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Hello. I have a multi-visa in Bg, the purpose is business.
Can I just go on vacation and notify the company that sent me an invitation that I'm in BG? Do you need insurance? What can be asked at customs? I don't know what business. Thanks!
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If you already have a visa, then you do not need to tell anyone where you are. Travel insurance is always required when traveling abroad. Of course they can ask at customs ... they can generally ask what they want "where are you going? why? in whom?" etc.
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answered 12 years ago
We are also doing a multi-entry annual visa now. They explained to me. that you can travel with her without invitations, the border guards are only interested in the presence of a visa. And insurance must be done every time or also annual, but this is not beneficial for everyone. Questions of customs officers are unpredictable. Answer honestly, that's all, so as not to attract their undue attention. And then after all, suitcases can be asked to open. It would be better, of course, for the purpose of travel to be leisure, and not business, fewer questions will arise.
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answered 12 years ago
"Insurance is always needed for traveling abroad"
Not always. But in this case it is necessary.
Not always. But in this case it is necessary.
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answered 12 years ago
Here the moment is that you really don’t need to leave ... but you need to enter ... well, type according to the law) It’s better to do insurance for a trip, not an annual one, otherwise you will pay a few hundred dollars, and it will lie at home more time. Well, unless of course you are going for a year)
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answered 12 years ago
"Not always. But in this case it is necessary."
When is it not needed? Pliz, I really do not know such exceptions.
When is it not needed? Pliz, I really do not know such exceptions.
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answered 12 years ago
What are a few hundred dollars? I took out insurance for a year for Schengen business the other day. It turned out 200 UAH. for a year. Therefore, I think it is more convenient and easier to pay once and travel as much as you want, especially if you have an annual multi-Schengen and no longer remember this issue.
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answered 12 years ago
Similar example. For many years CAM has been getting Schengen for every year in Finland (90 trips in half a year), and CAM buying insurance for all days. It costs about 300 rubles for me, i.e. less than 10 euros.
Pachok, so when is travel insurance not needed?
Pachok, so when is travel insurance not needed?
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answered 12 years ago
sigur62, it is not needed at all to leave, there is no such law, at least in Ukraine. And for entering other countries - in different ways: insurance is not needed when traveling to the UK, for example. There, medical care is provided to everyone free of charge, including emergency care for foreigners.
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answered 12 years ago
YaroslavaS, 200 UAH PER YEAR?. And what is this insurance? What coverage, is there a franchise, what kind of assistance, and what kind of insurance? If normal insurance costs 1-1.5 dollars a day ...
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answered 12 years ago
Nobody owes anything since you have a multivisa in your hands,
only insurance, hotel reservations and a round-trip plane ticket and that's it.
only insurance, hotel reservations and a round-trip plane ticket and that's it.
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answered 12 years ago
They also provide insurance to the Bulgarian border, but in my opinion it’s better to take it with you + assistance
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answered 12 years ago
The point is this. You really don’t need it to leave, but they won’t give you a Schengen multivisa without it. No options.
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answered 12 years ago
Pachok, Yes, 200 UAH per year, this is a stay of 90 days in each half year, as sigur62 writes. It's not the first time I've opened multischengen myself. I use different companies. I'm afraid the moderator will consider this an advertisement. But in general, these are the usual rates of any major insurance company. Last year I made out 300 UAH. year, but additional dental services were also included, which the usual multi-Schengen insurance does not cover. But travel agencies have expensive insurance, but still not as expensive as you write ... although there are different agencies, I won’t vouch for everything))
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answered 12 years ago
Pachok, I just opened the insurance on purpose and checked again, the deductible is 0.
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answered 12 years ago
YaroslavaS, I never take out insurance through agencies :) And I have never seen normal insurance cheaper than 1-1.5 dollars per day (depending on the country or region). And by the way, it covers dentistry (of course, limited in amount), no deductible, with a minimum coverage of 50,000.
Perhaps the annual is cheaper than the "wholesale", you need to find out. What insurance company, will you open it? :)
Perhaps the annual is cheaper than the "wholesale", you need to find out. What insurance company, will you open it? :)
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answered 12 years ago
The girl recently took out insurance for a year in Canada. Paid almost 3000 UAH. It's a little over $350.
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answered 12 years ago
This year we have 13 euros for a month in Bulgaria, through an agency.
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answered 12 years ago
But now I found a copy of my Application for a multiple-entry visa, which I wrote according to their model, and it says that I undertake to have medical insurance at each entry, documents proving the availability of housing and documents confirming the departure from Bulgaria (return ticket). Then it turns out that an invitation or a reservation is needed. Although they said in words that they did not need an invitation. Probably they don't really know.
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answered 12 years ago