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Difficulties passing through passport control
In the spring I visited Turkey once, a Ukrainian (3 days). The police checked at passport control (there is my namesake who violated something in Turkey). Missed. What documents are needed to facilitate passing the border in such a strange case? Officially, all their work experience (continuous) is employed, all taxes are regularly paid, the salary is high, there are no violations of the law, especially abroad. I will fly to Turkey again through a travel agency, with all vouchers, for a short period (up to 7 nights).
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Well, what documents can be collected here? Don't change your name now. Shit Happens. They figured it out the first time, they'll figure it out the second.
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answered 3 years ago
Well, what documents can there be that you are not him? :)
If there are questions again, they will sort it out again.
Salary, employment, etc. Turkey doesn't care.
If there are questions again, they will sort it out again.
Salary, employment, etc. Turkey doesn't care.
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answered 3 years ago
Maybe, of course, they will see that visiting Turkey was and will be easier (because they flipped through the passport)
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answered 3 years ago
Why do they need your Ukrainian passport in Turkey? Surely, they checked the date of birth, the number of the foreigner for identification. It is unpleasant, of course, when such situations arise, but they are not fatal. Check again and let go.
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answered 3 years ago
Thanks for the advice, I hope everything will be better this time)
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answered 3 years ago
Namesake, namesake .. But still the date and place of birth are different .. Birth certificate, you can take .. As an option ..
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answered 3 years ago
Ukrainian border guards tormented me for two years. They were looking for my almost complete namesake for alimony. First name, last name and date of birth matched. The nuance is that there is no middle name in foreign countries, which was just different. I also had to carry my passport with me.
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answered 3 years ago
Here) it means that there is still such a story that it is better to take a Ukrainian passport
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answered 3 years ago
How will a patronymic in your internal passport help you?)) Your namesake entered Turkey through a foreigner, there was still no patronymic there, the Turkish border guards from your patronymic are neither cold nor hot.
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answered 3 years ago