Ukrainian migrant workers may be banned from entering the territory of Poland and other countries in the EU if they violate one of the rules of a foreign state. The most common violation is not having a work visa.
About this in the comments OBOZREVATEL said the head of the international law committee of the Ukrainian Bar Association Anna Bukvich. According to her, such people often continue to live in the country after the end of the visa. In this case, they cannot apply to government agencies, make any kind of certificate, because they practically have no rights.
“As soon as a country reveals that such a person is working without a work permit, it can resort to measures such as fines and extradition. – Says Anna Bukvich. – Extradition is the most severe measure that is usually applied in European countries. In some other countries, only a fine is sufficient. Penalties for such a violation are measured in thousands of euros. But the amounts may be different and depend on the country and the line of violation. In addition, if you do not pay the fine on time, it doubles. ”
If a person has been seen in violations of the customs regime, he will be banned from entering the country (and in Europe – the Schengen zone) for several years. And even after the ban is lifted, a visa, even a tourist visa, may be refused.
Among the violations of the customs regime, in which Ukrainian migrant workers were also often noticed:
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Lack of health insurance;
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Lack of registration with the internal affairs bodies of the host country or migration authorities;
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Failure to pay fines for minor offenses, such as traffic violations.
As previously reported OBOZREVATEL, “enslavement” transferred to Ukraine three times more money than investors for 2020 year. In fact, transfers from those who are abroad are one of the main sources of foreign exchange in the country.
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