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The system does not see two passports?
I have two valid international passports. In reading 180 days, I drove on the first passport for 20 days, then after a while on the second passport for 50 days. I asked how long I can be in Turkey the next time he pointed to the stamp in my passport and said count. I didn’t have a second foreign passport with me in Turkish, I couldn’t explain.
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Do you have a purely theoretical interest? Or are you planning to exceed the permitted length of stay next time?
Judging by the reaction of the border guard, the "system" without a targeted search, really, may not give out that a person with a different passport had previously entered with the same name and date of birth.
Judging by the reaction of the border guard, the "system" without a targeted search, really, may not give out that a person with a different passport had previously entered with the same name and date of birth.
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answered 7 years ago
Or maybe the whole point is that you are from Greece?)) And stay in Turkey for Greece, for example, in principle, has any period?) To do this, you need to delve into the terms of stay of Greek citizens in Turkey. As I understand it, you were only there for 70 days, so what bothers you then? 20 days in one half a year, 50 in others. Turkey is not a Schengen zone, and I think 90 days within six months are not applicable to it. And even if they ate, they were applicable. You did not use them.
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answered 7 years ago
2 valid passports issued by one country in a normal situation should not be. In fact, a passport is just a piece of paper, a business card. The main thing is what is included in the electronic database. When issuing a new passport, the old data is always deleted from the electronic database.
I don’t know what country you have a passport for, perhaps somewhere they still treat the issuance of documents carelessly.
I can only consider the situation with your passports as an accident. Turks are generally loyal to documents. in my opinion, they look more at the real face of a person, at nationality and appearance. But that's my personal opinion.
according to the law, there should be 1 person = 1 passport, I think you understand this, everything else is already a system error. Perhaps calmly wake up to travel on two passports until the end of their validity, and perhaps somewhere and fly in like a fake of documents.
I don’t know what country you have a passport for, perhaps somewhere they still treat the issuance of documents carelessly.
I can only consider the situation with your passports as an accident. Turks are generally loyal to documents. in my opinion, they look more at the real face of a person, at nationality and appearance. But that's my personal opinion.
according to the law, there should be 1 person = 1 passport, I think you understand this, everything else is already a system error. Perhaps calmly wake up to travel on two passports until the end of their validity, and perhaps somewhere and fly in like a fake of documents.
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answered 7 years ago
andreyvip, sorry, but you are wrong about 2 passports. We can have two passports, and many already have it now. One is biometric. And the second is the one that was before, if it has not yet been filled with visas and the statute of limitations has not expired, it is valid. second.
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answered 7 years ago
It is quite possible that I am mistaken, the Author did not write where he came from. And the situation in Ukraine is a separate topic of conversation. You have a smooth transition from one system to another. Although in the vast majority of countries, when replacing one document with a new one, the old one loses its validity. And this applies to any document, not just passports.
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answered 7 years ago
But why, andreyvip, there are people who travel a lot and simply do not have enough space in their passports (there are many reasons) .... and 2 foreign passports are no exception, even in Russia (legally) (According to the Federal Law of December 14, 2015 No. 375-F3 "On Amendments to Articles 11 and 18 of the Federal Law "ON THE PROCEDURE FOR DEPARTURE FROM THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND ENTRY INTO THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION" (dated August 15, 1996), a citizen of the Russian Federation has the right to obtain a second international passport)
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answered 7 years ago
I agree, I answered incorrectly, in Russia now you can have two passports, the second must be biometric, these are not duplicates, but separate independent documents that are clearly reflected in the electronic database. and this was done only so that frequent travelers would have a place for stamps of border guards, well, or they could make trips while a new visa was put in another. But the presence of 2 passports in no way increases the limit of stay in the country and does not allow debtors to slip through the border, etc.
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answered 7 years ago
the transition has nothing to do with it. You can have two international passports. I'm talking about Ukraine, for Greece. I won't say where the author comes from.
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answered 7 years ago
Thanks for responding to the question. I'm from Ukraine. One biometric passport is another simple one that has been made before. But two passports are legal))
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answered 7 years ago