Re:Trapped in Iran: My Summer as a Guest of the Revolutionar...
by arethuza on Tuesday January 28, 2020 @11:52AM
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I sometimes used to get an alarming amount of grief entering the US because I had quite a few Turkish stamps in my passport as we used to go there a lot on holiday. I hate to think what would happen with an Iranian stamp!
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Re:Trapped in Iran: My Summer as a Guest of the Revolutionar...
by nradov on Tuesday January 28, 2020 @12:34PM
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The US government is very concerned about people who use Turkey as an entry point to nearby conflict zones in Syria and Iraq. When I applied for the Global Entry program the only interview question they asked me was why I had visited Turkey.
Re:Trapped in Iran: My Summer as a Guest of the Revolutionar...
by aliceryhl on Tuesday January 28, 2020 @12:53PM
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I have an Iranian visa in my passport, so I had to get a US visa to go to the US. I didn't have to talk to anyone when entering — the electronic thingy scanned the visa, and that was it.