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for what reason can they not be allowed into the country?
On June 9, I flew to Istanbul! I didn’t get enough sleep, I went through customs control, and maybe the customs officer didn’t like my face ... he asked a couple of questions and turned me back without explaining the reason, adding verbally about deportation for 90 days !!!!!!. two days at the airport and a flight back to Russia. what's happened? and for what reason? Where should I go and how can I get to Turkey? Tell me, please!!!!
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Sympathize with you! But the final decision on crossing the border is for a border guard officer (not a customs officer, you are not a cargo), even to the Schengen countries with a visa in your passport, alas, these are the rules. But as far as I understood from the question, he did not put a deportation stamp in your passport? Maybe you can go to the Turkish consulate, only everything that you tell them there must be true, you can’t joke, you can’t distort information.
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answered 9 years ago
The one who asked the question and chalked up in view of the border guard, here they often confuse customs and border service.
In any country, at the border control, one must be polite and correct, even a rude answer from a "sleepy" person can cause entry denial.
In any country, at the border control, one must be polite and correct, even a rude answer from a "sleepy" person can cause entry denial.
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answered 9 years ago
Excuse me, but you obviously do not finish something. What were the specific questions of the border guard? What do you have there in the passport is from the stamps?
They deport someone who has already entered the country, but you were not even allowed to cross the border.
They deport someone who has already entered the country, but you were not even allowed to cross the border.
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answered 9 years ago
nothing, I'm sorry)
there was no stamp in the passport, I received it 1.5 years ago and never went abroad!
It seems that it will not work ... I think there may have been suspicions of a "travel" through their country somewhere to the south)) I will call the embassy and clarify about the deportation.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this issue!
there was no stamp in the passport, I received it 1.5 years ago and never went abroad!
It seems that it will not work ... I think there may have been suspicions of a "travel" through their country somewhere to the south)) I will call the embassy and clarify about the deportation.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this issue!
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answered 9 years ago
the questions were honestly a little ridiculous ... like this: "what is your father's name?" with a request to write his name on a piece of paper, after which it was immediately decided not to miss ...)))
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answered 9 years ago
Through Turkey, many now go to Syria, and there they end up in ISIS. I suspect this is the issue...
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answered 9 years ago
Now it has become a little more difficult to leave. With Schengen, there are also quite a few failures for those who travel for the first time, especially on their own. In your case, for sure, this can be associated with the problems of IG.
For the first time abroad and immediately on my own ...., this also alerted me. Well, not yet in Somalia or immediately to Syria. Based on your Nick on the site, I dare to assume that you are 25 years old. Very active age. I think the border guard, starting from internal service installations, was reinsured.
I can say one thing - I'm lucky that they didn't put any stamp in your passport.
And you can apply, but it will be almost pointless. They are not required to give any comments or explanations. With a good combination of circumstances, the maximum that they can tell you is whether you have restrictions and for how long, but not the reason.
For the first time abroad and immediately on my own ...., this also alerted me. Well, not yet in Somalia or immediately to Syria. Based on your Nick on the site, I dare to assume that you are 25 years old. Very active age. I think the border guard, starting from internal service installations, was reinsured.
I can say one thing - I'm lucky that they didn't put any stamp in your passport.
And you can apply, but it will be almost pointless. They are not required to give any comments or explanations. With a good combination of circumstances, the maximum that they can tell you is whether you have restrictions and for how long, but not the reason.
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answered 9 years ago