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Tell me if they will open a visa to Germany if the trip abroad is the first?
I'm going to fly from Kyiv to Germany, in a week to England, and from there back to Kyiv. My father lives in Germany, but he can only send a call to me, and food with a guy.
And is it possible to get to England without a plane?
Thank you in advance!
And is it possible to get to England without a plane?
Thank you in advance!
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"Guy" - this is no one in family relations, even among the Germans. Let it take shape. Or getting married.
Now about the ways of penetrating into England "not by plane". You can by sea, you can from France by train through the tunnel under the English Channel.
Now about the ways of penetrating into England "not by plane". You can by sea, you can from France by train through the tunnel under the English Channel.
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answered 12 years ago
You can still swim .. A visa is unlikely for both of you, and if they open it, they won’t be allowed into England with it
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answered 12 years ago
You need both a Schengen visa and a UK visa.
And if the father is in Germany, then perhaps you will get it.
But here's the British one ... It's so easy after the usual "I want" to fly to London.
And what prevents your father from sending an invitation to the guy? Does he even know about its existence?
Served separately, you can go to your dad, he can just go on a tour. But there are risks that a visa will not be given to one of you and it is not at all necessary that the guy)))
On account of the fact that the guy is no one at all, a little different. In the questionnaire, you can fill in the marital status-other section and the explanation of "cohabitation" and the name of each other in the questionnaires. If you have been with this guy for a long time, then this, of course, is not a family relationship, but not a random person either. This is already a reason to invite the father to the two of you as a couple. For example, asking for a father's blessing for marriage, etc.
But still there is no guarantee of a visa, they will decide everything for you. The main thing is to carefully prepare as many documents as possible.
And if the father is in Germany, then perhaps you will get it.
But here's the British one ... It's so easy after the usual "I want" to fly to London.
And what prevents your father from sending an invitation to the guy? Does he even know about its existence?
Served separately, you can go to your dad, he can just go on a tour. But there are risks that a visa will not be given to one of you and it is not at all necessary that the guy)))
On account of the fact that the guy is no one at all, a little different. In the questionnaire, you can fill in the marital status-other section and the explanation of "cohabitation" and the name of each other in the questionnaires. If you have been with this guy for a long time, then this, of course, is not a family relationship, but not a random person either. This is already a reason to invite the father to the two of you as a couple. For example, asking for a father's blessing for marriage, etc.
But still there is no guarantee of a visa, they will decide everything for you. The main thing is to carefully prepare as many documents as possible.
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answered 12 years ago
Britain puts visas in empty passports, as long as all the requirements for documents and the questionnaire are carefully met. You need to have a stable job and a good income, you need to fill out the questionnaire in the income / expenses section very carefully, not get confused in the testimony, and there some questions are cunningly cross-composed.
And by the way, in the "marital status" section there is something like "unmarried partners" and similar wording. For Britain, the presence of Schengen is not important at all. Now, if there had been a US or Australian visa before, it’s another matter, this is immediately a “plus” :)
And by the way, in the "marital status" section there is something like "unmarried partners" and similar wording. For Britain, the presence of Schengen is not important at all. Now, if there had been a US or Australian visa before, it’s another matter, this is immediately a “plus” :)
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answered 12 years ago
I agree, but who has a good and stable income, a prestigious job, etc. - they don’t ask such questions and usually don’t have problems with visas :-)
And they are abroad.
Here, apparently, it is just difficult to show. Probably. I don't know for sure, I guess)
And they are abroad.
Here, apparently, it is just difficult to show. Probably. I don't know for sure, I guess)
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answered 12 years ago