asyleedec2006
Registered Users (C)
Hello guys, I am trying to go to Europe and visit some friends in Germany and the Netherlands. I have a couple of questions:
Since NEtherlands requires Schengen Visa for any RTD holder. and Germany Does not. I still have my NP passport from Mexico. I thought maybe I could do this.
Fly to Germany enter with RTD (so there's a Stamp in my RTD) I know they dont require a visa.
From Germany go to the Netherlands with my NP and enter NEtherlands with NP (because MExican passports do no need VISA). I will also Fly back from Germany into the US. will this give me any problems entering back?
I know if when I apply for citizenship they ask me why there's a stamp in my NP from the netherlands I will be honest and tell them that I couldn't get a VISA with my RTD so I entered that country with my NP. But I also Used the RTD to enter Germany.
When I entered back from CANADA a few weeks ago the IO's don't even look for the stamps of the countries you are coming from I mean they really don't care as long as you didn't go to COP
Please advise. I want to go in November.
Thanks guys.
Since NEtherlands requires Schengen Visa for any RTD holder. and Germany Does not. I still have my NP passport from Mexico. I thought maybe I could do this.
Fly to Germany enter with RTD (so there's a Stamp in my RTD) I know they dont require a visa.
From Germany go to the Netherlands with my NP and enter NEtherlands with NP (because MExican passports do no need VISA). I will also Fly back from Germany into the US. will this give me any problems entering back?
I know if when I apply for citizenship they ask me why there's a stamp in my NP from the netherlands I will be honest and tell them that I couldn't get a VISA with my RTD so I entered that country with my NP. But I also Used the RTD to enter Germany.
When I entered back from CANADA a few weeks ago the IO's don't even look for the stamps of the countries you are coming from I mean they really don't care as long as you didn't go to COP
Please advise. I want to go in November.
Thanks guys.