Britische Journalisten: Wie in Tirana italienischen gefälschten Pass für 1000 Euro gekauft
Journalisten Daily Mail „reiste nach Albanien die Fälschung von EU – Pässen zu untersuchen. „Es nur drei Tage , indem sie Ordnung nimmt ein gefälschtes Dokument in Tirana zu bekommen“, sagte in dieser Zeitung zu schreiben.
£800, this paper bought a counterfeit Italian ID document from an
Albanian forger that could be accepted in place of a passport at British
border control.

Albania, file photograph, are supplying illegal migrants with bogus travel documents and health insurance cards which can be used to secure
NHS services
benefit fraudsters.
kidney transplant that cost the NHS more than £72,000.
continent planning their carnage. Najim Laachraoui, one of the March 2016 Brussels Airport suicide bombers who killed 32 people, had an ID
card produced by a Belgium counterfeit documents factory. He was also involved in making explosives for the suicide vests worn by fellow
jihadis in the November 2015 attacks in Paris which killed 130 people.
found trying to get into the UK. Albanian and Ukrainian nationals using fake Italian and Greek ID cards are the main offenders caught at UK
borders.
their “services”,’ Frontex said last year in its annual report.
prompted counterfeiters to increase their output and has also prompted the creation of new print shops.’
Italian ID card. We supplied a picture, but the name alongside the photo was a real Italian woman. Her place of birth was given as Monza, near
Milan, with details believed to have been plundered from the Italian citizens’ register.
account and get state-subsidised medical treatment once inside Italy, and some access to the NHS if presented in the UK. Thousands of
Albanians have used counterfeit documents to get into the UK in recent years, the country’s police chief has said. A police source said: ‘The
documents are tried and tested. People who get through get in touch with friends and relatives and tell them about it, so new clients can be
confident they will work when they buy them. That is why the business works.’
Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
Tory MP Tim Loughton, a member of the Commons home affairs select committee, said airport staff had warned him the use of forged passports
and IDs had doubled in recent years. ‘It’s a growing problem and the fakes are getting increasingly sophisticated,’ he said.
entering the country. Between 2010 and March 2018, we denied entry to over 144,000 people.’ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5889915/Forged-EU-identity-cards-used-enter-UK-illegally-order-just-THREE-DAYS.html?ITO=1490http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5889915/Forged-EU-identity-cards-used-enter-UK-illegally-order-just-THREE-DAYS.html?ITO=1490