Portugal joins a set of European countries that did, after several incidents at the US borders
Portugal updated the travel councils to the United States, given the most rigorous entry conditions. The information is available from and was updated on March 25.
Travelers are warned that “the possession of one or a visa does not constitute an automatic right to enter the US,” as entry acceptance is determined “by the border agent to arrive at US territory.” “To avoid misunderstandings in communication, it is recommended that travelers are provided with proof of return travel and avoid making false statements about their stay (eg, holders of them claim to be traveling in tourism when they will perform some type of work activity). Canada and Mexico, if you want to leave the US then, as your reentry can be questioned. “
Moreover, “for citizens who identify with a non-binary genre, the nomination of US authorities is that they must fill in the forms and make statements upon arrival with the genre with which they were identified at birth.” And do not forget: “The provision of false statements and the overtaking of the legal term of permanence in the country can determine the arrest and deportation of any citizen by US immigration authorities.”
Portugal joins a considerable list of European countries that updated their advice: Norway, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Germany, France and the United Kingdom.
Updates follow up on a number of incidents on US borders in recent weeks, including refusal to enter a French scientist after border agents have searched the passenger phone and found messages that criticized Trump. The British tourist.
