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Good day, I want to go on an excursion to Prague with a friend for 3-4 days, I don’t like to travel with travel agencies, it’s galloping around Europe, I want to see everything myself, without any excursions, etc.
The whole problem lies in obtaining a visa, we are both students, therefore there is no income certificate, I have a US visa in my international passport, my friend has nothing.
Is it possible to submit all documents, except for a certificate of income, but give a certificate from the place of study.
And what are the chances of getting a visa?
The whole problem lies in obtaining a visa, we are both students, therefore there is no income certificate, I have a US visa in my international passport, my friend has nothing.
Is it possible to submit all documents, except for a certificate of income, but give a certificate from the place of study.
And what are the chances of getting a visa?
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For students, you need to do sponsorship - for example, from parents. And a certificate, in this case, about income will be from your parents. In any case, financial support is required.
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answered 12 years ago
Or open a debit card, put money in there, take an account statement. An extract from the embassy, and you will withdraw the money immediately.
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answered 12 years ago
If documents on the official origin of money are not provided to the consulate (for example, a certificate from the parents' place of work, a certificate from the pension fund), then such a package will not even be considered. If the parents have a small "white" salary, then the sponsor can be a brother-sister, aunts-uncles with a mandatory confirmation of kinship. More distant relatives are usually not considered.
A certificate from the place of study is not a confirmation of financial security, but only shows that you are now a full-time student.
Thus, a non-working student is required to provide a sponsorship letter from relatives to the consulate.
A certificate from the place of study is not a confirmation of financial security, but only shows that you are now a full-time student.
Thus, a non-working student is required to provide a sponsorship letter from relatives to the consulate.
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answered 12 years ago
And don't forget that the Czech Consulate in Ukraine requires the original booking confirmation from the hotel on a blank with wet seals/signatures.
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answered 12 years ago
The chances of self-obtaining a visa for students are 50/50.
Under the tour will open 100%.
Under the tour will open 100%.
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answered 12 years ago