Does anyone know about Americans or Canadians deported from Poland on Visa irregularities?

When should you have exited Poland?

I was wondering how many cases that are public or reported of north americans being deported or fined on Polish airports for overstaying there 90 day rule and from re entering back to Poland?

Yes: I know several Americans who have been deported for overstaying and I know more who have either had trouble on exit or were denied re-entry into Poland. Those deported were caught in a variety of ways: one was reported by his ex-girlfriend; one was arrested for being drunk and when they checked his passport, they saw he'd been in Poland for more than 90 days; one had his residency request denied because his school hadn't secured the promise of a work permit for him and as he'd been in Poland for more than 90 days by then, he was deported; one was (we think) reported by the boss of the school he'd just left without giving notice (because they were three weeks late with his pay); one was stopped for jaywalking. I know three Americans who have got stuck in Ukraine (tried to come back to Poland and were denied entry at the border), one who wasn't allowed on his flight from London and one who got stuck in Kalingrad

delphiandomine
here's a guy who sometimes posts on this forum by the name of Brian who was caught and banned for a year.

Moose Limb
NEVER! I am Polish citizen and have Polish Passport to travel in EU:))

Yes: I know several Americans who have been deported for overstaying and I know more who have either had trouble on exit or were denied re-entry into Poland.

bullfrog
God, you must either be an immigration lawyer, a priest or you have very peculiar acquaintances

This is great. too many americans think they have special status because they are american. its funny to here of them being deported, love it

Same way they love deporting poles and tazing them till they drop dead:)guess TIT FOR TAT

Same way they love deporting poles and tazing them till they drop dead:)guess TIT FOR TAT

Yes: I know several Americans who have been deported for overstaying and I know more who have either had trouble on exit or were denied re-entry into Poland. Those deported were caught in a variety of ways: one was reported by his ex-girlfriend; one was arrested for being drunk and when they checked his passport, they saw he'd been in Poland for more than 90 days; one had his residency request denied because his school hadn't secured the promise of a work permit for him and as he'd been in Poland for more than 90 days by then, he was deported; one was (we think) reported by the boss of the school he'd just left without giving notice (because they were three weeks late with his pay); one was stopped for jaywalking. I know three Americans who have got stuck in Ukraine (tried to come back to Poland and were denied entry at the border), one who wasn't allowed on his flight from London and one who got stuck in Kalingrad.