can exconvicts leave the country?
139253
They can leave, but other countries may or may not admit them.
795500
i have a friend who overstayed in state for 7 years. Manage to return to his own country and was denied entry when he wanted to get back to state...He was immediately deported..
545565
Why don't you go back to your country?
635849
Yes some countries will not allow you in.
405001
Some countries have their borders closed to outsiders, however, most places will let you live there. It helps if you have alot of money.
385500
Not necessarily.  If you are on parol or probation and prohibited from traveling, you will not be issued a US passport.  Also, if you owe outstanding child support, you will not be issued one.  Just because you are a convicted felon, does not automatically preclude you from travelling abroad, but each country has its own guidelines for issuing visas.  As it was mentioned in a previous reply, Canada will deny visa for any criminal history - but if you are from US, you don't need visa or passport to enter.
189824
no, actually he can be sent back to his home country, anything can effect the possiblity of getting a citizenship, especially what you have mentioned.
737973
If your country considers the failure to pay a criminal matter and it has an extradition treaty with the U.S.A., then you can be deported. If the failure to pay is a civil matter, then I am not sure what the consequences would be for you.
369860
While I lived there for almost a year, I would strongly suggest that you are very careful about this choice.  As an ex-pat. I would not that this income.  First it is a country the lives on bribes, it is a fact life.  The cops will know that you are a ex-pat because the plates on your car will have a red stripe and they will stop you.  Not to mention there are thing that in the US you are use to, and they are not done that way or are not there.  Remember that it is an ex-USSR out-post, that was under the rule of a VERY brutal dictator.  Life for an ex-pat can be very expensive.  In general they assume that because you are American, Canadian, Aussie, etc you have lots of money and they will try to take it from you.  One of the most important thing to make sure is coved under your contract is medical evacuation coverage, and western medical care.  There are only one or two western clinics in the city.  One of my family members fell very ill while we were there, and if it was not for the around the clock western care, and the quick evac to german my family member would not have made it.  I was appalled by the standard medical care that most Romanians receive in the hospital system. \n\n I would suggest that you visit for a short trip to understand what you are getting you self into before committing to any type of long term contract.  \n\nOn the positive side most of the people are very kind and understanding.  It is a very stunning country, once you get of of the city.  The ex-pat community is very tight.  When I was there in 1999 - 2000 things were getting better very quickly.  For some people it is the experience of a life time.  I am very much a better person for living there, but there was a lot of hardship until I was able to blend in better.
236711
are you planning to flee your country?
1088749
I'll never understand why someone who risks his/her life to leave a country while leaving everything (sometimes including family) behind would actually have some allegiance left to that country, where they had it so bad.\n\nThat is beyond belief.
694745
It depends.  If your Celt has broken the law or the immigration policies involved with Ireland, then yes, he can be extredited.  If not and this is just some friend or associate he no longer gets along with, than no.
675339
You sound a lot like my brother...are you?  Seriously ditch town.  My brother didn't and now he is behind bars for a good 4 more years. and that is for the first crime he already served, just for violation of parole....he was out on good behavior. He has problems and issues, but he is my brother and will not judge him, love him.   Since Australia started out as a penal colony I do not see why they wouldn't take you and yes you can permanently leave the United States, but you need to obtain  citizenship, France is where you should go it requires you to give up on your US citizenship and think all other countries do too.  Back to my brother he is telling me all the things he wants to do with his life when he gets out...well saying and doing are two different things and with a criminal record it won't be easy to get on with your life it sucks but that is our society. But I'd leave town and start anew, and just be honest with people close to you so your past doesn't catch up with you.
742691
Sure they can.  All they have to do is give up their American citizenship, which is usually the end of it.
410466
No, they should not.  They should leave the country and follow all of the rules and regulations like everyone else in the world that wishes to come to this great nation.  In addition, they should pay a huge fine to make up for all of the social services they have taken advantage of without paying their fair share.
815866
If a judge has ordered them to remain in the state, then they can't leave.  Otherwise, as long as they show up in court at the appointed time, they can go to the moon and back, for all the judge cares.
337528
No. They cannot legally leave their parents until the age of 18.\n12 is out of the question, since they're not allowed to join the work force at that age.\nIn some instances, they can go to court at the age of 17, possibly even 16, and have a judge declare them legally emancipated (free from parental control), but that is rare. The circumstances would need to be unusual.