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BC123 wrote:

Hello Sir. I have recently experienced a similar situation to the one that was discussed above. I was wondering if you could share with me a bit about how the situation was resolved at the end. It would be much appreciated.

The poster in question has not added anything in a couple of years so don't expect an answer. The other thing is that even "similar" situations can actually be very different due to just one or more factors - and lead to different outcomes. One has to be careful to differentiate between similar but not exactly the same situations without jumping to conclusions.

Aamrikhan wrote:

Hello there, I have the same situation, would you please update what really happened with your application later? Any problem or fine that you guys have to pay in order to get visa?

I am intending to move to Germany right after getting my Italian PR (EU long-term residence/permanent residence), expected to receive within next two months.

I received the same temporary arrest papers in Munich on January 07, 2020 telling me to leave Germany before January 10, I left the same day; The issue was that my residence permit (Italian) expired on 31 of December and upon returning to Italy on January 7, I was issued this letter by Munich police and the went the same day.

Best check with officials about such things. In Germany there is unlimited residency and also a settlement permit, both often referred to as permanent residency permit but without a right for one to immigrate and work in another EU country. Make sure what you are receiving will give such a right or else you will still need to get a job and work permit to come to Germany - and thus a residency in Italy won't necessarily give any advantage. The other thing is that around 95% of professional jobs in Germany will require one knows fluent German. Without the language skills one has little chance except with great credentials in a few niche jobs like IT.

Ruhaan Sheikh wrote:

This was the first time that something like this ever happened with me. When I heard that they are charging me with a criminal offense I froze and couldn't process anything.
And my flight was supposed to depart in the next 30 mins.
Now what worries me is that would it be difficult for me to reapply for the visa?

Nobody can give a clear answer to such a question. It is an understandable and seemingly minor offense. Generally such things are not a big problem but one cannot never know until the y decide and one needs to clearly state how and why this happened. And of course there can be other factors we know nothing about that might influence nay situation. One just needs to apply and find out.

Ruhaan Sheikh wrote:

I already have and I've spoken to the airlines and they have agreed to give me a written apology since they didn't announce the delay. We were not mailed and neither did we know of anything until the last moment. Plus their ground staff after checking my visa categorically told me not to head to the waiting area and instead head to a hotel.

The airlines will apologize for a delay; one this long in fact entitles one to some compensation if one files for it. This apology will have no legal impact on itself. But the details of what happened, admitted by them will be important. But government officials will certainly not apologize for making a legal decision even if it seems unfair and harsh if it is still technically correct. But it does leave one a good chance on appeal when one proves they had no intention to overstay.

Hello Sir

Today I have faced same issue

What happened with your case??

How much fine they impossible??<br>You applied for family reunion visa??

Please guide

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