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Hello, I want to come to Portugal and surrender as a refugee, I want to know how it would be better to surrender (at the airport or in the city without documents) if at the airport they will not deport me if I surrender with a passport and a visa?
What information can you give me on this topic?
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What information can you give me on this topic?
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listen if you can give advice ... another thing, but if not, get SHRREN in another place! don't litter my page, damn it, go stupid people.
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answered 13 years ago
"if not"
"HRREN in another"
"well, stupid people went." yeah what are you talking about?
"do not litter my page" show the documents for the ownership of the page!
"HRREN in another"
"well, stupid people went." yeah what are you talking about?
"do not litter my page" show the documents for the ownership of the page!
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answered 13 years ago
As far as I know, refugee status is issued to citizens of countries that are classified as countries with a non-democratic regime (or something like that). If you are a citizen of just such a country, then perhaps there is a chance that you will not be deported.
But in general, the question is not for the tourist forum.
But in general, the question is not for the tourist forum.
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answered 13 years ago
"Surrender" from a prosperous country will not work. They will immediately deport them there. There is no war, no famine, no genocide in Armenia now (pah-pah-pah), I think nothing will shine for you.
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answered 13 years ago
80% of refugees come from a wealthy country, but they stay and live, and Portugal allows you to work and support yourself, so there are chances, and as for the deportation, without my passport they will not be able to deport me
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answered 13 years ago
I did not find active and good forums about portugal, so I wrote not only here but also in all convenient sites about portugal from which it would be possible to get a quick answer, I hoped that I would find at least one person who would have already gone this way. Maybe I'll find current ones, but thanks anyway for your attention.
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answered 13 years ago
Regarding Portugal, I know that many of our compatriots (Ukrainians) went this way: a work visa for a working specialty (laying asphalt, weeding carrots) - real work there for several years - then an extension for a few more years - then a residence permit.
But this is not a refugee, a refugee assumes that the host state will assume social responsibility for you - benefits, etc., no one wants to do this, only in extreme cases. Yes, and it was relatively easy to get to Portugal BEFORE the crisis, now the situation is completely different, salaries are very low, benefits are being cut, etc.
But this is not a refugee, a refugee assumes that the host state will assume social responsibility for you - benefits, etc., no one wants to do this, only in extreme cases. Yes, and it was relatively easy to get to Portugal BEFORE the crisis, now the situation is completely different, salaries are very low, benefits are being cut, etc.
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answered 13 years ago
I understand you, but we don’t have such an opportunity as a work visa, here is a different policy (there are 2 million people living in Armenia, if you give everyone the opportunity to work and go abroad, then everyone will leave almost no one left) so I don’t have a rich choice for migration. and as for this forum, I wrote it, but it’s difficult to write an answer or open a topic and the people are positive, well, if I’m embarrassing someone, then I won’t write here anymore, sorry
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answered 13 years ago
Doesn't bother anyone (I think so). The question for the TOURISM forum is a little strange, of course, but essentially-- NO.
To all (kindly): if a person trusted us, strangers, looking for ways to get out - is that bad? Knock and it will be opened to you. I will say the only thing (after all, this is still a tourist forum): I myself would not have stayed in Ukraine, I VERY understand Tigran. I'll add my favorite phrase: beat me for it.
Tigran, I fully support you. Search - you will find. You are on the right track.
To all (kindly): if a person trusted us, strangers, looking for ways to get out - is that bad? Knock and it will be opened to you. I will say the only thing (after all, this is still a tourist forum): I myself would not have stayed in Ukraine, I VERY understand Tigran. I'll add my favorite phrase: beat me for it.
Tigran, I fully support you. Search - you will find. You are on the right track.
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answered 13 years ago