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I have a Danish visa for 3 weeks. I'm flying from Kyiv to Copenhagen. I plan to visit Europe... Can I return to Kyiv from Paris/Milan/Barcelona? Could there be problems at customs?
I have a Danish visa for 3 weeks. I'm flying from Kyiv to Copenhagen. I plan to visit Europe... Can I return to Kyiv from Paris/Milan/Barcelona? Could there be problems at customs?
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What is a Danish visa? I understand a Schengen visa issued by Denmark. You can return from cities in any country that is part of the Schengen area.
And customs has nothing to do with passport control, visas are checked by border guards. Customs officers check luggage.
And customs has nothing to do with passport control, visas are checked by border guards. Customs officers check luggage.
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answered 8 years ago
Thanks for the detailed answer and a clear definition - I'm a teapot here.
Yes, a Schengen visa, but on it DK, i.e. explicit definition that given (issued by given, yes.)
Clearly, passport control. Those. I can safely go to Kyiv with such a visa, from any other Schengen country... Right?
Yes, a Schengen visa, but on it DK, i.e. explicit definition that given (issued by given, yes.)
Clearly, passport control. Those. I can safely go to Kyiv with such a visa, from any other Schengen country... Right?
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answered 8 years ago
Absolutely calmly drive back from any city in any European country.
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answered 8 years ago
When you submitted a set of documents for a visa, tickets for the return trip from which city / country did you have? Was the visa issued on the basis of these documents?
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answered 8 years ago
illusia, a visa was opened on the basis of other documents - work, finances, etc. If only on the basis of tickets they opened a visa !!!
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answered 8 years ago
We went to Europe (the final destination is Barcelona) by bus through Poland (I opened a visa at the Polish consulate), then we went through Germany, France .... Some of the tourists flew back by plane, some returned by bus. No one had any problems at the airport. The visa is valid throughout the Schengen area
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answered 8 years ago
dbbestv, I'm asking about tickets (round trip - as a mandatory item in the list of docks for a visa), which were in the package of documents. Because the question itself is strange to me. Documents for a visa without air / railway / bus, etc. You wouldn't get tickets.
If you have a ticket there - Kyiv-Copenhagen, and back to Kyiv from some other European city, and at the same time they opened a visa for you, then why are you worried?
If you have a ticket there - Kyiv-Copenhagen, and back to Kyiv from some other European city, and at the same time they opened a visa for you, then why are you worried?
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answered 8 years ago
illusia, There were no tickets when opening a visa. That's why I have this question. Of course, I want to take advantage of this time and take a walk around Europe to the maximum ... Well, in order not to return to Denmark, in order to save time, I want to go to Ukraine from another country .... No matter how there are problems already in Kyiv, upon arrival - here here is the problem.
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answered 8 years ago
In Kyiv, upon return, there will definitely be no problems. :)
No one forbids flying from another country (that did not issue a visa).
No one forbids flying from another country (that did not issue a visa).
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answered 8 years ago
Upon arrival in Ukraine, they do not check the visa - this is not their business, you can even go from Australia. The border guard only looks to see if the passport is valid and if there is a wanted person.
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answered 8 years ago
kolyan_cat, thank you!!!
Thank you all - you have helped me a lot!
Thank you all - you have helped me a lot!
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answered 8 years ago
I want to repeat.
You can fly out (leave, exit through a pedestrian crossing, etc.) from any European country that is part of the Schengenzone. There are other countries in Europe that are not included in the Schengenzone. For example, Albania, Montenegro, and Bulgaria too.
Even if you have a return ticket that was applied for a Schengen visa, no one obliges you to fly on it! Moreover, as I understand it, you yourself did not make a visa, otherwise you would know this when collecting documents.
You can fly out (leave, exit through a pedestrian crossing, etc.) from any European country that is part of the Schengenzone. There are other countries in Europe that are not included in the Schengenzone. For example, Albania, Montenegro, and Bulgaria too.
Even if you have a return ticket that was applied for a Schengen visa, no one obliges you to fly on it! Moreover, as I understand it, you yourself did not make a visa, otherwise you would know this when collecting documents.
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answered 8 years ago