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Tell me, please, what to do: I crossed the border of Poland, but there is no exit stamp in my passport, I quickly looked that my passport, and that’s all, but the stamp is only at the entrance and that’s it
Tell me, please, what to do: I crossed the border of Poland, but there is no exit stamp in my passport, I quickly looked that my passport, and that’s all, but the stamp is only at the entrance and that’s it
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Generally an interesting topic. And then how will it be calculated how many people stayed in the Schengen?
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answered 4 years ago
They should be visible on the base. If you return back to Schengen through the same country (Poland), then 100%. Through another, they may ask, one must be prepared to answer the date and place of departure.
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answered 4 years ago
I went out like this several times, only an entry stamp. The first time I was worried, but everything went fine, and then I didn’t even pay attention. Don't worry, they've got it all.
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answered 4 years ago
Return to passport control, and punch the clerk in the face.
But if you have a biometric passport, then it's not worth it.
But if you have a biometric passport, then it's not worth it.
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answered 4 years ago
According to biometrics, all movements are visible informationally, and not physically.
We're just not used to biometrics yet.
We're just not used to biometrics yet.
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answered 4 years ago