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Every non-European country I visit very specifically asks me ‘are you going to be working’ every time I visit. I think they do this for the quite clever reason
by chrisseaton 5y ago
Every non-European country I visit very specifically asks me ‘are you going to be working’ every time I visit.
I think they do this for the quite clever reason that then if you work they can get you for lying to an official rather just for working.
- notch656a 5y agoI'm sure some ask. The risk of being deported or caught seems incredibly low, especially if you pick a country in South America or southeast Asia. I cannot think of a nation there that ever asked me if I was working. When I was caught overstaying in Iraq they immigration guy was visibly pissed but he couldn't speak English so I juts handed him <fine for overstay>, and went on my way.
- ClumsyPilot 5y agoYou were just visiting more chaotic places. All European cointries have records of your entry/leaving, and if you overstay you will likely end up with a lifetime travel ban. The only exception would be like a medical emergency.
- notch656a 5y agoHasn't infamous 'hacker' Weev been hiding out in European nations/territories of Transnistria/Maldova/Ukraine for like 4 or 5 years now without any residence authorization?