Of course. How else could so many people get visa extensions without the required money in the bank? Local immigration officials leeway and a payment of cash under the table is the answer
βTo bolster this effort, the immigration office now conducts bi-monthly meetings with consular officials, ensuring that all new arrivals have no active arrest warrants, appear on no blacklists, and possess sufficient funds and a defined itinerary.β
How does the monthly meeting ensure what is stated?
Do the consular officials hand over a list of new arrivals that do have active arrest warrants, do appear on blacklists, donβt have sufficient funds and donβt have a defined itinerary?
Sorry, I find that very unlikely.
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