10 years ago I was traveling from country A to country B, country A is my so-called home country. Like I explained in an other question it's one of the most corrupted countries.
The officer insisted on knowing how am I going to enter country B. $50 dollars done the trick and he stamped passport A not my British passport.
Country B had no problem with granting me a visa upon arrival as soon as I showed the British passport.
I spent a day in country B, I wanted to go back to country A
A MISTAKE a very fortunate mistake for me! made the officer stamp my British passport with an "Allowed to leave" stamp.
Yes there is such thing, I was not allowed to leave because I have came from country A
Her supervisor gone crazy but he said he will let it go because the damage has been done. However she should have never done that and allow me to leave back to country A and I should have flew from country B to an other destination but not go back to country A
When I arrived at the boarder between country A and B at the B side I have been questioned lots about why I am going back to country A
The concluded that I have missed my flight and I agreed obviously for the sake of going back to country A
There is still more to the story....
A week later I decided to leave country A forever and I had to go to country B and fly from there to the UK.
The officer insisted this time that he has to examine my British passport and stamp it else I would be allowed by the boarder control of country B to enter country B.
He did it and I was not willing to pay this time
The guys at country B made a big deal out of the stamp on my British passport and I almost refused entry.
Is that enough? I also have a similar story about my sister and her problem is not solved yet