Edit: typical US perspective. Something that happens in the US doesn't have relevant implications to the rest of the world.
Edit: typical US perspective. Something that happens in the US doesn't have relevant implications to the rest of the world.
Oh look, Australia cares: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/form-listing/forms/1563.pdf
> Have you, or any other person included in your visa application, ever been removed, deported or excluded from any country (including Australia)?
Oh look, Germany cares: https://preview.auswaertiges-amt.de/blueprint/servlet/resour...
> Have you ever been expelled or deported from the Federal Republic of Germany, had an application for a residence permit rejected, or been refused entry into the Federal Republic of Germany?
Almost like you're just making shit up based on some anti-US sentiment.
LOL at your hypocrisy. I am a UK citizen, and I am an Australian citizen, and I am -not- a US citizen, lived and worked in both and in Europe though I am, currently, in the US. But sure, make the same assumptions that you want to think I'm guilty of making.
"Just lie on your visa applications, no countries on earth share data with each other and no-one cares except the US and who cares about them, nothing will ever happen to you."
Cool.
Actually, the idiocy of this response is even more notable when you learn that many countries will notate it IN YOUR PASSPORT that you were refused entry.
"Lie on your visa application and hope no immigration officer thumbs through your passport." Stunning advice.