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overstayer

: 11.09.2013 21:47:15
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Hi, everyone

I'm a overstayer here in dk. I'm confused about my life. Hope could get some suggestions from other people. Here is my story:

I'm 22. I'm a NON-EU citizen. My visa expired. And I just now pay back the student loan from one year studying in the university in dk. It's a relief for me that I don't have any debt now. So, I could start to plan my future again.

I do regret that I overstay. I do know I can't enter EU-country for five years as a consequence of overstay. But at that time I did not know there are more consequences for this decision.

I'm thinking about going back to my home country. I don't know if its the younger the better for me to go back to start over my life or stay here seeking a way out to get legal right to stay. And some people say marry to Dan could get legal right to stay, I don't know if it's true?

I hope you guys could also give me some advice if I choose to go back to my home country.
There are some problems I got if I choose to go back.
if I go back, then I can't have my passport in three years, due to I overstay abroad. (my country's policy. I already checked. Sadly, its true)
I don't know what I can do in these three years. I still want to study abroad to finish my education.

any suggestions will be appreciated. THX.

Re: overstayer

: 12.09.2013 15:36:04
af mh1
1) you cannot get married in DK, when you do not have legal status.
2) even if you did, you will not be allowed to file an application for residence permit based on the marriage in DK, you would have to do it from somewhere else, where you have legal residence, most likely that would be your home country.
3) marrying just to get residence is not advisable in any case.
4) to be an illegal alien is only better than to be legal in your own country, if your own country is Afghanistan or smth like it.