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Hello. I have a question here.
I have a Schengen multivisa issued by Portugal. I am going there in July. Will I be able to get to the Czech Republic later, in August, if I enter there from Russia? In terms of timing, everything works out, it’s not clear only whether they will be allowed into the Czech Republic with a Portuguese visa ...
Thank you in advance :)
I have a Schengen multivisa issued by Portugal. I am going there in July. Will I be able to get to the Czech Republic later, in August, if I enter there from Russia? In terms of timing, everything works out, it’s not clear only whether they will be allowed into the Czech Republic with a Portuguese visa ...
Thank you in advance :)
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Feel free to eat. You will be allowed to enter any Schengen country with a valid multi-Schengen card of any country, if the first trip was to the country where the visa was issued.
Naturally, for any trip abroad, in addition to having a visa, you must have a purpose and grounds for entry (have money, paid housing, an invitation, etc., if you are asked about it).
Naturally, for any trip abroad, in addition to having a visa, you must have a purpose and grounds for entry (have money, paid housing, an invitation, etc., if you are asked about it).
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answered 13 years ago
No one asked me at passport control when entering Schengen about money, housing, etc. did not ask, looked at me, slapped the stamp and forward. When I received the Schengen, I presented these papers.
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answered 13 years ago
alex45, not everyone is asked and not always, but you need to have all this with you. I don’t know how it is in airports, but when by car they ALWAYS asked the purpose of the trip, where we would live, what route we had, sometimes we presented hotel reservations. This is fine.
Remember that having a visa is not a guarantee of entry into the country. Many people forget about this, especially from the category of those who make visas through dubious companies. Read even the Turpravdov forum - how many people with visas were not allowed to go abroad!
Another thing is that MaPuHa is not worth worrying about. Don't think I'm escalating the situation - my second post in this thread is alex45's answer ;-)
Remember that having a visa is not a guarantee of entry into the country. Many people forget about this, especially from the category of those who make visas through dubious companies. Read even the Turpravdov forum - how many people with visas were not allowed to go abroad!
Another thing is that MaPuHa is not worth worrying about. Don't think I'm escalating the situation - my second post in this thread is alex45's answer ;-)
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answered 13 years ago
After all, I didn’t write that papers guaranteeing your financial capabilities and the purpose of the trip are not needed, I didn’t write that you need to apply to dubious companies and I received my visa by submitting documents to the EC two days before departure. And if you don’t know how at airports, I inform-
in the crowd of those who arrived at the border control, there is no time to check the documents we are talking about. Small delays occur when they approach
mothers with children (they check the documents of the children). Naturally, Marina should not worry, the problem would be if she did not use a multivisa (my friends had such a case)
in the crowd of those who arrived at the border control, there is no time to check the documents we are talking about. Small delays occur when they approach
mothers with children (they check the documents of the children). Naturally, Marina should not worry, the problem would be if she did not use a multivisa (my friends had such a case)
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answered 13 years ago
if you have a multiple entry visa, then of course they will let you in.
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answered 13 years ago
By car we drove all over Europe and more than once. No one, except our customs officers, asked about the purpose of the trip, about money, about housing
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answered 13 years ago