The reasons for expulsion from the country are illegal stay in it and the lack of a visa. To avoid deportation, you need to know the legal requirements and comply with the established immigration conditions of the state in which the foreign citizen is located.
Instructions
Step 1
So that you are not deported, observe high moral principles, live according to the laws of the country in which you are present. You must stay here continuously for five to seven years. You need to prove to the authorities that expulsion will entail economic and other hardships that will negatively affect your family members.
Step 2
Apply for political asylum to the authorities of the country. In doing so, you will need to prove that you have been subjected to unfair persecution or fear of alleged persecution for national, racial, religious, political or social reasons. If you fail to substantiate your asylum application, you may be deported to a different country than where you are from.
Step 3
Do not enter the country illegally. Do not try to obtain a visa, the right to work in the country or other documents fraudulently using illegal fraud (forgery). Do not enter into a fictitious marriage with a resident of the country in which you are staying. If at the same time the visa expires, the authorities of the country will question such a marriage union and will definitely deport you. If you are imprisoned for a crime or for an article related to the possession of narcotic substances, wait for deportation from the country.
Step 4
Leave the country voluntarily. This last chance before a hearing with an immigration judge allows you to leave the country with minimal disruption. In this case, you will be able to return to the country on a visa, while deportation prohibits entry into the territory of this country for several years. Please note that in case of a voluntary departure, you will have to pay your own travel costs.
Step 5
If you have received a deportation notice, the best solution is to hire an immigration lawyer who will give you expert advice on how to avoid being expelled from the country.
