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Hey! I want to relax in Spain with my dad (he works there), tell me which tour is better to take an excursion or a package?
I’m very afraid that they won’t open a visa, I’m 27 years old, I’m not married and I don’t have children, I heard that the conditions in the Spanish embassy are quite tough. Dad has been living in Spain for 5 years, working visa.
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Were there last year. My daughter and I just took a vacation at the hotel, and my husband and sister first had an excursion for a week, and then joined us. There were no problems. If you need details - ask.
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answered 17 years ago
Please let me know which travel agency you contacted. Thanks in advance! :)
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answered 17 years ago
Young woman! You don't say something... If your dad works there and lives legally, then why doesn't he issue you an invitation? I know many of our workers in Italy and Spain who sent invitations to their family members...
And if you want to "jump off" and not harm daddy, then leave the travel agencies alone, they will pay such a fine for your non-return!!!
Then solve your problems with carriers of illegal immigrants ....
And if you want to "jump off" and not harm daddy, then leave the travel agencies alone, they will pay such a fine for your non-return!!!
Then solve your problems with carriers of illegal immigrants ....
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answered 17 years ago
Well wow story! Dad cannot make an invitation because he has a work visa and the company rents him an apartment where 4 men still live! To invite you need to have your own living space. The problem is that I haven’t been anywhere except Turkey, a couple of years ago they opened a visa to the Czech Republic, but I couldn’t go, I got very sick. If they slap a refusal, then for sure I will only go to Turkey for the rest of my life. I just want to go and relax! :)
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answered 17 years ago
Did you close your Czech visa? The fact is that an uncovered visa in the passport is worse than a refusal ...
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answered 17 years ago
I was in Spain last year, an excursion package plus a seaside vacation in Blanes, I liked everything very much. I have no problems with the Schengen visa. But in Kyiv there are travel agencies that open for the first time, but they have certain conditions there, but with a Visa it’s how lucky. If all the documents are in order, then I think it will work out.
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answered 17 years ago
I did not close the Czech visa, no one even told me that I need to do this, why is it bad?
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answered 17 years ago
If you collect the entire package of documents, I think there will be no problems. The Spanish embassy is not so terrible, just a lot of bureaucracy. The more papers, the less chance of rejection.
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answered 17 years ago
Sellena23, do not have nightmares because of someone else's delirium. A person without their own living space in Spain does not have the opportunity to invite their relatives - this is clear. For a visa to Spain, carefully collect documents, especially those that confirm financial solvency (certificate of income or sponsorship, bank statement (70 euros / day / person). Forget to think about the "unclosed" Czech visa. You just have it not used, but closed automatically when it expired.
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answered 17 years ago
traveled to Spain in July. It was great. before leaving, they bought a travel seven roaming SIM card. called home for only 60 cents / min. saved on communication and brought more souvenirs to everyone!))
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answered 17 years ago
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