Any travel restrictions for white-collar felons to Germany, Egypt, Turkey or Greece?

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

There are some restrictions and regulations. If you are not on probation, then it may be possible to travel across but since you are going overseas, there are some regulations. They may not let you across the border if you do not have significant proof of a safe record available.

Answer by  patti (29325)

If you have a valid passport, you won't have any problems vacationing. Your background may become an issue if you apply for a visa for an extended stay or business. The restrictions vary from country to country, case by case. Check the U.S. State Department's website for details regarding travel restrictions for felons.

Answer by  chrisshah (172)

If you are the citizen of a EU country, you should have no problems entering Greece or Germany. For US citizens, you will be required to apply for Schengen visa, which is available from the German embassy to enter the EU. Similar rules apply to Egypt and Turkey

Answer by  Latin4 (11170)

You can travel to these countries or any other countries as long as you have not been convicted of any drug related incident. If your not on probation that is another plus. Anyone on probabtion will not be allowed in the country. There have been many famous people that travel abroad with felons, but are not on probation.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

No, there are not any travel restrictions that I am aware of. If you are not on probation, you should be okay to travel to any of the continents. However, because you are a felon, your going to run into risks of increased security and they might not let you travel across the border if they suspect you.

Answer by  gary23 (130)

So you are completely free, served your whole sentence. You should do your home work and check with the State Dept concerning your traveling plans to those countries. Have your passport in order and be ready to answer questions about the purpose of your visit to any of those countries. Some restrictions may apply. Be truthful on your passport request.