Deported from a GCC country, can I get a study visa for Germany?

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TektonikWeb
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I will be applying for a study visa to Germany soon. But the thing is that I have been deported from a GCC country for overstaying my visa. There are no deportation stamps on my passport as I didn't have it with me at the time of deportation. They took my picture and fingerprints before deporting me.

So now when I apply for a study visa to Germany, will the deportation affect my chances of getting the visa? I am applying with a new passport. I am worried that if I lie about my it on the application and they find out later, I will not get the visa. If I tell the truth about it on the application, I will not get the visa. What do you suggest I do?

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Sorry misread the post. Incorrect information removed.

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What is a GCC country?

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TektonikWeb
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GCC -> Gulf Cooperation Council: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE.

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sfgirl42
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Hello,

Your profile says you're from India but in Pakistan.
I don't know if you've seen this website, but here is the information for
applying for a study visa from Pakistan:
http://ic.daad.de/islamabad/en/19379/
and from India:
http://www.india.diplo.de/Vertretung/indien/en/06__Consu__Visa/visa__new/NATIONAL/studentvisa.html
http://www.india.diplo.de/Vertretung/indien/en/05__Mumbai/Visa/Visa1/Visa__Dt__Mumbai__uebersicht.html

Now about your request for advice.
First, I'm going to recommend you check out a German forum for English speakers. You may find useful information on your situation there:
http://www.toytowngermany.com/
Second: I have to tell you that according to the community guidelines
we can't offer information or advice which would result in someone breaking
a law and we can't advise someone to try to do so.
There is another forum Indiamike.com and you may be able to find your subject discussed there.
If you read the application papers and it makes a statement about a previous deportation/overstay then perhaps you should consult an immigration attorney for more information.
Good luck with your aspirations.

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The easy way is to ask the German embassy in your country about when making your request as you will have an apointment with them. For sure even if you dont ask they will told you how your situation is. Btw, do you have something like an agreement with any universities in Germany?

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TektonikWeb
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Well I am hesitant to contact the German consulate because I am afraid that if I do, that will seal my fate even before applying. I was thinking if I hide the fact about my deportation, can I get away with it?

The only think I have from a university in Germany is an admission offer letter.

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Do you see another way if not passiong by the German embassy/consulate for a long term visa?

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TektonikWeb
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Sadly there is no other way.

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Try to find out if the GCC has direct connection with the SIS system in the EU.

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