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Good afternoon! Tell me, who opened a tourist visa to Germany on their own, how realistic is this (a young unmarried girl, no children)?
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invitation
relatives in Germany
good pay. pay
bank account
full of real estate
Do you have previous Schengen visas in your passport?
then everything can be
relatives in Germany
good pay. pay
bank account
full of real estate
Do you have previous Schengen visas in your passport?
then everything can be
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answered 15 years ago
My girlfriend could not open it in the winter so that the child could be operated on in Nuremberg: (((
And there was an invitation from the hospital, and the real estate was very expensive, and the bills were almost six zeros, and the Schengen in the passport were Austrian and French. But young and unmarried. Relatives in Germany proved to be an aggravating circumstance. The ex-husband had to act through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
So here's how lucky.
And there was an invitation from the hospital, and the real estate was very expensive, and the bills were almost six zeros, and the Schengen in the passport were Austrian and French. But young and unmarried. Relatives in Germany proved to be an aggravating circumstance. The ex-husband had to act through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
So here's how lucky.
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answered 15 years ago
PlyusheMOnstr prav .ezdila v Germaniu 2 raza i oba raza samostoyatelno. Molodaya i nezamyjnyaya bez rodstvennikov v Germanii. Xorosho ob'ezjennii passport bydet bolshim plusom!
Esli ochen nyjno s'ezdit i $ pozvolyaut sdelat malenkii kruchek - podaites na Cheshskyu vizy. Oni bolee loyalnie. Iz Prazi ochen legko dobratsya v lubyu tochky Germanii. Plus est nizkobudjetnie avialinii. realno za 60evro inogda i menshe kypit avia ticket. Ya tak ezdila v Parij.
Esli ochen nyjno s'ezdit i $ pozvolyaut sdelat malenkii kruchek - podaites na Cheshskyu vizy. Oni bolee loyalnie. Iz Prazi ochen legko dobratsya v lubyu tochky Germanii. Plus est nizkobudjetnie avialinii. realno za 60evro inogda i menshe kypit avia ticket. Ya tak ezdila v Parij.
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answered 15 years ago
ameli2911 is right. From Prague it is very easy to get to Germany. A train from the Holesovice station or a bus from Florence to Dresden, two and a half hours on the way, tickets are about 30 Euros, I can’t say more precisely.
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answered 15 years ago
Thank you all for your answers, I am also thinking about a Czech visa, especially since I already have one.
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answered 15 years ago
For Pachok: why in the case when an operation was needed, it was necessary to apply for a tour. visa? After all, there are visas for those who need treatment in Germany and their companions?
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answered 15 years ago
I am also an unmarried woman with no children. There are no relatives in Germany. 2 times I received a visa without any problems - 1 time for training, the second time - for tourism. But you need to prepare all the documents, confirm your solvency, show that there is a job where you are expected to return, stock up on a return ticket and fully pay for your accommodation.
It is also nice to have a ready answer to the question of what exactly you, as a tourist, are going to see in Germany, which cities / museums / castles you want to visit - this is a big plus. If anything, you can say that you are going shopping - but this is if you are going during sales. Again, it's good to know the names of malls or "sale villages" (discount centers) or where you plan to look for them.
It is also nice to have a ready answer to the question of what exactly you, as a tourist, are going to see in Germany, which cities / museums / castles you want to visit - this is a big plus. If anything, you can say that you are going shopping - but this is if you are going during sales. Again, it's good to know the names of malls or "sale villages" (discount centers) or where you plan to look for them.
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answered 15 years ago