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What monthly salary should be indicated in the salary certificate?
We plan to go to Prague, but they require a salary certificate. They say we need 3,000 hryvnia per month. Is this true?
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I have an official 1800, this was never an obstacle (3 Czech Schengen). Enclose certificates of movement on the account, on the card.
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answered 13 years ago
usually they ask for a minimum of 3000. I have an official. around 1100 UAH. put the actual + ))
Well, as Pachok said, if you have enough funds in your account, then it makes no difference how many officers you have. RFP
Well, as Pachok said, if you have enough funds in your account, then it makes no difference how many officers you have. RFP
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answered 13 years ago
The monthly salary must be at least 3500! A salary certificate must be provided for 6 months, and if you do not receive such a salary, then you must also provide a bank statement. The account must have at least 60 euros on the day of stay in the Czech Republic. if you do not have a bank account, you need information about your property.
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answered 13 years ago
True, not less than 3000 UAH. or let them arrange sponsorship for you - this is also an option
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answered 13 years ago
Sponsorship is issued only if the person has not reached the age of 21!
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answered 13 years ago
This is not so: sponsorship without problems and ulterior motives can be issued to spouses, retired parents, disabled relatives. This is not discussed at all.
In other cases, sponsorship, as an extreme option and most often, behind the scenes, requires a sponsor-relative. This is how it happened to the whole Schengen.
Sponsoring you by an outsider, especially when things like no job, no family, no possessions, is evil.
It's better to stupidly buy travel checks and wait ;-)
In other cases, sponsorship, as an extreme option and most often, behind the scenes, requires a sponsor-relative. This is how it happened to the whole Schengen.
Sponsoring you by an outsider, especially when things like no job, no family, no possessions, is evil.
It's better to stupidly buy travel checks and wait ;-)
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answered 13 years ago
hatinka- "Sponsorship ....... is evil" if it doesn't make it difficult - explain why? How many people, so many life options. Or did I somehow misunderstand?
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answered 13 years ago
that's exactly what is behind the scenes ... the consul's website says that only persons under the age of 21 could apply for sponsorship (dependents)
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answered 13 years ago
Oleksii64, you missed the most important word in my message to outsiders.
Not to mention work and mat. position)))
This phrase of mine is not subject to such a hard "circumcision")))
Not to mention work and mat. position)))
This phrase of mine is not subject to such a hard "circumcision")))
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answered 13 years ago
On the website of the Czech Embassy in Kyiv, I did not find information about 21 years and sponsorship. If not difficult, throw off the link. Very interesting to read. But in general, this site is extremely small and vague about visas (((
I have not read the website of the Czech embassy for a long time, it used to be different, in my opinion
I have not read the website of the Czech embassy for a long time, it used to be different, in my opinion
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answered 13 years ago
hatinka- no, no, I read everything carefully. A stranger from the street will not give me sponsorship in any case.
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answered 13 years ago
http://voyage.kiev.ua/Info/Visa/Czech/
even relatives can sponsor ...
even relatives can sponsor ...
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answered 13 years ago
@Sponsorship is issued only if the person has not reached the age of 21!@
This is not true. My husband wrote sponsorship for his mother-in-law.
This is not true. My husband wrote sponsorship for his mother-in-law.
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answered 13 years ago
Oleksii64-it's not specifically about you)))
Strangers are, for example, a friend, a neighbor, a work colleague. In addition, options for "sponsorship" through the Internet and so on are not excluded.
There is no legal ban on such "sponsorship". Get it notarized and go! Another thing is that if the sponsor is a husband, son, brother, this is one thing and this is normal.
Another is a neighbor or friend. This is not entirely welcome and should be avoided.
Strangers are, for example, a friend, a neighbor, a work colleague. In addition, options for "sponsorship" through the Internet and so on are not excluded.
There is no legal ban on such "sponsorship". Get it notarized and go! Another thing is that if the sponsor is a husband, son, brother, this is one thing and this is normal.
Another is a neighbor or friend. This is not entirely welcome and should be avoided.
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answered 13 years ago
MiLdy, this is not the site of the consulate / embassy of the Czech Republic.
Travel agents and site content managers are not the best assistants in visa matters ;-)
According to such lists (often not relevant), it is better not to collect documents for a visa)))
See here
http://www.mzv.cz/kiev
Travel agents and site content managers are not the best assistants in visa matters ;-)
According to such lists (often not relevant), it is better not to collect documents for a visa)))
See here
http://www.mzv.cz/kiev
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answered 13 years ago
I know that the link is not a consulate! I couldn’t find it when I wrote a comment
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answered 13 years ago