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What do you need when going through passport control in Germany?
I am going to Nuremberg for the New Year to visit my friend (she does not have German citizenship), I will live with her, what questions or difficulties can I have at the airport!??
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You need a valid Schengen visa, an invitation, insurance, return tickets and they may ask where you will live (guarantees for those who invite you) and your finances. In principle, everything is like everywhere else.
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answered 15 years ago
and if I'm going on a Finnish visa, an invitation is required!??? guarantees from a person with a cat I will live for 2 weeks, in what form do I need!?? how much money do I need to have with me!???
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answered 15 years ago
did the Finns open the Schengen for you? is it already used? those. Have you already traveled to Finland on this visa? is it reusable?
if it is reusable and you flew to Finland on it, then there will be a minimum of questions, the main thing is VISA. on the website of the embassy, check how much money should be (it seems to be 50 euros per day). take the most with you.
if it is reusable and you flew to Finland on it, then there will be a minimum of questions, the main thing is VISA. on the website of the embassy, check how much money should be (it seems to be 50 euros per day). take the most with you.
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answered 15 years ago
If there is no invitation, then there will be a lot of questions. And the rules for registration should be learned by a friend at the place of life in the police.
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answered 15 years ago
somehow it’s not entirely clear at all - to Germany according to the Finnish Schengen .... Will you at least pass through the Finns?
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answered 15 years ago
my flight to Munich through Finland! I was told that there is no customs control between the Finns and the Germans, that they won’t even know that I flew to them .... I can do without 50 euros for every day!???
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answered 15 years ago
well ... there is no customs control between Poles and Czechs either, but if they get caught, they will drink blood (at best, ONLY blood) .. so the risk is on the face, because according to EU rules you must have a visa of the country of longer stay .. .
About 50 euros - you can do without, but at the border they may be asked to show the means of subsistence ... and there, depending on how well you will "smile" at the customs officer.
I had a precedent for checking on the Latvian border, but without consequences - there was something to show :-)
About 50 euros - you can do without, but at the border they may be asked to show the means of subsistence ... and there, depending on how well you will "smile" at the customs officer.
I had a precedent for checking on the Latvian border, but without consequences - there was something to show :-)
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answered 15 years ago
the fact is that the visa is new, I only went to Finland 2 times with it. I will have funds with me, but not in the amount of 800 euros (((how can I get away if they "catch" ?!
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answered 15 years ago
well ... if you don’t climb on the rampage initially, then everything will be ok ...
one of my acquaintances, the Poles, and with 10 thousand cash and a fan of credit cards, almost wrapped up, because. began to "be smart" about what they have rights and what not ....
do you know the language, so that you can spit it out if that?
one of my acquaintances, the Poles, and with 10 thousand cash and a fan of credit cards, almost wrapped up, because. began to "be smart" about what they have rights and what not ....
do you know the language, so that you can spit it out if that?
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answered 15 years ago
no (((as they explained to me from Finland to Germany there is no passport control!
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answered 15 years ago
well.. it's not for EU citizens...
and if you were still traveling by land transport - the former checkpoints are now passing without stopping ...
And by plane ... in any case, you have a choice at the airport - either go through the gate for EU citizens, or for everyone else.
And if through "for the rest" - then this is passport control, whatever one may say ...
As an option - you can say that for a couple of days in Germany, but they may ask where in the Finns they stopped ...
You came up with a complex scheme for yourself ... and even without a language ... :(
Isn't it easier to get a normal visa and fly with a calm soul?
and if you were still traveling by land transport - the former checkpoints are now passing without stopping ...
And by plane ... in any case, you have a choice at the airport - either go through the gate for EU citizens, or for everyone else.
And if through "for the rest" - then this is passport control, whatever one may say ...
As an option - you can say that for a couple of days in Germany, but they may ask where in the Finns they stopped ...
You came up with a complex scheme for yourself ... and even without a language ... :(
Isn't it easier to get a normal visa and fly with a calm soul?
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answered 15 years ago
))) it's not so easy to get a Schengen visa!!! that's why you have to fly through Finland)
well, but how to behave and how to get out that I don’t have 50 euros for every day!??
well, but how to behave and how to get out that I don’t have 50 euros for every day!??
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answered 15 years ago
well okay!
And what is the difficulty in obtaining a Schengen if you are just going to visit?
Well, yes, you will have to pay a couple of kopecks to the travel agency so as not to stomp to the embassy yourself, not to stand in line, etc.
Just a week ago, I “surrendered” to the Schengen visa in Hungary in this way.
Before that, without a travel agency, she herself half-paid the Schengen of the Czech Republic ....
so it’s not so scary if you’re only going to visit ...
how to behave - well, there is no definite recipe here :)
Don't pry, don't draw attention to yourself.
If they have already begun to check - behave calmly, do not twitch ... i.e. behave NATURALLY!
And about how to get away without knowing the language .... well, really, except to smile :)
The maximum that threatens you is that you will stay with the Finns, and they will not let you into Germany.
And what is the difficulty in obtaining a Schengen if you are just going to visit?
Well, yes, you will have to pay a couple of kopecks to the travel agency so as not to stomp to the embassy yourself, not to stand in line, etc.
Just a week ago, I “surrendered” to the Schengen visa in Hungary in this way.
Before that, without a travel agency, she herself half-paid the Schengen of the Czech Republic ....
so it’s not so scary if you’re only going to visit ...
how to behave - well, there is no definite recipe here :)
Don't pry, don't draw attention to yourself.
If they have already begun to check - behave calmly, do not twitch ... i.e. behave NATURALLY!
And about how to get away without knowing the language .... well, really, except to smile :)
The maximum that threatens you is that you will stay with the Finns, and they will not let you into Germany.
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answered 15 years ago
as I understand it, you have already flown with THIS visa, then there will be no problems. show at least 400-500 euros, and poke the card on the forehead for the rest)) but in the prince there should not be any control at all. the main thing is to have a stamp of the Finnish border. BUT who knows what kind of urine will hit the border guards in hunger!
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answered 15 years ago
and if I have only 200 euros in my pocket (because I will be visiting a friend), then what is the probability that the border guards will let me through!?
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answered 15 years ago
the probability is 50/50 - they either miss it or not ... :-)
don't worry, everything will be fine!
don't worry, everything will be fine!
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answered 15 years ago
do not be afraid :)
It's not your first trip...
Phew ... I remembered my first mandras - alone, nowhere, without a language ....
nothing!! everything was good, and you will!
The main thing is not to do stupid things
It's not your first trip...
Phew ... I remembered my first mandras - alone, nowhere, without a language ....
nothing!! everything was good, and you will!
The main thing is not to do stupid things
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answered 15 years ago
the trip is the first)) I was only in Finnish. And I’m scared that I need to have 800 euros with me (((because I only have 200 (((
yes, and what will happen to me at the border of Finland (because I'm going back to St. Petersburg, they will see that I was 2 weeks in Munich !!)
what nonsense, I would just go through customs, and there they will already meet me!)))
yes, and what will happen to me at the border of Finland (because I'm going back to St. Petersburg, they will see that I was 2 weeks in Munich !!)
what nonsense, I would just go through customs, and there they will already meet me!)))
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answered 15 years ago
If you are not lucky, then there will be nothing at the border, but subsequent requests may be refused.
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answered 15 years ago
I also think that there will be nothing fatal, but that THEN you can be blacklisted is a fact ....
I think everything will be ok!
Have a good trip!
I think everything will be ok!
Have a good trip!
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answered 15 years ago
As far as I understand, you have a Finnish multivisa on which you have already been to Finland twice.
If so, you can also fly directly to Germany. The fact that your girlfriend does not have citizenship does not mean anything (provided that she is legally in Germany). Then you don’t need to hide that you are going to visit, you give the name, the data of your girlfriend + a return ticket and that’s it.
If you want to get to Germany on a one-time Finnish visa, then there may be problems. The EU has already obligated the Finns to control flights to Europe, as there is a lot of misuse of their visas (not the main host country).
If so, you can also fly directly to Germany. The fact that your girlfriend does not have citizenship does not mean anything (provided that she is legally in Germany). Then you don’t need to hide that you are going to visit, you give the name, the data of your girlfriend + a return ticket and that’s it.
If you want to get to Germany on a one-time Finnish visa, then there may be problems. The EU has already obligated the Finns to control flights to Europe, as there is a lot of misuse of their visas (not the main host country).
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answered 15 years ago
Excuse me for interfering, I also need a topic, I didn’t understand, is 800 euros something like a state duty for accommodation? Yes, registration is needed, I’m going to relatives for 2 weeks
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answered 12 years ago
and I'm going to fly to Germany on an unrolled visa. But on condition, in order to avoid problems, then I'll roll up several times to Finca. 10 employees from different agencies had one answer - you can fly, but then you have to respect the Finns and visit the country. I’ll do that so that they don’t put a taboo) Good luck to me too!
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answered 12 years ago