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If you have not opened a visa to the Czech Republic, and a company is open there, what guarantees do you give in open
She was refused to work in her company in the Czech Republic with partners for travel (& I) What guarantees do you give that you will open a visa? Poland also refused.
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There are no guarantees on this site. Only free consultations are given here. Ask a better question, does anyone know a firm that would help you in your business. And for convenience, name the city.
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answered 15 years ago
You should have asked first the question - do they give visas to the Czech Republic at all - workers? - I will answer - NO.
Of course, after the official refusal, Poland refused too. Now you have a difficult situation, you will not envy. It was necessary to first think over everything well, and then take such, one might say, ridiculous steps ((
Of course, after the official refusal, Poland refused too. Now you have a difficult situation, you will not envy. It was necessary to first think over everything well, and then take such, one might say, ridiculous steps ((
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answered 15 years ago
I can give you a little advice after you have received two refusals, Change your surname, refuse an ind. code, and make a passport for a new surname, only then you will be able to get into the European Union, and if nothing changes, then wait 6 months and try to apply again!!!!
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answered 15 years ago
tolikk1974 she has a company open there, which means that if she changes her last name, the company will not be her own, or it will be necessary to explain why she changed her last name, which is not good for a visa, or rather not good at all. So this option does not suit her 100%. It's the same as when I was issued a new passport in Ukraine, the spelling of my last name has changed and now in Thailand I need to prove that I'm not an idiot, and it's not cheap or fast.
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answered 15 years ago
Amir1, it's just that the Czech Republic has passed a law not to issue work visas from Ukraine (as you can see, not only from Ukraine). At the Czech Embassy, it will not achieve anything in six months, unless the law changes. Should he apply again to Poland for a work visa, and then - the dark forest)
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answered 15 years ago
Amir1, this is just the best option =) especially in this case.
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answered 15 years ago
