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Hello ! In 2013, I came under an amnesty and was on the penalty spot. Visa Sharzha. Is it possible to fly back to the emirates after the amnesty. did not sit in jail. She gave herself up.
Hello ! In 2013, I came under an amnesty and was on the penalty spot. Visa Sharzha. Is it possible to fly back to the emirates after the amnesty. did not sit in jail. She gave herself up.
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Doesn't such an amnesty mean deportation without the possibility of return? The UAE allows illegal immigrants to leave without paying a penalty fee and imprisonment, provided for by law. In my opinion, this seems to be its whole point, and not to take off for free, and then fly back, for example, on a tourist visa.
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answered 9 years ago
I asked the emigration police in Sharjah a question. When can I fly again? They answered me within a month. But! who helped me with the documents said that I would not be able to fly to the Emirates at all. Don't know who to believe? Thanks for the answer .
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answered 9 years ago
100% you have already booked the road to the Emirates. The visa may be issued, but at passport control it will be turned back. The amnesty does not give you the right to enter on tourist visas! years have passed) - he is in the police base.
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answered 9 years ago
By the way, such a visa as Sharjah does not exist separately, no matter which emirate you arrive in - a general visa Dubai Oman Sharjah, etc.
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answered 9 years ago
You know, I worked in Dubai. Including dealt with deportations, and obtaining a residence permit, and extending visas. And I will say one thing - if the retina was removed - the information in the database remains forever. Unless it's accidentally erased during a computer crash. It's useless to visit - just waste your money. Deport for life, especially for charmut. For other minor sins, they put a ban for 2 years (a small visa delay, a fight at a disco). Information must be requested at the consulate, the answer to wait about 6 months. Changing the passport will not help women - they are expected to have a 100% retinal scan at check-in. When deporting, a special deportation case is created, if you know its number, you can do it easier, ask your friends to go to the police department and ask them to check exactly how long the deportation is.
And further. Every day about 25-30 people are detained at the airport, of which there will definitely be 2-3 from the CIS countries with deportation. Send them back with the next free flight at their own expense. Food is not given (the police feed the detainees inside the country).
I know only one case of arrival after the eternal deportation. A girl from Dagestan underwent laser surgery on her eyes.
And further. Every day about 25-30 people are detained at the airport, of which there will definitely be 2-3 from the CIS countries with deportation. Send them back with the next free flight at their own expense. Food is not given (the police feed the detainees inside the country).
I know only one case of arrival after the eternal deportation. A girl from Dagestan underwent laser surgery on her eyes.
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answered 9 years ago
“Is it possible to fly in again”, which they just don’t ask on our website.
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answered 9 years ago
Whatever you say, but TP significantly expands the horizons. I don't know, for example, what it's like to be on the penalty spot. But it’s curious ... And I never fell under the amnesty. No romance. Now I’m tormented by doubts whether I’m living the most boring office life right :)
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answered 9 years ago
I gave my old copy of my passport to the Emigration for verification. My girlfriend is married to an Arab. I was checked through ABU DHABI. She said . that I'm not on the computer. Is that possible ?
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answered 9 years ago
1. Option to drive through Qatar, Bahrain or Saudi Arabia - they don’t remove the retina there and it’s quite easy to get to the UAE.
2. to drive through Kazakhstan-Iran and by ferry to Sharjah or Ajman - they do not check the seychatka.
3. In the ophthalmology clinic, change the color of the eyes and do laser surgery to change the retina of the eyes (it costs about 8-10 thousand dollars), it is in the queue for the EMIRATES.
4. Arrival and departure from the Emirates (in case they took away the passport) through Africa (there are people and telephones, connections), but it is extremely unsafe.
For tourists who do not understand the essence of the topic, please do not be clever, you will come in handy, God forbid you find yourself in such a situation in the UAE! For one left $100 bill - a Russian woman (mother of 5 children, mother-heroine who came for a week to bask in the sun) they gave 10 years in prison! Girls from Russia who brought a pack of photocopies of dollars with the inscription "souvenir" (in Moscow in any kiosk), scattered them around the room and took pictures against the backdrop of dollars and views of the Emirates, the employee called the police and they were arrested for counterfeit banknotes, brought to the Emirates ...continuation unknown, no one else saw them at the hotel!
2. to drive through Kazakhstan-Iran and by ferry to Sharjah or Ajman - they do not check the seychatka.
3. In the ophthalmology clinic, change the color of the eyes and do laser surgery to change the retina of the eyes (it costs about 8-10 thousand dollars), it is in the queue for the EMIRATES.
4. Arrival and departure from the Emirates (in case they took away the passport) through Africa (there are people and telephones, connections), but it is extremely unsafe.
For tourists who do not understand the essence of the topic, please do not be clever, you will come in handy, God forbid you find yourself in such a situation in the UAE! For one left $100 bill - a Russian woman (mother of 5 children, mother-heroine who came for a week to bask in the sun) they gave 10 years in prison! Girls from Russia who brought a pack of photocopies of dollars with the inscription "souvenir" (in Moscow in any kiosk), scattered them around the room and took pictures against the backdrop of dollars and views of the Emirates, the employee called the police and they were arrested for counterfeit banknotes, brought to the Emirates ...continuation unknown, no one else saw them at the hotel!
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answered 9 years ago
answer "......I gave my old copy of the passport to the Emigration for verification. My girlfriend is married to an Arab. I was checked through ABU DHABI. She said. I'm not in the computer. Is this possible?"
And if her husband didn’t check anything, or did her friend reassure her? What bases did you check? Did you have your retina removed when you were in the penalty and deportation? (If yes, then it’s all kapets!) Try to buy a tour package to any hotel for 3-4 days, no matter where in Ajman or Sharjah, now it’s about $ 290 and check, you risk only $ 290 and if it doesn’t pass, by the return flight on this flight back, the planes fly empty in a shaft!
And if her husband didn’t check anything, or did her friend reassure her? What bases did you check? Did you have your retina removed when you were in the penalty and deportation? (If yes, then it’s all kapets!) Try to buy a tour package to any hotel for 3-4 days, no matter where in Ajman or Sharjah, now it’s about $ 290 and check, you risk only $ 290 and if it doesn’t pass, by the return flight on this flight back, the planes fly empty in a shaft!
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answered 9 years ago
"... For tourists who do not understand the essence of the topic..."
I honestly tried to understand. But when asked what a penalty is, Google talks about a penalty. The phrase of the author of the topic that she herself surrendered suggests that the person deliberately violated the law in a foreign country, and having committed this violation, surrendered to the authorities. Ie, in fact, he is a criminal. And now he is trying by criminal means to get back into the country that previously deported him.
I honestly tried to understand. But when asked what a penalty is, Google talks about a penalty. The phrase of the author of the topic that she herself surrendered suggests that the person deliberately violated the law in a foreign country, and having committed this violation, surrendered to the authorities. Ie, in fact, he is a criminal. And now he is trying by criminal means to get back into the country that previously deported him.
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answered 9 years ago
Well, here again .. they google a penalty))) You yourself, having stumbled, can become a criminal in one second and then Google will come to the rescue ... and a penalty ... he asked for "... Tourists who do not understand the essence of the topic ... "Google quietly at home!
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answered 9 years ago
Uzhk learned that a penalty is a fine for overstaying a visa. I say, TP broadens one's horizons. Then I will google at home on the sly :). But before going anywhere, I will definitely also google the laws of this country, including entry/exit rules and terms of stay. And I try very hard not to break them. That’s why I don’t sympathize with either the mother-heroine who brought a fake hundred-dollar bill to a foreign country (after all, it was possible to check its authenticity at home in the bank), or the young ladies who were photographed against the background of what looked like dollars (because the question immediately: what is in their room in did the hotel employee do the photoshoot or did they just take pictures in the lobby?). Everyone is the creator of his own happiness. And misfortune too. I understand that no one is safe from anything. But it is more difficult for a law-abiding citizen to get into an unpleasant story, you see. And not only in their own country.
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answered 9 years ago
