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I have two international passports of Ukraine, using an old-style passport with a work visa, I want to enter the Czech Republic by bus, and leave the Czech Republic by plane to Thailand using biometrics?
If it is possible, when I leave, I have to show two passports at the customs control at the airport, should I put an exit stamp in the old passport, in order to avoid problems when I enter the European Union?
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The exit stamp will definitely be placed in the passport that contains the entry stamp. What's the focus? Why do you want to Thailand on a different passport?
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answered 5 years ago
I don’t know why such difficulties, you can just enter by biometrics. But the role is played by what passport you bought a ticket for, that's why you need to go.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka The trick is that in the old-style passport all visas are working, and in the biometric passport I want to get a couple of visas or stamps about tourist trips, these tour trips will be very helpful for opening visas to some of the countries
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answered 5 years ago
lana_181 this is the point, I either go to the Czech Republic to work, the work visa is in the old-style passport, and I want to go on vacation according to biometrics
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answered 5 years ago
leripilez, oh my God, if only for the sake of stamps for future visas, then don't worry. You can support your visa applications not with one passport, but with several. Well, unless there is something in the old passport that you do not want to advertise when applying for visas.
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answered 5 years ago
leripilez on the account of "stamps can help on tours" - here you are mistaken, a stamp in Thailand does not contribute to obtaining a visa, for example, to the USA) you need to go, since we don’t need a visa in Thai, at least in winter) Therefore, you can easily use non-biometrics in Thai. If you bought a ticket to Thailand for a non-biometric passport, then you will not be able to get there using a biometric one. A biometric passport in Thailand has the same meaning as a non-biometric one, they will let you in with anyone .. it seems to have already broken it down for you).
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answered 5 years ago
I flew twice on the wrong passport for which the ticket was purchased. In addition, you can fly out of one country with one passport, and enter another country with a second one; you are not asked to show a ticket for an entry stamp.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka maybe it depends on the airline. It also depends on something else, there are rules for everyone) but when I was in a European country, people had problems passing control, since the ticket was bought for one passport, and they had another with them .. them they didn’t let me in, how it ended, I don’t know. They don’t ask to show the ticket, why? - all the dossier is on you in the database and when passing control, all this is visible on the screen)) Including the series and number of the passport for which you bought the ticket. One does not interfere with the other, one can really enter, one can leave.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka you are absolutely right, I don’t want to advertise an old-style passport, since there is a deport from the European Union, its term has already expired, but for history this is not a very good indicator, thanks for the answer, I just want to buy tickets for biometrics and wanted to know if they can they put an exit stamp in an old-style passport where there is a visa to the Czech Republic, because more than once acquaintances had problems entering the European Union because there was no exit stamp on previous trips
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answered 5 years ago
lana_181 I don’t need a visa to Thailand, we know that, thank you, I want to have a biometrics stamp, it can help me a lot to get visas in Asian countries, I have been collecting information on this for several years and I am 100% sure of this , you are right about plane tickets, when purchasing a ticket I have to link my passport, and if I link biometrics, I don’t know what to do with the exit stamp, I’m afraid that they won’t let me on board the plane
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answered 5 years ago
lana_181, come on, what else is the dossier with the ticket number? Have you ever looked at the screen to the border guards?)))
leripilez, I understand, I myself am paranoid in terms of ugly stamps. Then you need to leave the Czech Republic with your old passport, and enter Thailand with a new one. If the border guards are curious, show the old passport and ask the entry stamp to be put in the new one. You can lie that you save in the old place))).
leripilez, I understand, I myself am paranoid in terms of ugly stamps. Then you need to leave the Czech Republic with your old passport, and enter Thailand with a new one. If the border guards are curious, show the old passport and ask the entry stamp to be put in the new one. You can lie that you save in the old place))).
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answered 5 years ago
lana_181 thanks for the advice, so in this case you need to issue tickets for an old-style passport, and hope for the loyalty of the border guards in Thailand
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka thanks for the advice, so in this case you need to issue tickets for an old-style passport, and hope for the loyalty of the border guards in Thailand
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka is not a dossier with a ticket number. But all the information about you (they need), including what passport you have a ticket for. Yes, I had such a case. then, since I was the only Ukrainian among all the passengers, and yes, I saw the info, I didn’t have time to read everything)) when they drive in your ticket or boarding pass or passport number, God knows what she drove in there, info is displayed there, the whole screen is filled, so don't think that they don't know anything about us))
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answered 5 years ago
leripilez, why on the old passport?? buy a new biometric in Thai. But it just doesn’t matter for Asian countries — for example, I didn’t have a stamp from some Asian countries before my trip to an Asian country, they were in my old passport. and then, only in the UAE, and this does not affect the receipt of visas. if you are talking about India .. or Iran .. all this is nonsense, you will get visas anyway. Anyway, if they want to not let them in, they won't let them in. it is best to send your old passport to rest) And use the new one)
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answered 5 years ago
“I don’t want to advertise an old-style passport, because there is a deport there” even if you change your last name 20 times and change your passport several times in the database, your record that there was a deport will remain
"but for history this is not a very good indicator" - even if you change your gender and enter the EU with a new passport, the database will indicate that your person was once deported, this story will always be with you
"but for history this is not a very good indicator" - even if you change your gender and enter the EU with a new passport, the database will indicate that your person was once deported, this story will always be with you
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answered 5 years ago
Vika284 100%!!! And someone here still believes that they don’t know anything about us))
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answered 5 years ago
The US and EU do not have any common database. The EU has its own closed SIS, the US, Canada, Australia, NZ and UK have their own - Five Eyes.
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answered 5 years ago
As lana_181 wrote above, the stamp of Thailand and the stamp of crossing the border with the Czech Republic in no way affect the receipt of a visa to the USA or the UK. A US visa can be put in a zero passport without any problems and a US visa with a large number of country visitation stamps and a good visa history may be denied.
I meant visiting the EU countries in the future and also obtaining work, student and other types of visas in the EU countries - if there was a deportation in the EU base, then it will remain in the history of this person
I meant visiting the EU countries in the future and also obtaining work, student and other types of visas in the EU countries - if there was a deportation in the EU base, then it will remain in the history of this person
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answered 5 years ago
Thank you Vika284 for the answers, apparently I explained something wrong, the visa to the Czech Republic is working in the old passport, and I will enter the Czech Republic with the old passport, I know that I will stay in the EU base and you won’t run away from this, but I wanted to leave using biometrics in order to so that stamps from Thailand are put in a new biometric passport, since I am interested in visas to Asia in the future - China, Korea, Japan, but the problem is that when leaving the Czech Republic they must put an exit stamp in the old passport, since they entered it, but how will they put it there if I buy tickets for biometrics, it’s still fixed and tied judging by the early answers of lana_181, in general, I still don’t see a way out of the situation, it will be easier to return to Ukraine and safely fly out of Kyiv using biometrics
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answered 5 years ago
"But how will they put it there if I buy tickets for biometrics"
They thought up a problem for themselves ... Usually they will put it up, with pens.
They thought up a problem for themselves ... Usually they will put it up, with pens.
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answered 5 years ago
but you confused yourself. Well, they will put you an exit stamp in your old passport from the Czech Republic. Fine. Put it on the shelf and let it rest)) You need to understand that the biometer. The passport does not add or diminish the chances of obtaining Asian visas)) These are not visas to Canada, the USA or the UK. True, you do not write which visas are working? And then, no matter what kind of passport! It will be necessary to find out about you, they will find out) In general, I don’t see any problem, to be honest.
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answered 5 years ago
