Refworld | Ethiopia: 1. Does the possession of a passport suffice to establish that a person has a legally enforceable right to enter and reside in Ethiopia? If a person obtained a genuine passport through the payment of a bribe, is there any country information to indicate that they might experience problems in re-entering Ethiopia? 2. Does a person who was born in Eritrea and resided there until 1997 have a right to enter and reside in Eritrea?

Title	Ethiopia: 1. Does the possession of a passport suffice to establish that a person has a legally enforceable right to enter and reside in Ethiopia? If a person obtained a genuine passport through the payment of a bribe, is there any country information to indicate that they might experience problems in re-entering Ethiopia? 2. Does a person who was born in Eritrea and resided there until 1997 have a right to enter and reside in Eritrea?
Publisher	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal
Publication Date	19 July 2012
Country	Ethiopia
Topics	Entry / Exit \| Eritreans \| Passports
Citation / Document Symbol	ETH40518
Cite as	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal, Ethiopia: 1. Does the possession of a passport suffice to establish that a person has a legally enforceable right to enter and reside in Ethiopia? If a person obtained a genuine passport through the payment of a bribe, is there any country information to indicate that they might experience problems in re-entering Ethiopia? 2. Does a person who was born in Eritrea and resided there until 1997 have a right to enter and reside in Eritrea?, 19 July 2012, ETH40518, available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/50f92ffd2.html [accessed 21 May 2023]
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