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I'm going on a business trip to Germany for only a week, while a visa is open to me for 3 months with the right to stay for a month.
In general, the question is: will I be able to go for another week to rest in any Schengen country during these three months? .... or only in Germany?
In general, the question is: will I be able to go for another week to rest in any Schengen country during these three months? .... or only in Germany?
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You can use this visa to travel to any Schengen country after Germany.
P.S. Where are you planning to go next? :)
P.S. Where are you planning to go next? :)
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answered 15 years ago
you can go after Germany to any Schengen country. The main thing is not to violate the period of stay, which is indicated in your visa, this is a month. And those days that you were in Germany already count.
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answered 15 years ago
some are lucky)) you can ride your 3 months within six months, it seems))
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answered 15 years ago
no. The visa is given for three months. And the stay is one month. That is, out of the three months indicated in the visa, the stay in the Schengen zone is one month. You can leave there and come back. You can leave and return in thirty days, or you can leave for a week and return, and leave again in a week or two.
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answered 15 years ago
You have 3 more weeks to stay. If you want to enter another Schengen country, you must enter and exit through Germany. Those. fly, for example, to Frankfurt am Main, and from there by plane, train, car, bus - anything to Paris. Otherwise, the next time you get a visa, the Germans will be very unhappy that you took advantage of their trust to go to another country and may not give you the next visa. My former boss had such a story, though I managed to chat the burghers, they say, there were no plane tickets to Germany, I had to fly through France :-)
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answered 15 years ago
Thanks for answers. From the beginning, of course, Germany - there is a business trip! And then I thought maybe the New Year in Europe could meet just such happiness;)
Only now I didn’t understand from the answer aaaliiinaaa - that you also need to go through Germany a second time? ...: (((....
Well, I’ll think about it, of course .... there’s no talk of a subsequent visa yet, then maybe for now the essence and the matter will then be forgiven by the burghers :)
Only now I didn’t understand from the answer aaaliiinaaa - that you also need to go through Germany a second time? ...: (((....
Well, I’ll think about it, of course .... there’s no talk of a subsequent visa yet, then maybe for now the essence and the matter will then be forgiven by the burghers :)
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answered 15 years ago
Yes, the second time is very desirable, also through Germany. But in extreme cases, the next time you get a visa, you will come up with some kind of excuse ;-) Good luck!
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answered 15 years ago
I don't get anything with Germany! The visa is open to me, but the business trip was cancelled.
I think it’s still worth going somewhere, why should the visa disappear? :)... And with Germany, I think everything will be ok - if you need to go on a business trip again - let them tear off the visa again .... Well, what can I do if the employees of the company inviting me have 7 Fridays a week? :).... I've heard a lot about German pedantry/accuracy/punctuality.... so far nothing like this has manifested itself, it's the other way around :)
I think it’s still worth going somewhere, why should the visa disappear? :)... And with Germany, I think everything will be ok - if you need to go on a business trip again - let them tear off the visa again .... Well, what can I do if the employees of the company inviting me have 7 Fridays a week? :).... I've heard a lot about German pedantry/accuracy/punctuality.... so far nothing like this has manifested itself, it's the other way around :)
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answered 15 years ago