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If I voluntarily leave Israel with an expired visa, will I not be detained for a couple of days in a "prison"? Will I get a stamp? Will it be deportation or entry ban?
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They will put a stamp on non-entry, put it in the database.
Prison remains at their discretion.
Prison remains at their discretion.
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answered 6 years ago
I have no personal experience .... but I did the extension in the administration with a guarantee. And it worked .. but not vice versa - "like, I violated, but you SHOULD UNDERSTAND and FORGIVE" .. IMHO ...
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answered 6 years ago
solt07 I'm not asking you to UNDERSTAND AND FORGIVE, I'm interested in other information. As far as I understand, deportation and ban are two different things.
Maybe someone knows if there will be any restrictions/demands/prohibitions... in the future when traveling to Europe, USA, other countries? Due to the fact that I am on the "black list" of Israel.
Maybe someone knows if there will be any restrictions/demands/prohibitions... in the future when traveling to Europe, USA, other countries? Due to the fact that I am on the "black list" of Israel.
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answered 6 years ago
and that Israel has already entered the EU ... or the USA)) that its bans apply to them? If you don’t understand the modern world order, then learn how to use at least formal logic :(
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answered 6 years ago
sophia1975, Are you so naive that you expect to receive an exhaustive answer to your question on a travel forum? Look for a forum of illegal migrants, perhaps someone will share their experience there.
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answered 6 years ago
No, it couldn't. Because because of people like you, conscientious tourists are denied entry to Israel. Therefore, with your questions of an illegal immigrant on this travel forum, in fact, you question the bona fide intentions of tourists in the eyes of officers of the Israeli border service. I hope it's not too difficult for you to express my thoughts.So once again, look for a forum of illegal migrants. Your questions have no place in a travel forum.
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answered 6 years ago
NatashaS, your "You are so naive" and "I hope it's not very difficult for you to express my thought" is an indicator of your bad manners. If I had not seen such questions on this forum, I would not have asked.
Be kind, Natasha.
Be kind, Natasha.
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answered 6 years ago
You've already been given advice. Choose which one suits you best. And if you want one, but the right one, contact a lawyer. I understand that the forum is cheaper, but there are more and more emotions and assumptions.
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answered 6 years ago
Israel does not care where you fly and will not put you in jail, but will not want to see you in the next 5-10 years). If you yourself leave, then this is not deportation, but a ban. As a rule, more fingerprints are taken to simplify identification next time. I think that with such a stamp in the passport there will be problems in Europe and America (they will not open a visa). They will understand the purpose of your visit. But these are only assumptions and have nothing to do with the real situation.
The geography of the alleged "travels" and the wording of the same question in different sections and under different "sauce" allows us to conclude that you have not yet decided what to do with yourself. When you decide, then try to formulate a question either about a prison, or about a stamp in your passport, or about Europe with America).
The geography of the alleged "travels" and the wording of the same question in different sections and under different "sauce" allows us to conclude that you have not yet decided what to do with yourself. When you decide, then try to formulate a question either about a prison, or about a stamp in your passport, or about Europe with America).
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answered 6 years ago
NatashaS, I completely agree with you. But sophia1975 is not to blame for what is happening. She just wants to live better and for that we have no right to judge her. These people "plow" for 12 hours at "black" jobs ... And who is to blame for this ... we all know.
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answered 6 years ago
Confused)) So, they just realized that this is not yours. Good luck....
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answered 6 years ago
Deportation and entry ban are one and the same. Entry Denied stamp. https://pp.userapi.com/c836436/v836436503/2ed79/wjc5z5mioXg.jpg And it can really interfere with entry to other civilized countries. Since there is an international database of such violators, regardless of whether Israel or another country is in the EU. The point is clear. Suspicion that this individual may violate the visa regime there as well. The same applies to those who applied for refugee status and were denied.
However, to the point. There are cases when a person voluntarily leaving the country did not receive such a stamp. It also applies to illegal workers who voluntarily leave the country. There was also a message from the Ministry of Internal Affairs on this occasion.
However, to the point. There are cases when a person voluntarily leaving the country did not receive such a stamp. It also applies to illegal workers who voluntarily leave the country. There was also a message from the Ministry of Internal Affairs on this occasion.
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answered 6 years ago
mbell, mishatour, solt07, agent_borabora, we successfully left the country 2 weeks ago and were treated quite well at the airport when going through passport control. We were asked a few questions about our stay, fingerprinted, photographed and asked if we knew that we would be banned from entering Israel. The airport employee who escorted us to the waiting room even wished us a good flight :)
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answered 6 years ago