r/SchengenVisa • u/minniecaballox • Jul 22 '25

Question Online influencer deportation from Schengen

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u/Training_Yogurt8092 Jul 22 '25

They didn't deport him, they denied him entry to Germany.

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u/minniecaballox Jul 22 '25

That makes sense. Will Poland be likely to deport him?

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u/kapitein-kwak Jul 22 '25

Depends what the real reason is for denying access

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u/minniecaballox Jul 22 '25

What if it was that he has overstayed his Schengen tourist visa? I am almost certain that is the case, with him having a view to applying for asylum in the Netherlands once the visa had expired.

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u/Training_Yogurt8092 Jul 22 '25

If he overstayed, he would be detained and would be deported to country of origin. If he had asylum request from the Netherlands, he wouldn't be allowed to travel until it is approved.

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u/minniecaballox Jul 22 '25

He hasn't filed an asylum application, apparently he was advised to do that once his visa expired. He was apparently aware of the implications of moving around the Schengen zone on his potential application too, but he decided to risk it.

So in that case, what are some of the circumstances that might have led to him being turned away at the German border and returned to Poland?

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u/Training_Yogurt8092 Jul 22 '25

Illegal drugs which isn't illegal in Poland or asylum requests in Poland. Or maybe a territorial limited Schengen visa which Germany isn't included.