Returning To Belarus Guidelines

Summary

If you were caught buying blue lotus tea in Belarus, which is considered illegal, and have been living in Turkey for four years, its crucial to understand the legal implications before returning. Since you were not formally charged, check for any active warrants or charges in Belarus. Consult with a legal expert in Belarus to understand drug-related offenses and potential amnesty laws. Additionally, seek advice from an immigration lawyer in Turkey to explore your options for safe travel back to Belarus.

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i was caught for buying blue lotus tea, which apperntly illgegal in belarus. and considered drug. i went out to lvie in turkey. im 4 years in turkey, when can i come back? (expirees)
It's important to know the specifics of Belarusian law regarding drug-related offenses. Generally, sentencing for drug-related crimes can vary, but time spent abroad may not count towards your sentence.
Could you provide more information on whether you were formally charged and sentenced in Belarus?
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You mentioned you were not formally charged and sentenced in Belarus. Here are some general guidelines:
- Check if there are any active warrants or charges against you in Belarus.
- Consult with a legal expert in Belarus for accurate information on drug-related offenses and potential amnesty laws.
- Consider seeking assistance from an immigration lawyer in Turkey to understand your options for safe travel.
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