Border Crossing Disruption: Journey by Bus to Norway Halts at the Swiss Frontier (According to BPOLI-WEIL)
On Saturday, September 13, 2025, a 43-year-old man from the Democratic Republic of Congo was denied entry to Germany at the motorway border crossing in Weil am Rhein. The man had attempted to travel from Switzerland to Norway via Germany.
The Federal Police initiated an investigation into violations of the Residence Act regarding the man. The incident involved a man who was suspected of causing criminal damage and fraudulently obtaining services in Germany. Two outstanding arrest warrants from public prosecutors' offices in Switzerland were discovered for the man, related to criminal damage and fraudulently obtaining services in Germany.
As a result, the man was subject to a multi-year ban on entering and staying in Germany. The Federal Police sent the man back to Switzerland after denying him entry due to the existing entry ban. The Federal Police Inspectorate Weil am Rhein, the contact for further questions regarding the incident, can be reached at +49 7628 8059 1011 or via email at [email protected]. The official website of the Federal Police Inspectorate Weil am Rhein is http://www.polizei.bund.de.
The contact person for the Federal Police Inspectorate Weil am Rhein is Friedrich Blaschke. The Federal Police Inspectorate Weil am Rhein also has a Twitter account: https://twitter.com/bpol_bw. For more updates and information, follow the Federal Police Inspectorate Weil am Rhein on Twitter.
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