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I am from Israel and was deported from Germany 12 years ago for visa violations. Will I have problems when visiting Cyprus?
The passport is new, but with the same surname.
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So if you live in Israel, which side of Cyprus to Germany? Israel and Cyprus do not have a visa regime! An hour and you are on the island).
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answered 7 years ago
So Germany and Cyprus seem to be in Schengen? At the border if the border guard breaks through the computer?
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answered 7 years ago
Today I'm going to get married there with my girlfriend and I'm afraid that they will wrap it up .. In 2004, I drank blood to the Germans and got deported ????????????
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answered 7 years ago
Cyprus is not in the Schengen area, it just lets in on a Schengen visa. Yes, and for the Schengen, I don’t know what exactly you did there, but the period of 12 years is already decent for the visa quarantine to expire.
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answered 7 years ago
of course, there will be no problems ... upon arrival in Cyprus at the airport, no one checks anything at all except for the presence of a passport.
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answered 7 years ago
3018886, and what else should be checked, except for a passport?)) After all, a lot of things can be checked about a person with a passport). I saw that the Israelis at the passport control of Cyprus were not asked anything at all, but then how lucky).
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answered 7 years ago
That's it, I drove all thanks for the advice .. Tomorrow I will finally sign with my beloved woman .. Yes, and by the way, the prices here are excellent and the restaurants are chic!
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answered 7 years ago
alex71.chirkov, waiting for wedding photos from Cyprus! On the bridge of love! Tip one for Ayia Napa, at the end of the city, the other in Cavo Greco.! )
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answered 7 years ago
