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Below is the best I could figure out online by looking at relevant laws. The vast majority of online resources assume that only asylum seekers will ever appeal the decision of the immigration officer …

I.e. for India the top consulates are as follows (I've filtered the data to consulates that issued at least 100 visas): Country Share of multi-entry visas for Indians Germany 99.25% Slovenia 96.32% … Though of course another caveat is that we don't know if Germany is actually issuing 6+ months Schengen visas or just allows multiple entries on visas of short duration. …

Could anyone shed some light on the most plausible scenario behind my check-in difficulties Poorly programmed IT system with a high false positive rate for whatever fraud detection systems they have …

You can just try your luck, assuming you're OK with getting deported You're flying from the US to the UK via Ireland, meaning you'd be passing passport control in Ireland and then flying to the UK whe …

Can I travel to Italy or any other country with no intention to travel to the Netherlands? In theory, yes, you absolutely can, as that's how the Schengen area is supposed to work: you apply with a v …

Remember that the people processing visas are salaried and work for the government, so they have ~zero motivation to do beyond the absolute bare minimum. …

One of the most reliable options is to query the Timatic database: You enter your nationality, your destination and (optionally) other details such as your transit airports and duration of stay. The …

Would I be allowed to board the plane? Assuming the airline doesn't make a mistake, you will most likely be denied boarding. Yes, this might not make sense from a practical standpoint, but airlines …

What you've described seems completely fine for the following reasons: You're not planning to overstay your original visa You come from a developed country on par with the UK and thus have very littl …

As an addition to @Willeke's answer, there's a more generic question of "how do overstayers get caught". And the real answer is that a lot of times they aren't caught. Tens of millions of people aroun …

De jure there are dozens of complex laws and regulations regarding remote employment, under which you may or may not need a special visa in order to work remotely in a given country. Tax laws are an a …

According to Adnan: Update: I applied to the Schengen visa through France and I received the visa today. The visa allows me entry to the Schengen states except Spain, Portugal, Iceland, Poland and Ma …

Since the old law allowing for 360 days visas has been re-approved in 2015, it is highly likely that there are no employment restrictions for citizens of visa-on-arrival countries. … The 2015 Georgian guideline on legal migration also fails to list any restrictions on people arriving to Georgia on tourist visas. …

to the above-mentioned passport holders) The differences are thus: Mongolia is visa-free for the Netherlands, as mentioned above Turkey issues e-visas to Dutch citizens, but is visa-free for Swedes … Vietnam has the same policy as Turkey In practice the differences between e-visas and schemes such as ESTA are quite blurry, therefore whether or not Swedes enjoy more visa-free countries is a matter …

VFS Global provided an update today with a helpful infographic on when applicants may visit a premium application centre. Presumably they will keep updating the schedule in the above mentioned link un …