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Can there be problems with crossing the border and obtaining a visa (for Russian citizens) at the airport if the girl (32 years old) does not live in a hotel, but with the groom (not a citizen of the United Arab Emirates) in a private apartment?
Can there be problems with crossing the border and obtaining a visa (for Russian citizens) at the airport if the girl (32 years old) does not live in a hotel, but with the groom (not a citizen of the United Arab Emirates) in a private apartment?
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If I'm not mistaken, sexual relations before marriage are prohibited in the UAE.
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answered 6 years ago
On the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia on visiting the UAE it is written:
it must be remembered that extramarital affairs and cohabitation outside of marriage are prohibited by law here. Criminal liability is provided for such crimes. Foreign women may be subject to imprisonment and deportation if they have children from extramarital affairs in the UAE
it must be remembered that extramarital affairs and cohabitation outside of marriage are prohibited by law here. Criminal liability is provided for such crimes. Foreign women may be subject to imprisonment and deportation if they have children from extramarital affairs in the UAE
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answered 6 years ago
More from the same site:
Crimes of a sexual nature are also severely punished. Cohabitation and extramarital affairs are criminalized
Crimes of a sexual nature are also severely punished. Cohabitation and extramarital affairs are criminalized
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answered 6 years ago
firstly, a GIRL should already be interested in news at that age. no visa required for UK
secondly, live for yourself, but do not create any conflict situations with your neighbors and no one will snitch on you to the police. And don't hang around in public places.
half of the expats live like this.
secondly, live for yourself, but do not create any conflict situations with your neighbors and no one will snitch on you to the police. And don't hang around in public places.
half of the expats live like this.
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answered 6 years ago
Russian citizens still need a visa to the UAE, they just issue it on arrival and for free. Tourists have not been a nightmare for a long time for the lack of stamps in their passports; unmarried couples are quietly accommodated in one room.
Everything would be perfect if your fiancé, who is not a citizen of the UAE, would travel with you. And so there is a risk that they will not let you in without booking a hotel.
Everything would be perfect if your fiancé, who is not a citizen of the UAE, would travel with you. And so there is a risk that they will not let you in without booking a hotel.
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answered 6 years ago
"It's just given out on arrival and free of charge" which is equivalent to not having a visa. stamp and go
"And so there is a risk that they will not let you in without booking a hotel." Complete nonsense. it is more risky to go with a gentleman and say that you will live with him =)
no one asks for hotel reservations and places of residence. if it’s really scary, then you can make a reservation on the left
"And so there is a risk that they will not let you in without booking a hotel." Complete nonsense. it is more risky to go with a gentleman and say that you will live with him =)
no one asks for hotel reservations and places of residence. if it’s really scary, then you can make a reservation on the left
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answered 6 years ago
Nonsense is to assume that someone has a 100% guarantee of getting into any country. Everything is at the discretion of the border guards, the risk cannot be ruled out.
One without a hotel reservation with a virtual absent fiance is worse than with a live boyfriend and apartments, it casts more suspicions of prostitution.
One without a hotel reservation with a virtual absent fiance is worse than with a live boyfriend and apartments, it casts more suspicions of prostitution.
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answered 6 years ago
everything is mixed up, people, horses .... m-yes
you probably have no idea how many girls cross the UAE border alone.
and you obviously have no idea that confessing at customs that you will live with "this man in his apartment" is much riskier than saying that you came to live in a hotel, meet friends and do shopping
you probably have no idea how many girls cross the UAE border alone.
and you obviously have no idea that confessing at customs that you will live with "this man in his apartment" is much riskier than saying that you came to live in a hotel, meet friends and do shopping
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answered 6 years ago
ollennka, what prostitution. This is a girl (32 years old), she starts a bit late.)))
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answered 6 years ago
travelsita =)))))) I've seen Chinese here for God's sake for 40! this is fear!
and there are no longer young people from Kyrgyzstan
and there are no longer young people from Kyrgyzstan
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answered 6 years ago
Apparently, the Russian oligarch (type O "groom") "ordered" a young lady for himself from an ag-va escort.
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answered 6 years ago
oh well ... there are a lot of our pairs. someone got a job - moved. then the bride arrives until the marriage is formalized. even if the marriage is registered in your country, then you need to prove it (legalize the documents). it's all time and money too. until the visa is granted...
escorts are unlikely to ask such questions here)
escorts are unlikely to ask such questions here)
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answered 6 years ago
And why did they decide that she was going to a Russian fiance, maybe to an expat Englishman, or is this the worst option, Pakistanis and Filipinos work a lot in the UAE
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answered 6 years ago
"maybe an expat Englishman" I was directly envious))) otherwise they all bunch up with Filipinas
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answered 6 years ago
Thank you all for participating in the issue.
Briefly about the trip - the safety net was complete (the cheapest tour was bought).
There were no questions when crossing the border (not the fact that they could not have arisen), an eye scan was taken at the entrance and smart control was already used at the exit (you can also use it the next time you cross the border).
Dubai itself is a multinational city, the police do not follow anyone closely.
Of course you have to follow the rules.
Briefly about the trip - the safety net was complete (the cheapest tour was bought).
There were no questions when crossing the border (not the fact that they could not have arisen), an eye scan was taken at the entrance and smart control was already used at the exit (you can also use it the next time you cross the border).
Dubai itself is a multinational city, the police do not follow anyone closely.
Of course you have to follow the rules.
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answered 6 years ago