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Can I travel in Europe with a Czech visa?
I have friends in Austria, but obtaining an Austrian visa requires a personal presence at the embassy. Can I stay in Austria with a Czech visa, and in general travel around Europe???
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You can, but the first time you need to enter the Czech Republic, and then anywhere within the Schengen
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answered 13 years ago
yes, in all countries of the Schengen zone it is possible without problems.
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answered 13 years ago
Why were all three comments downvoted? Specify then what is correct.
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answered 13 years ago
Oksana, I corrected the grades. It just looks like someone didn't have a good evening.
All answers are correct, the Czech Republic is part of the Schengen area, so with a Czech visa you can visit any Schengen country.
All answers are correct, the Czech Republic is part of the Schengen area, so with a Czech visa you can visit any Schengen country.
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answered 13 years ago
And you can immediately buy a ticket Kyiv - Prague - Milan, i.e. enter through the Czech Republic, but then immediately fly to Milan??? Tickets at the Czech airport are checked in the same way as in Poland ???
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answered 13 years ago
Why not? Of course. Are you all 8 months in thought, to go or not? )))
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answered 13 years ago
8 months ago I did not ask this question)) I meant that between the planes Prague - Milan is only 35 minutes. Those. I need to go through registration and at the same time they will put a stamp in my passport about passing the Czech border with a Czech visa, but they will also see that I am flying to Milan in 35 minutes. on the same ticket. Can they turn back in such a situation, or are the Czechs more loyal than the Poles ?? And after passing the border when boarding a plane to Milan in 35 minutes. will there be passport control and will they put a mark in the passport that I am flying to Milan??
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answered 13 years ago
Got it, I mistook you for a topikstarter)))
When traveling from one country to another within the Schengen agreement, no marks are put in the passport. But the fact that there is only one ticket, and the departure immediately on it, is actually not very cool. Wait for the answers of those who flew that way. Have a nice rest!
When traveling from one country to another within the Schengen agreement, no marks are put in the passport. But the fact that there is only one ticket, and the departure immediately on it, is actually not very cool. Wait for the answers of those who flew that way. Have a nice rest!
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