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The problem is more they ask 'have you ever been to X', and if you say yes, they deny you entry, and if you say no they could imprison you for years. And it's
by londons_explore 1y ago
The problem is more they ask 'have you ever been to X', and if you say yes, they deny you entry, and if you say no they could imprison you for years.
And it's easy to find out which countries a person has been to, because passenger lists on planes are pretty much public knowledge so it would be an easy lie to detect.
- ta1243 1y ago> because passenger lists on planes are pretty much public knowledge so it would be an easy lie to detect. Not a problem for this guy
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- tempestn 1y agoMaybe they'd be willing to make an exception for someone doing this, especially if he'd already completed a lot of the journey and so had some credibility built up.