SUBSIM Radio Room Forums - View Single Post - Can i claim Asylum in another NATO Country?

Catfish · 05-31-23, 04:35 AM

AFAIK in normal circumstances you are free to travel and visit, however to stay in another country you will mostly need either a working permit or prove you have enough money so the social systems will not have to pay for you.

When you are a legal immigrant looking for asylum the people in check will need a waterproof reason of you being in dire danger, either you are personally threatened (but you have to somehow prove that), or some countries are on a list of being unsecure due to civil war (or latter invasions), so coming from there you will probably be accepted without further proof.
The US does not belong to those. Also think of Julian Assange. Neutrality and acting according to law does not mean much when "they" are really out to get you.

05-31-23, 04:35 AM	#2
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 16,897 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	AFAIK in normal circumstances you are free to travel and visit, however to stay in another country you will mostly need either a working permit or prove you have enough money so the social systems will not have to pay for you. When you are a legal immigrant looking for asylum the people in check will need a waterproof reason of you being in dire danger, either you are personally threatened (but you have to somehow prove that), or some countries are on a list of being unsecure due to civil war (or latter invasions), so coming from there you will probably be accepted without further proof. The US does not belong to those. Also think of Julian Assange. Neutrality and acting according to law does not mean much when "they" are really out to get you. __________________ >^..^<*)))>{ All generalizations are wrong.