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How to open a visa. if temporarily unemployed?
How to open a visa. if temporarily unemployed? We want to go with a guy to Greece. But how to get a visa if he is officially unemployed?
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open a bank account. I have a friend who is officially unemployed. just opened a bank account and took a certificate of opening an account. all
visa was given. there now almost all put.
visa was given. there now almost all put.
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answered 13 years ago
As you can see, everything is simple. After obtaining a visa, you can close the account if you have strained with money. Have a nice rest!
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answered 13 years ago
Additionally, you can credit card or checks, copies and forward.
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answered 13 years ago
As you can see, everything is simple. After obtaining a visa, you can close the account if you have strained with money. Have a nice rest!
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Pretty much everything is simple. The account should not be "naked", at least some money should "hang" on it. But even if you put a large amount of money there (you will borrow, in the end, and then withdraw and give it back) - due to the fact that Ukrainians have tightened travel to Schengen, when considering an application for a visa at the consulate, they can ... mmm ... pridolbatsya (sorry, I didn’t find another word), where did the unemployed person get such an amount on his account in a short period. I do not argue, maybe there were successful precedents - but the consulates are very vigilantly watching such things - rather intolerant than vice versa. And somehow I don’t want to lose 35 euros (if the visa is not opened) ... + all the consequences of refusal ... I don’t want to scare and discourage the hunt for a good rest, but just keep this moment in mind.
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Pretty much everything is simple. The account should not be "naked", at least some money should "hang" on it. But even if you put a large amount of money there (you will borrow, in the end, and then withdraw and give it back) - due to the fact that Ukrainians have tightened travel to Schengen, when considering an application for a visa at the consulate, they can ... mmm ... pridolbatsya (sorry, I didn’t find another word), where did the unemployed person get such an amount on his account in a short period. I do not argue, maybe there were successful precedents - but the consulates are very vigilantly watching such things - rather intolerant than vice versa. And somehow I don’t want to lose 35 euros (if the visa is not opened) ... + all the consequences of refusal ... I don’t want to scare and discourage the hunt for a good rest, but just keep this moment in mind.
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answered 13 years ago
let them write a sponsorship letter, a bank account, just open it in advance, and not the day before the documents are submitted (bank statements)
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answered 13 years ago
The easiest way is to make him temporarily unemployed. Those. find a person who has a round seal of the enterprise. Make a fake certificate and record in a copy of the labor. I apologize if the above offends someone's high feelings and good intentions :)
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answered 13 years ago
Oksana - smart people are sitting in our embassies who are well aware that a certain% of people in the country do not officially work, but work in the shadows and earn quite good money.
I am a living example of this. I don't even have a real work book. but when I need a certificate from the place of work, my boss writes it to me and enters the salary as it should, although officially he is the only one working at our "enterprise" ... and so there are 10 of us and visas to both Europe and the USA and Canada are opened no problem.
I am a living example of this. I don't even have a real work book. but when I need a certificate from the place of work, my boss writes it to me and enters the salary as it should, although officially he is the only one working at our "enterprise" ... and so there are 10 of us and visas to both Europe and the USA and Canada are opened no problem.
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answered 13 years ago
Again, I don't insist. But even on the forum, stories are often described regarding fake certificates that ended far from well. How many failures? Go and prove it later in court - as someone correctly wrote: if it's a "linden" - then it is absolutely illogical to intervene in a court litigation.
And another question, already in the process: Sandra, is your employer not afraid to give a certificate of your supposedly official employment? After all, the tax office can cover ... At my previous job, an employee was worried about a salary statement - she was afraid that the actual salary would seem like an unconvincing argument so that the Schengen was opened at the consulate for a trip not even INDEPENDENT, but from a TRAVEL AGENCY (accounting refused to overestimate the amount of payment on paper labor). Moreover, the employee was officially arranged - and yet our accountants did not dare.
Who instructed me "minuses" for a remark about a "not clear" account? It's not a matter of principle)) But I want to know for myself what I was wrong about?
And another question, already in the process: Sandra, is your employer not afraid to give a certificate of your supposedly official employment? After all, the tax office can cover ... At my previous job, an employee was worried about a salary statement - she was afraid that the actual salary would seem like an unconvincing argument so that the Schengen was opened at the consulate for a trip not even INDEPENDENT, but from a TRAVEL AGENCY (accounting refused to overestimate the amount of payment on paper labor). Moreover, the employee was officially arranged - and yet our accountants did not dare.
Who instructed me "minuses" for a remark about a "not clear" account? It's not a matter of principle)) But I want to know for myself what I was wrong about?
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answered 13 years ago
And what, intelligent people from the embassy (consulate), according to employment certificates, take information from the tax office, they call the company from where the certificate comes from (does this or that work or not). In general, the consulate is more interested in the financial situation of the tourist and all the documents, how it will be to get to Schengen, where to live, and not everything works here. And the fact that the account should not be empty is a no-brainer. But no one conducts financial investigations here, there would be money. Therefore, just in case, I additionally take a Visa card or Mastercard, you can buy checks. And the last thing, the conversation started about a trip to Greece, and it’s easier to get a visa there than to the old Schengen countries
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answered 13 years ago
yes yes yes - I agree with Alex! no one calls the tax office and does not hand over employers to the tax authorities!
and in Greece now there really are almost no refusals, the country is not in the position to refuse tourist money.
and in Greece now there really are almost no refusals, the country is not in the position to refuse tourist money.
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answered 13 years ago
embassies are deeply purple before the citizens of Ukraine (for example) hide their income from the tax. the main thing is that the money IS, and they don’t declare anywhere and especially don’t check where a person has a round sum in his account. the main thing is that it should be tied to the country, and that the account should not be stupidly opened before applying for a visa.
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answered 13 years ago
Friends, you are inattentive. The embassies do not care, but the employer probably does not care whether to issue a fake certificate of inflated income. THIS was discussed.
Alex, for a hedgehog -1. I'm not a hedgehog, therefore, if I doubt something, I clarify. sandra-art wrote "I just opened a bank account and took a certificate about opening an account."
Alex, for a hedgehog -1. I'm not a hedgehog, therefore, if I doubt something, I clarify. sandra-art wrote "I just opened a bank account and took a certificate about opening an account."
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answered 13 years ago
"No brainer" - this is actually a saying and didn’t concern you personally, and the employer doesn’t threaten to write a certificate (fake) to the embassy anywhere either. The only risk in this case is a tourist if the company is called and some uninitiated girl blurts that there is no such thing in the company. That's all!
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answered 13 years ago