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hello, I have a question: I want to go to Spain in August to visit relatives for 2-3 weeks. how to draw up all the documents so that a visa is opened and cheaper is it all done? I am 20 years old, full-time university student.
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In fact, first read on the website of the Spanish Embassy how to get a Schengen visa. In your case, the first is an invitation from relatives, it must be reliable. I say that the consulate sees a lot of such invitations, both normal and fake. Further, to obtain a visa justifications are needed for the financial support of living abroad and paid flights to Spain and back. There is a lot to write here, but I recommend visiting the website of the consulate or the Visa Application Center, where this is all described.
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answered 13 years ago
Your Spanish relatives (if they really exist) know everything on this topic and they know the entire list of documents for calling you to their place and issuing you a visa.
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answered 13 years ago
I didn’t deal with this issue - the travel agency did it for me.
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answered 13 years ago
Your relatives must send you an invitation, in which they indicate that all maintenance costs are covered. Then you don't have to worry about booking hotels. What else should be in the invitation, and where it should be certified - it is better to check with the consulate (although it may be that your relatives themselves know this if someone has already traveled). The only thing is, when I went by invitation, I still applied for a tourist visa (I was advised so at the consulate), because if you apply for a visa as a guest visa to relatives, you still have to collect documents confirming kinship.
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answered 13 years ago
Standard set of documents for entry into the Schengen countries: photo (many countries have different photo requirements), consular fee (also varies, may be absent in some cases), original invitation from an individual / legal entity + copy, travel documents (tickets) there - back, medical insurance for the period of stay, information about your income (certificate from the place of work about salary, certificate from the bank about the presence of a deposit, bank statement, sponsorship letter from your parents, etc., etc.) . Further options are possible.
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answered 13 years ago
thanks for answers.
There really are relatives there and I would very much like to see them. and country too)
on some sites it is advised to open a tour through an agency and a visa will be opened for it, but on others they write that it will be 3-4 times more expensive than opening a Schengen visa on your own. but it can't be opened?
how to do so, so as not to fly at all with this trip ???
There really are relatives there and I would very much like to see them. and country too)
on some sites it is advised to open a tour through an agency and a visa will be opened for it, but on others they write that it will be 3-4 times more expensive than opening a Schengen visa on your own. but it can't be opened?
how to do so, so as not to fly at all with this trip ???
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answered 13 years ago
Everything depends only on the submitted documents, and not on who will submit them. Do not hesitate to consult at the consulate or visa center, specify which papers it is better to submit additionally in order to increase your chances.
If there is an opportunity to do it myself, I would do it just to be sure. The company will not bother, may submit an incomplete package, or cheat in the questionnaire. Or vice versa, it will wag nerves from scratch (as I had).
If there is an opportunity to do it myself, I would do it just to be sure. The company will not bother, may submit an incomplete package, or cheat in the questionnaire. Or vice versa, it will wag nerves from scratch (as I had).
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answered 13 years ago
You can do everything yourself and, as a rule, it is cheaper than through TA, because. TA don't do it for free. Go to the website of the Visa Center, copy everything that needs to be done according to the documents, and without deviating from the above, without a gag (and I thought so), clearly follow the conditions for issuing a visa. You can, of course, organize a tour if there are difficulties with relatives (they do not have the ability to support you, living conditions, etc.), therefore, I repeat, the documents must be 100% reliable and you will succeed.
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