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How much money do you need to have on the card when traveling to Germany if border guards check?
Hello! I’m flying to relatives in November for 2 months. I want to ask how much money you need to have on the card if the border guards check? Thank you!
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Katya, have the Schengen border guards ever asked you anything other than tickets and a passport? No one there is interested in your money, you already presented financial guarantees when you applied for a visa.
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answered 7 years ago
If you know how to search for something on the Internet, then information on financial guarantees in each Schengen country is on the Internet!
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answered 7 years ago
the border guards at Brussels airport did not ask anything, they did not ask anyone from the plane who was in line for control anything not about the hotel or money, for the first time with a biometric passport. Only the Ukrainian border guards asked how much cash they had with them, but no one asked about the card
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answered 7 years ago
Border guards do not ask about money. Well, unless you have some very suspicious look.
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answered 7 years ago
The border guards do not ask this, you show your financial solvency when applying for a Schengen
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answered 7 years ago
for ollennka and nataliay30, read the rules for entering the Schengen zone for citizens of Ukraine starting from June 11, 2017, I fly very often, border guards or customs officers here at Boryspil airport ask, and not only me, they just selectively stop people asking a question and everyone is free. With a biometric passport, we do not issue a visa now, the border guard of a European country may ask to show: return tickets, hotel reservations, and the availability of money on the card.
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answered 7 years ago
The author only mentioned in the middle of the discussion that she had a Ukrainian biometric passport, so the first answers, of course, followed from St. Petersburg indicated in her profile. For Ukrainians, yes, you are right, border guards selectively look into the wallet and count the money, regardless of whether they are traveling on a visa or visa-free.
Therefore, lay down at least 45 euros for each day of your stay, if there is no invitation from relatives, where they swear to take all the expenses of your stay in Germany on themselves.
Therefore, lay down at least 45 euros for each day of your stay, if there is no invitation from relatives, where they swear to take all the expenses of your stay in Germany on themselves.
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