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What do you need to visit Germany? how fast?
What do you need in order to go to Germany on a visit (without an invitation, and without a guest visa) for 2 weeks or more? And how fast? What documents are needed for this
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If you have a Schengen visa, then nothing more is required to "visit". A Schengen visa is issued on average a week, a list of required documents is available on the website of the German embassy / consulates.
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answered 10 years ago
Make out a trip as a tourist trip, if there is no Schengen visa. If you have one, then at least tomorrow.
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answered 10 years ago
You were also advised to go to the website of the German Embassy, everything is listed there (what documents are needed, for which category of visa, how much it costs, etc.) After all, it will be more useful for you, right?
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answered 10 years ago
The question is not how much it costs, but whether they will give it. You need to choose a short-term visa without employment on the embassy website, it lists what documents you need to collect. I do not advise you to contact intermediaries, when they see a newcomer, they will most likely push them to apply for a Polish visa with fake documents. You may go once, but then you risk ruining your reputation and remaining banned from entering the EU. Everything is fine on the website of the consulate. I don't know if I'll miss the link here, here is the visa consulate page: http://www.kiew.diplo.de/Vertretung/kiew/uk/05/Visa/Unterlagen/0-Reisezwecke-00-Seite.html
If you have questions about the documents, write on the forum, the members of the forum will gladly and for free explain everything to you.
If you have questions about the documents, write on the forum, the members of the forum will gladly and for free explain everything to you.
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answered 10 years ago
you also ask how much money you need to show the embassy for each day of your stay in Germany =)
before it was 45 euros per day + paid and confirmed accommodation (100% hotel payment for all days) + paid tickets. here and count.
many things affect the speed of issuing a visa: documents from work, possession of property, visa history, interview, etc.
they gave me a day, someone for 5 days, someone for 10 days
before it was 45 euros per day + paid and confirmed accommodation (100% hotel payment for all days) + paid tickets. here and count.
many things affect the speed of issuing a visa: documents from work, possession of property, visa history, interview, etc.
they gave me a day, someone for 5 days, someone for 10 days
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answered 10 years ago