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A 45-year-old Syrian national was deported from Germany on August 22, 2025, following an investigation by the Federal Police for entering the country despite a ban on entry and residence.
The man was arrested at Frankfurt Airport upon arrival from Athens/Greece on August 21. The arrest was made based on a wanted notice issued by the Aliens Authority in Bielefeld.
Prior to his deportation, the Syrian national was under investigation for the same offence. He was also fined 1,050 euros and had to pay procedural costs of 1,139.50 euros to avoid a 35-day custodial sentence.
Interestingly, the Syrian national had previously been sentenced to a fine of 1,050 euros for forgery.
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Paderborn was seeking the man through an arrest warrant, and the information in this article was transmitted by the Federal Police Directorate Airport Frankfurt am Main via news aktuell.
For further inquiries, the Public Affairs Unit for the Federal Police Directorate Airport Frankfurt am Main can be contacted. Their contact details are: Judith von Kiedrowski, Phone: 069 / 6800 - 10105, Email: [email protected].
It is worth noting that following his deportation, the Syrian national has no publicly disclosed ongoing investigations against him. His arrest related to entry despite an existing entry and residence ban, with no further legal status detailed.
The website for the Federal Police Directorate Airport Frankfurt am Main is http://www.bundespolizei.de.
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