Will I have a re-entry ban even though I left Germany voluntarily?

Question

Hi,

After advice from my lawyer that it was impossible to get an Aufenthalstitel through my daughter as she was not German. I was given a Grenzübertrittbescheinigung and Ausreisepflicht nach 50 abs 1 which I complied and left before the date given and sent the certificate and boarding pass to the German embassy in my country.

My question is , will this have future implications on me like a ban , even though the german embassy said so far as I complied it doesn't come with a ban.

Now my wife has moved to the Uk as she has a job over there , should i mention to the Uk embassy about my circumstance when applying for the dependant visa?

Kind regards.

Answer 1

Dear @Ruhr, 

Welcome back to the Wefugees Community and thank you for reaching out to us again. As long as you left Germany voluntarily (not deported), there should not be a re-entry ban - I would agree with the information you received by the embassy. Furthermore, I don't believe it is relevant to explain the British authorities about your past in Germany when applying for a family reunification visa. Am I right, dear @mbeon-fardeen? 

In any case, please don't hesitate to get back to us with any further questions. 

All the best, 

Meike

Comments

Thanks Meike for the response, filling the form there is a section thats sates "were you required to leave a country other than the Uk" . I assume it falls in this category right? If yes I am planning to attach a translated copy of the Grenzeübertrittbescheinigung , and my boarding pass as well, will this be enough