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You have to plead with the country you're in. Or apply for one of the emergency slots the week you have to leave (pretty difficult at the moment given the fligh
by aunty_helen 5y ago
You have to plead with the country you're in. Or apply for one of the emergency slots the week you have to leave (pretty difficult at the moment given the flight schedules).
Or yano, deportation / imprisonment...
There's not many good solutions in this case and it is very difficult to match a reservation spot with an airline ticket out.
- chii 5y ago> deportation isn't this what you'd want? deported back to your country? It's not like you could be denied entry at the airport, and deported back to the foreign country...
- incompatible 5y agoMaybe they'd just leave you in prison until NZ is ready to take you back.
- rafale 5y agoDeportation usually comes with long lasting restrictions on travel to the country you are getting kicked from. Hopefully, USCIS/ICE will use their brains in situations like this.
- throaway46546 5y ago>Hopefully, USCIS/ICE will use their brains in situations like this. lol
- aunty_helen 5y agoWith deportation you're probably going to spend a few days in prision until they can sort you a flight out. Then as other commenters have mentioned, it's going to have some long lasting consequences. It will make a lot of the countries in the world require you to get a visa before entering (or even transiting), as in apply for a visa, spend 3-4 months dealing with embassies and spending a decent amount of money while you explain what happened and potentially be denied anyway.
- xdennis 5y ago> It will make a lot of the countries in the world require you to get a visa before entering (or even transiting) I.e. you'll know what it's like not to have been born in a first world country.
- incompatible 5y agoYou can come to Australia, as another option. I think the borders are open for NZers who can get a 444 visa (but don't take my word for it, double check with the government before booking a ticket).