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For those of you that still wish to try and get permits and an organized tour, you have to be in a group of at least 5 travelers who are all from the same nationality. There are NO exceptions to this. You must pay a deposit of at least 50% of the total tour price to the agency before they can even think about applying for your permit. Several countries are currently temporarily banned from even attempting to apply for Tibet Travel Permits including people from Norway, Austria, Korea, Philippines and the UK (rumors say the ban on the UK has been lifted, but no one knows for sure).
Again, you can try contacting a travel agency in Lhasa to arrange a tour and permits for you, but be advised that most people are not getting in. The Tibet Tourism Bureau has not said that the area is closed, but they are being extremely selective in issuing permits for organized tours.
Do remember that it is NOT the travel agencies who make up these regulations, but it is the Tibet Tourism Bureau. It is no use wasting time getting upset with a travel agency when these are rules that they have to follow.
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