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Question: a Turkish citizen who has temporary residence in St. Petersburg is going to get a Finnish visa, go to Finland, stay there for 1 day, then leave forever (through Finland) to Germany. Having previously bought a round-trip ticket to Germany, so as not to arouse suspicion at the border. What is the probability that he will be able to turn it all off and he will not be stopped and returned to St. Petersburg at the border in Germany.
Question: a Turkish citizen who has temporary residence in St. Petersburg is going to get a Finnish visa, go to Finland, stay there for 1 day, then leave forever (through Finland) to Germany. Having previously bought a round-trip ticket to Germany, so as not to arouse suspicion at the border. What is the probability that he will be able to turn it all off and he will not be stopped and returned to St. Petersburg at the border in Germany.
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there is a possibility that he will be caught after crossing the border and deported. what is big.
Germany is not to be trifled with.
Germany is not to be trifled with.
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answered 12 years ago
there are no borders inside the Schengen)) there are no passport controls))
where is he going to cross the germanium border?))))))
where is he going to cross the germanium border?))))))
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answered 12 years ago
Another issue is that the Finns can ask for a hotel reservation in Finland for the entire stay. And call her. One day may not suit them. Those. need to book later. And the return ticket, most likely, will interest them from Finland to St. Petersburg, and not from Germany to Finland.
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answered 12 years ago
He has relatives in Germany who, as they said themselves, will help him in obtaining the documents necessary for residence.
He will take the hotel only for 1 day. So, in Germany, won’t they see at the control that a person is traveling from Finland, he is a Turk himself, there is no reservation at the hotel and he just wants to immigrate???
He will take the hotel only for 1 day. So, in Germany, won’t they see at the control that a person is traveling from Finland, he is a Turk himself, there is no reservation at the hotel and he just wants to immigrate???
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answered 12 years ago
What kind of transport does he plan to get from Finland to Germany?
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answered 12 years ago
He will arrive in Finland, spend the night and fly from Helsinki to Frankfurt.
He will buy a ticket to Germany back and forth as a distraction.
He will buy a ticket to Germany back and forth as a distraction.
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answered 12 years ago
I repeat, there are no borders inside the Schengen, there is no passport control))) consider that the Helsinki-Frankfurt flight is like the St. Petersburg-Moscow train))
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answered 12 years ago
the main problem is that they let him into Finland))) and only then, so that in Germany they would not be caught as an illegal immigrant)))
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answered 12 years ago
I think that he will have no problems with Finland. They won't know that he has a plane ticket to Germany.
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answered 12 years ago
well, if it doesn’t arouse suspicion and they don’t check for another ticket at the bases)))
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answered 12 years ago
How long was his visa issued for?
even if you have very good relatives in Germany, it takes time to obtain a residence permit. and it won't be a week. Yes, and you need to apply for a residence permit in your own country, and not enter through Finland on a tourist visa
even if you have very good relatives in Germany, it takes time to obtain a residence permit. and it won't be a week. Yes, and you need to apply for a residence permit in your own country, and not enter through Finland on a tourist visa
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answered 12 years ago
A Finnish visa is always given to him for 4-5 days. So how can he apply for a residence permit if he is from Turkey, has been living in Russia for 6 years. He has a temporary residence permit here. And there he will be able to conclude a fictitious marriage for a residence permit.
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answered 12 years ago
You did not understand me. Finnish border guards, seeing a visa for 4-5 days, may be very surprised to find a reservation for only one day. They will also check the return ticket to Russia.
To whom was he going to show the return ticket from Germany to Finland?
It is also not very easy to marry an illegal immigrant.
Also, it seems to me that it is easier for a Turkish citizen to legally enter Germany for marriage and subsequent immigration than for a person with a residence permit in Russia to illegally enter Germany through Finland ...
In general, I think that it is better for you to consult some special resource on such emigration. I'm sure that there are such forums on the net, it's just that here, mostly tourists :) Or talk to someone who has already traveled a similar path.
To whom was he going to show the return ticket from Germany to Finland?
It is also not very easy to marry an illegal immigrant.
Also, it seems to me that it is easier for a Turkish citizen to legally enter Germany for marriage and subsequent immigration than for a person with a residence permit in Russia to illegally enter Germany through Finland ...
In general, I think that it is better for you to consult some special resource on such emigration. I'm sure that there are such forums on the net, it's just that here, mostly tourists :) Or talk to someone who has already traveled a similar path.
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answered 12 years ago
do not involve us in violation of the laws of the European Union)))))
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answered 12 years ago