2 passports,2 different names, not OK dual citizenship

Question

Hi in case 4 of dual citizenship (2 passports,2 different names, not OK dual citizenship). My question is why bother to make all the detour through country C when I can reserve a flight from A to to C by transit connection at B and by arriving at B not head to the transit connections but instead to the exit with my B passport. Ofcourse I never fly to C and I only make the reservation so that the airline in A country lets me board the plane to B since I don't have a visa for B country (but I have their passport which they don't know!) . Sorry for the duplicate moderators but I cannot comment !

Answer 1

The specifics will depend on the countries involved but in most cases this is a really BAD idea.

Here is what probably going to happen

1. You leave countryA with passportA and nameA pretending to go to C
2. You have a transit in countryB. You abandon your flight and enter countryB with passportB using nameB.
3. The airline will cancel the remainder of your ticket including your return flight (if there is any)
4. If you have any luggage that's checked through to country C you will loose this too
5. The airline will report to countryB that nameA did not board and has therefore illegally entered countryB. At this point you (under nameA) have committed a serious crime and are wanted as a an illegal immigrant in countryB
6. The airline may report this back to countryA as well. Now you are potentially a criminal or at least "subject of interest" in countryA as well.

Stating the obvious: For most countries these would constitute serious legal offenses and can get you into serious trouble. Don't break the law. If you need to travel between country A and B then you need to abandon one of your citizenships.