Why do I need to report to the Spanish embassy after return to my home country?

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Aparna Patel
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7 Aug, 2023
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7/15/2017 2:01:52 PM

This is an enforcement measure practiced in countries with high level of visa violations.

In some cases, embassies/consulates of many EU countries even ask applicants for a pledge, e.g. national ID card to ensure they’ll come back to their homeland.

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