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what to do with deportation? My visa has expired by 18 days!
I changed my passport and decided to go again, but it didn’t work out, they didn’t let me in! what to do now what is the period of non-entry into the country?
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Please describe the situation in a little more detail. For what reason did you change your passport (got married)?.
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answered 13 years ago
no, she just decided to change her last name to her maiden name and changed her name! when I arrived, they didn’t let me in because the deportation came out! I now have no entry to Turkey for 10 years????
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answered 13 years ago
Were you not allowed to enter Turkey with a clean passport? There are some marks there that you changed your last name and first name. I understand that you have actually become a "different person".
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answered 13 years ago
Yeah.
Expensive price for 18 days of serene joy.
It's not about the surname and the novelty of the passport. There are still numbers in there. I don’t know about the Uzbek passport, but the Ukrainian one has an individual tax number. According to him, they determine the lucky ones who do not watch the clock. And in biometric passports, in general, everything is in the chip. That is why they are introduced. Everything is done so that it is not the surname that determines the person.
It is unlikely that anyone will competently tell you the term of deportation. First, there are few people with such experience. Secondly, it may depend on citizenship. Thirdly, it depends on the circumstances (the term of the violation, whether the fine was paid or not, the first visit, whether there were violations before, etc.). Therefore, do not guess, but contact the Turkish Consulate. Still lit up.
Expensive price for 18 days of serene joy.
It's not about the surname and the novelty of the passport. There are still numbers in there. I don’t know about the Uzbek passport, but the Ukrainian one has an individual tax number. According to him, they determine the lucky ones who do not watch the clock. And in biometric passports, in general, everything is in the chip. That is why they are introduced. Everything is done so that it is not the surname that determines the person.
It is unlikely that anyone will competently tell you the term of deportation. First, there are few people with such experience. Secondly, it may depend on citizenship. Thirdly, it depends on the circumstances (the term of the violation, whether the fine was paid or not, the first visit, whether there were violations before, etc.). Therefore, do not guess, but contact the Turkish Consulate. Still lit up.
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answered 13 years ago