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I am from India and have a permanent residence in one of the European countries and yet my application goes to administrative processing each time taking severa
by vinni2 8y ago
I am from India and have a permanent residence in one of the European countries and yet my application goes to administrative processing each time taking several weeks and affects my travel plans even after applying well in advance.
As for the girl it didn’t seem like a serious crime. But anyway I am only complaining about lack of privacy at the booths. And she was not arrested in the US. She was arrested in her country of residence. She had never been to US!
- theandrewbailey 8y ago> And she was not arrested in the US. She was arrested in her country of residence. She had never been to US! Isn't countries' embassies technically the territory of that country (as opposed to the country of whichever city it's located)?
- dragonwriter 8y agoThat's the popular portrayal, but the reality is more complicated; the territory doesn't change hands, but the rights and responsibilities of the two states are governed by the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961, which exempts the premise from most controls of the recieving state (but, for instance, radios can only be installed on the premises with the permission of the receiving State.)
- vinni2 8y agoLOL that’s a paradox then you are entering the country to get the visa to enter into the country!