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'Passports issued by Houthis invalid', Passports and Immigration Dept. confirms

[14/04/2019 08:07]

ADEN-SABA
The Passports and Immigration Department in the temporary capital Aden have confirmed again that the passports issued by the Houthis in Sana'a are invalid.

In a circular to all their branches in the government-held cities and ports, the Department emphasized the invalidity of all travel documents issued by the rebel militia from entry visas for foreigners, through residence permits, refuge cards, naturalization certificates and marriage consents to passports.

The Department called upon on all the Yemeni citizens and foreigners in the country to refer to their branches in the government-held areas only.