Even assuming they recognize you citizenship and doesn’t outright try to (unlawfully) deport you, they could still seize your belongings, detain you for 48 hours, and potentially add you on a no-fly list. The executive branch actually has the authority to do those things, its just that past administrations weren’t this insane.
Well, I usually bring a cheap dumbphone in case of emergency, but I didn’t give the number to anyone, if it’s even turned on to begin with.
I don’t always need it.
Unfortunately, recently they added enormous fees for paper train tickets over here in Slovakia.
€1 for one-way purchased in station
€2 for two-way purchased in station
€3 if purchased in train (this purchase was always something used in a case when tickets weren’t sold on departure station/stop, otherwise there is/was a €5 fine for that purchase)
Even assuming they recognize you citizenship and doesn’t outright try to (unlawfully) deport you, they could still seize your belongings, detain you for 48 hours, and potentially add you on a no-fly list. The executive branch actually has the authority to do those things, its just that past administrations weren’t this insane.
Better to just get a burner phone for traveling.
I’m so old, I remember a time when people left home without a phone at all.
I still do that sometimes.
Well, I usually bring a cheap dumbphone in case of emergency, but I didn’t give the number to anyone, if it’s even turned on to begin with.
I don’t always need it.
Unfortunately, recently they added enormous fees for paper train tickets over here in Slovakia.
€1 for one-way purchased in station
€2 for two-way purchased in station
€3 if purchased in train (this purchase was always something used in a case when tickets weren’t sold on departure station/stop, otherwise there is/was a €5 fine for that purchase)
So you kind of need a phone, again.