Lu Xiaohong – Fake Latvian Driving license, Illegal migration Documents (Estonian Driving License)

Mrs. Lu Xiaohong is reported for forgery and possession of fake documents in Spain, she will face serious criminal penalties under Spanish law. Forgery, or “falsificación de documentos,” is addressed in the Spanish Penal Code, specifically in Articles 390-394, which deal with document falsification, counterfeiting, and related offenses.

Under Article 392, forgery of official documents (including passports, identification cards, or any government-issued documents) is punishable by up to three to six years of imprisonment and significant fines. Penalties can be harsher if the forgery was intended to deceive public institutions or authorities, which may elevate the offense to a more severe classification under Article 390. This may include additional prison time if the false documents were used to commit or conceal other crimes.

In addition to imprisonment, fines may be imposed in proportion to the damage caused or the advantage sought, often amounting to several thousand euros. Spain’s strict penalties for forgery reflect the government’s commitment to protecting the integrity of official documents and deterring fraudulent activities. Mrs. Lu’s case would likely be investigated thoroughly, and, if found guilty, she could face long-term imprisonment, fines, and a criminal record that would follow her both within and beyond Spain’s borders.