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If I was given a visa for 10 days, and I stayed with a friend for 2.5 months, when is the deportation stamp put in the passport in any way?
If I was given a visa for 10 days, and I stayed with a friend for 2.5 months, when is the deportation stamp put in the passport in any way?
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no .... not put, but the fact that you were given a visa for 10 days, then take ... who is looking closely there ... for 10 days, for 2 months ....
you were at a friend's ... so you will tell the visa control
hey bro, I was here with a friend, so I stayed for 2 months with a ponytail ...
you were at a friend's ... so you will tell the visa control
hey bro, I was here with a friend, so I stayed for 2 months with a ponytail ...
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answered 6 years ago
They will be deported and banned from entering for 10 years, and they can still impose a fine on a friend if you entered at the invitation of this friend. My friend was fined 70,000 shekels, but her girlfriend moved in there and was never found, still in Israel. And besides the 70 thousand fine, she and her family members were forbidden to invite anyone to Israel. Another acquaintance who entered on a tourist visa and stayed for a year was deported to the plane in handcuffs. In addition to being deported, the developed countries also have a common base. They may then not be allowed into the EU countries, the USA.
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answered 6 years ago
* First, you need to understand the difference between deportation (forced expulsion from the country) and voluntary departure. In the case of a voluntary departure, no stamps were issued, at least to several of our tourists with whom I spoke after their return home. But, of course, they made a mark in the border control system. And now entry on a B2 tourist visa, obtained at the border, is closed for a long time ...
* Secondly, there is no penalty "inviting " if he/she just sent an invitation to the tourist, as it were, there is no and cannot be. A"ban invite in the future "-it's just nonsense. Regarding the distribution of such a"ban " and even"family members "-complete nonsense! With all the disadvantages of the Israeli judicial system, such a practice of collective punishment of family members"enemy of the people" is not practiced even in relation to murderous terrorists...
* Third, about the database. Perhaps Israel is not as developed as the EU member states. Because no"common base " Israel has no other countries! Checked.
* Secondly, there is no penalty "inviting " if he/she just sent an invitation to the tourist, as it were, there is no and cannot be. A"ban invite in the future "-it's just nonsense. Regarding the distribution of such a"ban " and even"family members "-complete nonsense! With all the disadvantages of the Israeli judicial system, such a practice of collective punishment of family members"enemy of the people" is not practiced even in relation to murderous terrorists...
* Third, about the database. Perhaps Israel is not as developed as the EU member states. Because no"common base " Israel has no other countries! Checked.
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answered 6 years ago
For what I bought, for that I sell.
A friend slipped a pig to my friend.
She invited her, she stayed in Israel.
Can a fine and a ban be caused by some kind of anamnesis? Maybe this isn't the first time she's invited some adult friends of her youth who can't be sure...
A friend slipped a pig to my friend.
She invited her, she stayed in Israel.
Can a fine and a ban be caused by some kind of anamnesis? Maybe this isn't the first time she's invited some adult friends of her youth who can't be sure...
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answered 6 years ago