Egypt Camera Confiscated at Audra Kato blog

Egypt Camera Confiscated. people traveling to egypt often bring a camera to document their experiences. This is welcome news for tourists and residents who could have had their cameras confiscated if they were caught sneaking a photo. tourists in egypt will be able to take photographs on the street after authorities lifted a ban which has led to foreigners being arrested for taking their cameras out. people found taking photos or videos without a permit have had their cameras confiscated and some have been arrested. if you’re caught taking photos without a permit where one is required, you could have your camera and memory card confiscated. a prominent food vlogger had his filming equipment confiscated by egyptian authorities and was ordered by police to delete footage filmed in the country, according to a new video on youtube. egypt’s tourism ministry has just announced it is relaxing regulations on street photography but photos that are of children or ‘damage the country’s image’ are still forbidden. one of the main reasons the egyptian national government had to clarify the rules was this man. Separate rules and permits are in place for press and commercial photographers and videographers, and the rates run to several thousands of dollars per month.

This is welcome news for tourists and residents who could have had their cameras confiscated if they were caught sneaking a photo. tourists in egypt will be able to take photographs on the street after authorities lifted a ban which has led to foreigners being arrested for taking their cameras out. Separate rules and permits are in place for press and commercial photographers and videographers, and the rates run to several thousands of dollars per month. egypt’s tourism ministry has just announced it is relaxing regulations on street photography but photos that are of children or ‘damage the country’s image’ are still forbidden. people traveling to egypt often bring a camera to document their experiences. people found taking photos or videos without a permit have had their cameras confiscated and some have been arrested. one of the main reasons the egyptian national government had to clarify the rules was this man. if you’re caught taking photos without a permit where one is required, you could have your camera and memory card confiscated. a prominent food vlogger had his filming equipment confiscated by egyptian authorities and was ordered by police to delete footage filmed in the country, according to a new video on youtube.

An Egyptian border police officer stands next to recently installed

Egypt Camera Confiscated people found taking photos or videos without a permit have had their cameras confiscated and some have been arrested. tourists in egypt will be able to take photographs on the street after authorities lifted a ban which has led to foreigners being arrested for taking their cameras out. one of the main reasons the egyptian national government had to clarify the rules was this man. people found taking photos or videos without a permit have had their cameras confiscated and some have been arrested. if you’re caught taking photos without a permit where one is required, you could have your camera and memory card confiscated. egypt’s tourism ministry has just announced it is relaxing regulations on street photography but photos that are of children or ‘damage the country’s image’ are still forbidden. people traveling to egypt often bring a camera to document their experiences. a prominent food vlogger had his filming equipment confiscated by egyptian authorities and was ordered by police to delete footage filmed in the country, according to a new video on youtube. Separate rules and permits are in place for press and commercial photographers and videographers, and the rates run to several thousands of dollars per month. This is welcome news for tourists and residents who could have had their cameras confiscated if they were caught sneaking a photo.