New answers tagged customs-and-immigration
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The website you are quoting does not look very "official". The official website of Saint Lucia's customs department is www.customs.gov.lc
On that site you will find a list of the prohibited imports. Vitamins are not explicitly listed, but there is a forbidden item called "narcotic drugs". Depending on your "vitamins" an officer might consider them as ...
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In India, it is illegal to have 2 Indian passports in your name.
I see some references to Section 12 of the Indian Passports Act, 1967 mentioning this - but I did not find any such text in that Act.
I can see some news items however where the police have arrested persons with two passports
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It is not necessarily illegal to have two passports. You can get two passports in the UK if you can prove that you travel a lot. This is done so people can continue to travel when their other passport is away for a visa application for example.
If you have doubts, simply do not use one of them or return it to the authorities. In any case, so far you did ...
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First off: IANAL
I called the CBP and they confidently assured me that an O or a P status -- I would suggest that all questions like this be directed at an immigration attorney specializing in these sort of visas.
Having said that.
I've just been through the information gathering session for the friends of ours who are skaters for a P Visa and there are ...
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There are many factors/reasons for this. One of them could be your nationality and the visa category you arrived on in 95 and 2013. As per procedure you have to surrender your I94 upon exiting US. I will be surprised if you being a frequent traveler did not know about this. At the moment surrendering of I-94 is the only way USCIS can track entry and exit ...
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At this point your only option is to get an immigration lawyer and see if you can get this record removed. Otherwise you will have to go through this procedure every time you enter the United States.
Personally if you're traveling into the country once every 20 years I wouldn't bother but then again its just me.
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There is actually no set law to answer any of these questions besides that you get 90 nonconsecutive days in Schengen as an American. If you are thinking to leave to Turkey for 4 days when your counter hits 86 days in Schengen, expecting to clear your stays (like many people assume), and you come back to Schengen, the counter starts right back up from 86 ...
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You won't get caught. I overstayed my Schengen visa for like 6 months each year for 4 years. I am alive and kicking and now I have a permanent working visa in a Scandinavian country. It is all about confidence and knowing the rules, and then playing dumb if you get yourself in a sticky situation.
You hold the blue passport, which makes you a VIP man. Sorry ...
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If you are talking about the paper card that you filled out when you landed, then no. There is no need to return this. You can throw it away. There will be no issue on the next trip to Hong Kong.
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I think that you're exaggerate the potential impact on travel just a little too much. Connecting on the same day should not be impacted the only thing that will be impacted is the time, which could on a busy day during a busy time add possibly double the wait times according the latest information published on the furloughs by the CBP.
The amount of time ...
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Sorry, but you have to enter the US when you have a stopover there. That's a constant hassle for people who have connecting flights to catch there (or even just a fuelstop during which they have to deplane). They all have to go through the ESTA process (or even apply for a visum).
As a Canadian you wouldn't normally need either, but as you're blacklisted you ...
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For a variety of reasons, unlike most countries, there is no sterile international transit through the United States. To repeat with a footnote, there is no sterile international transit through the United States.* For a foreign traveler, even a Canadian, this is a darn good reason to avoid connecting in the U.S.
*The Transit Without Visa (TWOV) and ...
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When you fly out of the US the customs are always at the destination, so you will go through customs in Greece since you are most likely will be transiting through Canada.
On the way back you will preclear for the US in Toronto.
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