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Please tell me what documents you need to provide in order to go to the Czech Republic on a sightseeing tour. Are traveler's checks required?
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Passport, photo, certificate of employment, 35 euros. Checks are not needed.
The agency should tell you everything.
The agency should tell you everything.
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answered 15 years ago
strange ... maybe the orders have changed. They didn't ask me to do that last year.
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answered 15 years ago
I think it's better to find out tours anywhere and write it down... and that's it...
sometimes they changed the rule, but the tours know ....
sometimes they changed the rule, but the tours know ....
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answered 15 years ago
Gudik, maybe your salary was quite high indicated in your certificate of employment?
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answered 15 years ago
So we were not initially told about checks or bank accounts.
Documents handed over only those that I indicated above. And the golden key is in our pocket (c), i.e. visa.
ZY would not say that the salary was high ...
Documents handed over only those that I indicated above. And the golden key is in our pocket (c), i.e. visa.
ZY would not say that the salary was high ...
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answered 15 years ago
I don’t know, I don’t know ... we travel to Europe all the time and for all Schengen (including Czech) they always gave financial documents. Maybe we give too much :)) Did you apply for a visa yourself or through an agency?
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answered 15 years ago
Thanks, you helped me a lot. I need to open a Czech visa now, I’ll try through them, otherwise before the moratorium they raked everything out of the bank: (((
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answered 15 years ago
if the salary is small, then buy traveller's checks, they did it to me .... Better to apply in advance than 2 weeks ... I have almost a week left, he also paid urgently ..
if for the first time in Europe, then through a tour, and if there is, you can go and consult and that's it ...
if for the first time in Europe, then through a tour, and if there is, you can go and consult and that's it ...
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answered 15 years ago
everything is correct - if the salary is official and sufficient, then certificates of income from the place of work and that it is kept for you during the trip are quite enough. If there is no official salary, or it is a minimum ... or you are an emergency, then checks or bank statements, etc. are needed.
True, it is better to explain your specific situation to the travel agency - and they will already say what exactly you need to provide.
True, it is better to explain your specific situation to the travel agency - and they will already say what exactly you need to provide.
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answered 15 years ago
The friend with whom I traveled had a salary of 1500 UAH in the certificate (300 dollars at that time). She didn’t even have an official job ... and they didn’t provide any invoices or checks ...
So you need to ask all this information from the travel agency where you are going to buy a tour.
So you need to ask all this information from the travel agency where you are going to buy a tour.
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answered 15 years ago