aussi pour sortir du mythe !
Je ne vis pas dans le souvenir mais je trouve nécessaire de connaître le pays qui a vu grandir ma mère (et ma famille) jusqu'à l'âge de 30 ans !
Nous devons donc établir un parcours en fonction de la "géographie/histoire familiale" en lui ajoutant quelques étapes de découverte des environs.
3°) ici se rejoignent le 1 et 2°) : je souhaite rencontrer des gens via des associations locales afin d'aller à la rencontre de la réalité actuelle et quotidienne des gens sur place. Afin de ne pas être seules et dans l'attente d'un possible échange de points de vue et d'amitiés.
J'ai dans l'idée, plutôt des assos de femmes, des assos militantes pour les droits, le développement ou la démocratie.
Je vais aussi essayer de contacter des assoc' de femmes en France.
Bonjour, bienvenue à Oran qui est une tres belle ville, et tres acceuillante, je vous informe que je loue un appartement équipé tout confort au centre ville d'oran pres de toutes commodites, avec en option un super chauffeur guide pour Oran voir l'oranie tel:0630990094
bonjour,
j'habite la seine et marne et je dépends du consulat d'algérie de VITRY SUR SEINE / ils m'ont annoncé 3 jours de délai pour l'obtention du visa / j'attends le certificat d'hébergement et je file au consulat
Un passeport en cours de validité est exigé. (Validité d'au moins 6 mois)
VISA L'Algérie applique le principe de la réciprocité en matière de visa. Les visas sont délivrés pas les représentations diplomatiques et consulaires ou les missions étrangéres auxquelles l'Algérie a confié ses intérêts.
Pièces à fournir:
2 photos, passeport en cours de validité(6 mois), une invitation officilelle, la derniere fiche de paie, si pas de feuilles de paie, avis d'imposition.le formulaire à remplir se trouve sur notre site.pour l'imprimer au format PDF. Sans oublier 33 euros en espèce .Assurance.
slt, pour te rendre a oran et pour obtenir ton via, tu n'est pas obligé de te rendre au consulat d'algerie dans la ville la plus proche de chez toi, tu peut le faire par courrier.
Tu apel le consulat pr qu'il tenvoient les demarchent a faire et les papiers a fournir. et apré tu renvoie tous par la poste.
Moi c'est ce que j'ai fait quand je me suis rendu sur alger en janvier.
Situ veut d'autre précision n'hesite pas à m'envoyé un message. biz
Lorsque j'ai posé la question par téléphone au consulat d'Algérie à Vitry sur Seine (94) la personne m'a indiqué qu'elle ne le demandait pas mais il vaut mieux être prudent et l'avoir sur soi...dans le cas où !!!
Merci pour ta réponse, là, je suis dans la phase demande d'attestation d'hébergement à un hotel...J'arrive pas à les joindre par téléphone on dirait qu'il y a un probléme🙁!
La misére!!!Par rapport à l'Australie, le Brésil, la Thailande, la Malaisie, ou ils te demandent quasiment rien voir juste ton passeport....
J'en ai marre...😐
Viens vers vous pour avoir des renseignements. Je compte partir m'installer en algerie avec mon mari et mes enfants. Premièrement j'ai 26 ans de nationalité…
Je pars en Israël en septembre pour un mois de bénévolat. Sur mon passeport, se trouve un visa algérien que J'ai demandé pour un voyage familial en Algérie…
J'ai entendu à plusieures reprises que la Turquie aurait l'intention de lever l'obligation de visa pour les citoyens algériens. Quelqu'un pourrait me confirmer…
Slt tt le monde g un probleme a mon visa je vais faire une demande de visa pour un conjoint français et la validité de mon passeport va expirer le 24 novembre…
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