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Any west coasters going to Ibiza, Spain this season?... (pg. 42)
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| drEamer |
| a question, we are planning for next year, but one of the people has some criminal record, is this going to stop him from going? |
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| gimmebeatz |
| quote: | Originally posted by drEamer
a question, we are planning for next year, but one of the people has some criminal record, is this going to stop him from going? |
thats something you'd have to look into for both the US and spanish govt's. i thought if you had a felony you werent allowed a passport in the US? but i could be wrong. and again you'd have to look into spanish law and whether it allows people from outside countries with a felony to enter. |
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| Hypersky |
| quote: | Originally posted by drEamer
a question, we are planning for next year, but one of the people has some criminal record, is this going to stop him from going? |
The scrutiny would be more so coming and going from the US than the EU. Your friend will want to be sure he can travel before buying tickets. |
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| drEamer |
| u can get a passport with a felony, but u cant be on probation i think......so he would need to check with spain if they would allow entry? |
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| mar46017 |
Ya. This website pretty much has everything. Except their party calandar isn't as detailed as previous years yet. |
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| mar46017 |
| quote: | Originally posted by drEamer
a question, we are planning for next year, but one of the people has some criminal record, is this going to stop him from going? |
Is the person on formal probation, summary probation or on parol? If he/she is on formal probation or parol then the person should get permission from probation/parol officer. With summary probation, you don't have to check in with a probation officer.
The only county that has access to our criminal database is Canada I believe. So I don't think Spain (or the whole EU for that matter) will say anything as long as passport is current.
The EU works like the United States now. Once your in one country, you don't go to immigration when traveling from one EU country to another. Currency is the same as well. However you will go through immigration when entering from a non-EU country. |
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| drEamer |
| quote: | Originally posted by mar46017
Is the person on formal probation, summary probation or on parol? If he/she is on formal probation or parol then the person should get permission from probation/parol officer. With summary probation, you don't have to check in with a probation officer.
The only county that has access to our criminal database is Canada I believe. So I don't think Spain (or the whole EU for that matter) will say anything as long as passport is current.
The EU works like the United States now. Once your in one country, you don't go to immigration when traveling from one EU country to another. Currency is the same as well. However you will go through immigration when entering from a non-EU country. |
this was from over 10 years ago or so, whatever he was on is over now.......only countries i found that are not very good about letting those in are jamaica and canada...and even jamaica lets some in |
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| Cool1g |
| quote: | Originally posted by mar46017
Is the person on formal probation, summary probation or on parol? If he/she is on formal probation or parol then the person should get permission from probation/parol officer. With summary probation, you don't have to check in with a probation officer.
The only county that has access to our criminal database is Canada I believe. So I don't think Spain (or the whole EU for that matter) will say anything as long as passport is current.
The EU works like the United States now. Once your in one country, you don't go to immigration when traveling from one EU country to another. Currency is the same as well. However you will go through immigration when entering from a non-EU country. |
you know i've heard of multiple celebrities not being allowed into a country due to prior drug arrests such as Snoop Dogg and Paris Hilton... i think England and Japan were the two countries involved there... |
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| drEamer |
| thanks guys, think i have the answer tho, doesnt seem like its going to be a problem....carry on! |
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| Neonbeats |
| Anybody have the number for a GOOD taxi driver? I lost the numbers to my drivers from went I went a couple years ago when I switched phones. PM's would be appreciated :o |
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| Maka08 |
| Stuck between Eric Prydz and Sebastien Leger @Amnesia or Carl Cox, Dubfire and Tim Green @Space. Decisions decisions... |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by Maka08
Stuck between Eric Prydz and Sebastien Leger @Amnesia or Carl Cox, Dubfire and Tim Green @Space. Decisions decisions... |
, that would possibly be the hardest clubbing decision I would ever have to make.
I would normally say Cox, but in Space, once he goes to the back room, he just plays a little too hard for me (pounding techno/tech house) so Pryda would be a better gig overall.
Solution: Go for the terrace warm up (bouncy proggy techy goodness) by Cox, then head over to pryda. Probably my ideal night.
, why do I live 7,000 miles and two plane rides away :whip: |
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