Izvor: Telegraf.rs, 27.Sep.2016, 14:01 (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)
SLOVAK WOMEN PAY 3.500 EUROS TO SERBS just so say a single word!
Slovak police cut the channel where Serbs, Montenegrins or Macedonians, with 3.500 euros and fake marriages got to residence and work permits. They got the permits in Germany, Denmark and other western countries, and the police arrested five Slovaks who created a rentable business.
Slovaks would first do all the documents for a wedding abroad, and then they would be guided to Serbia where they received after 3,500 euros after marriage. Serbian only has to say "Yes" and he earned 3.500 >> Pročitaj celu vest na sajtu Telegraf.rs << euros.
- Then they would go together with their fake wives to Germany or Denmark and asked for residence permit - said yesterday for online news Aktuality.sk the spokesman of the Slovakian police Denisa Balogova.
Slovaks would get residential permit in Germany easily because they are the citizens of European union, and the broom from the west Balkans the permits would be approved with no problem based on the family relations.
Slovakian police arrested five members of the organized group, two bosses remain detained in prison while the other three were released to defend themselves from freedom. For the crime of smuggling immigrants they are threatened with two to eight years in prison Slovak legislation law.
The investigation now has solid evidence for five, and examined at least 20 such false marriages that are concluded between Slovak women aged from 21 to 43 years with men from the Western Balkans.
Since the beginning of the year, Slovakian police arrested 23 people who organized fake marriages for immigrants mainly from Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, India and Nigeria in order to reach the legal permit to stay and work in Germany or Denmark.
(Telegraf.co.uk / Beta)
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Izvor: Telegraf.rs, 28.Sep.2016, 09:25
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