di 27 mei, 2014 15:05
Bron: Buitenlandse Zaken UK
Summary
Still current at: 27 May 2014
Updated: 27 May 2014
Latest update: Summary – access to Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast
There was an outbreak of localised violence in Khorog, the administrative centre of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO) a region close to the Afghan border, on 21 May 2014, with a second incident on 24 May. The situation is currently calm but tense and further violence remains possible. The government has suspended issuing permits for foreigners to travel to GBAO.
The government has suspended issuing permits for foreigners to travel to GBAO and has also confirmed that access to GBAO is currently not permitted to foreigners, even those in possession of a valid GBAO permit. Foreign nationals attempting to enter are likely to be refused entrance at border crossings into GBAO
If you’re in the area, you should stay indoors and off the streets for the time being and avoid any large gatherings. The FCO is following the situation closely and you should
The crossing points on the Tajik/Kyrgyz border at Karamik (Jirgatol region), Guliston (Isfara region), Avchikalacha (Sughd region) and Kizil Art (Gorno-Badakhshan region) are open to British nationals.
The crossing points on the Tajik/Uzbek border at Bratstvo (Tursunzade region), and at Fotehobod and Patar/Rabot (Sughd region) are open to British nationals holding visas.
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/tajikistan
Summary
Still current at: 27 May 2014
Updated: 27 May 2014
Latest update: Summary – access to Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast
There was an outbreak of localised violence in Khorog, the administrative centre of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO) a region close to the Afghan border, on 21 May 2014, with a second incident on 24 May. The situation is currently calm but tense and further violence remains possible. The government has suspended issuing permits for foreigners to travel to GBAO.
The government has suspended issuing permits for foreigners to travel to GBAO and has also confirmed that access to GBAO is currently not permitted to foreigners, even those in possession of a valid GBAO permit. Foreign nationals attempting to enter are likely to be refused entrance at border crossings into GBAO
If you’re in the area, you should stay indoors and off the streets for the time being and avoid any large gatherings. The FCO is following the situation closely and you should
The crossing points on the Tajik/Kyrgyz border at Karamik (Jirgatol region), Guliston (Isfara region), Avchikalacha (Sughd region) and Kizil Art (Gorno-Badakhshan region) are open to British nationals.
The crossing points on the Tajik/Uzbek border at Bratstvo (Tursunzade region), and at Fotehobod and Patar/Rabot (Sughd region) are open to British nationals holding visas.
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/tajikistan
