During the entrance raids at Memmingen Airport last Friday, Border Police officials denied entry to two individuals.
Border police denied entry to a woman from Albania and a man from Kosovo, as they provided conflicting or unconvincing information.
During entrance raids at Memmingen Airport in Memingerberg last Friday, Border Police officials denied entry to two individuals, broadcast albinfo.ch. This was announced by the Memmingen Airport Border Police Inspectorate ( GPI Memmingen-Aeroporti writes albinfo.
In the first case, police searched the identity of a 50-year-old Albanian citizen. The traveler provided conflicting information about the purpose and length of her stay, writes bsaktwell.de. Moreover, she could not show sufficient financial means for her planned stay in Germany. As a result, she was denied entry.
In a second case, police searched the identity of a 35-year-old citizen from Kosovo. In addition to non-involved information about the purpose of his stance, official investigations revealed that the individual had already fallen to the authorities’ attention this year for violating the Residence Law. The entrance was denied in this case.
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