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One Turk threatened me that he would put me on some kind of black list of tourism and that I would not go to Turkey again. Didn't break any laws or regulations. Can there be problems?
One Turk threatened me that he would put me on some kind of black list of tourism and that I would not go to Turkey again. Didn't break any laws or regulations. Can there be problems?
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What kind of Turk, exactly? It's one thing when it was a bartender, and another when it was a border guard))).
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka 5 points out of 5... :)
Author, say 'A', say 'B'. Who specifically told you what and under what circumstances.
Author, say 'A', say 'B'. Who specifically told you what and under what circumstances.
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answered 3 years ago
Perhaps there is a reason? They just don't threaten.
If at the reception, then it can be added to the list, and then for consideration, in these cases 50/50
If at the reception, then it can be added to the list, and then for consideration, in these cases 50/50
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answered 3 years ago
hinted that it is possible to agree ;) ? ... well, so persuade him))
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answered 3 years ago
Everything has already been said above. The threat is real only if"one Turk "-a customs officer. In any other case, there is nothing to fear. Even if a specific hotel is blacklisted, this does not mean a ban on crossing the border.
In general, of course, there is very little information in the question. "One Turk " can be anyone, up to a builder or a cleaner. Here we are all making some assumptions at your mercy.
In general, of course, there is very little information in the question. "One Turk " can be anyone, up to a builder or a cleaner. Here we are all making some assumptions at your mercy.
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answered 3 years ago
The customs officer cannot forbid entry, the border guard can.
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answered 3 years ago
Turk is just a hotel manager. The reason is the usual quarrel in the social network and then 3 weeks after she left Turkey. And it was 2 years ago. He said, like, you will be on the black list of tourism and you will never be able to come to Turkey on vacation.
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answered 3 years ago
At the moment, there is already a confirmation of the hotel reservation and tickets in hand. I'm worried because I'm going soon with my family. Suddenly he wrote something to the border guards? Or is it really stupid to think so?
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka:
Are you familiar with these subtleties? Me not. But I remember Vereshchagin's phrase very well: "Customs gives the go-ahead!".
Arranging another srach? The admins will be happy...
willow19:
You can simply ignore the "threats" of the hotel manager, and even 2 years ago, as if nothing had happened. Empty words for a naive girl.
Are you familiar with these subtleties? Me not. But I remember Vereshchagin's phrase very well: "Customs gives the go-ahead!".
Arranging another srach? The admins will be happy...
willow19:
You can simply ignore the "threats" of the hotel manager, and even 2 years ago, as if nothing had happened. Empty words for a naive girl.
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answered 3 years ago
For such insults, if entry is denied, then Turkey will be left without tourists :))))
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answered 3 years ago
Even the manager could not add you to the "black list" of a particular hotel, he does not have such powers. Wrong size "bump".))) The dog barks - the caravan moves on.
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answered 3 years ago
mindguru, but-but, please do not distort. Srach is a question about diapers in Turkey))).
No, seriously, what are the subtleties here? At the airport, everything is even signed: customs - customs control, border guards - passport control. And they ask different questions.
No, seriously, what are the subtleties here? At the airport, everything is even signed: customs - customs control, border guards - passport control. And they ask different questions.
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answered 3 years ago
As far as I hear, half of the population says: customs does not let through. And I mean people. It seems that the border guards are generally invisible to many
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answered 3 years ago
Well, I had a couple of times that the customs did not let some of the luggage through. Confiscated, dogs. And yet, there is also phyto-sanitary control in addition to customs and border control.
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answered 3 years ago
Thanks for answers. I understand that you are all right, it’s just a little scary, soon to go ... He sent an anonymous letter to the Russian police on me. They called me from there only after 2 months, they asked what happened. They laughed, of course. They said, you never know who writes what. But Turkey is not Russia, so I'm afraid. Suddenly, he also turned to the Turkish police.
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answered 3 years ago
willow19, the Russian police are engaged in anonymous letters, if only there is about terrorism.
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answered 3 years ago
I study international law .. There is nothing about black lists ..
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answered 3 years ago
mindguru, I understand :) Customs deals with the movement of goods and items across the customs borders of states. She has nothing to do with border or immigration control, she does not keep any "black lists" of girls who offended Turkish managers on social networks :)
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answered 3 years ago
veritasana, and what does international law have to do with it? It's about a banal ban on entry into the country.
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answered 3 years ago
Yes, with everything .. A citizen of one country, he puts Nerez on some list .. International law, what else? Theory..
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answered 3 years ago
