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Can I fly to Athens if I book a hotel in Thessaloniki. Will there be any problems when passing through the border zone?
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If you have a visa, then there will be no problems. How do you think, how do people travel in Europe as a whole, they do not have a visa for each country, just a Schengen one. Be sure to fill out a form at the entrance, indicate the place of the real stop. If you get a visa yourself, then initially describe your route at the embassy.
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answered 11 years ago
Both Athens and Thessaloniki are the cities of Greece, and how you laid the route is up to you. Maybe it's cheaper for you via Athens.
And you don’t need to fill out any form at the entrance, what are you talking about, andreyvip?
And you don’t need to fill out any form at the entrance, what are you talking about, andreyvip?
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answered 11 years ago
andreyvip, you yourself were in Greece, what kind of questionnaire are you talking about? For citizens of the Russian Federation, upon arrival in the Schengen countries, no forms need to be filled out.
A visa gives the right to cross the state border, and through the airport of which city this is a personal matter of the tourist.
A visa gives the right to cross the state border, and through the airport of which city this is a personal matter of the tourist.
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks everyone, that's great!! I just read on the Internet what strict border guards there are, they can find fault. and why through Athens, (through Thessaloniki it’s not more expensive)))) Maybe I’m over-dramatizing, but for safety net)))) And they also say that they check hotel reservations, call the hotel. I don't want to be sent back
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answered 11 years ago
Of course you're being dramatic. Don't read horror movies.
Greece is a very friendly Orthodox country to us, and nothing like this will happen to you.
Have a nice rest!
Greece is a very friendly Orthodox country to us, and nothing like this will happen to you.
Have a nice rest!
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answered 11 years ago
You won’t believe Senta2008 and I’ll be there again in September, and if I didn’t correctly mention the word questionnaire, this is not a reason to arrange a Euromoidan
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answered 11 years ago
This is not because you made a mistake, but here they staged a Euromaidan, but because a person will look for where to find a questionnaire for him to enter the country. So, that's why.
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answered 11 years ago
We generally flew through Istanbul. Because it was much cheaper, the only thing was that we were asked to attach a detailed travel plan.
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answered 11 years ago
andreyvip, for starters, learn how to write the nickname of the interlocutor correctly. For the future: do not slide into political attacks, and do not hysteria if your point of view does not coincide with the interlocutor. And now about the main thing: if you give advice on this site, it must be truthful and reliable, and the author of the tale is G.Kh. Andersen reads at night, if he wants ....
The author of the question, for many, many years, several times a year, we travel to different countries, including the countries of the Schengen agreement, we, our relatives and friends, have never had a chance for border guards to call the hotel and clarify something. Confirmation of a hotel reservation or other place of residence of a tourist is needed at the Consulate when applying for a visa, and border guards are content with an electronic database of issued visas. The Greeks are very nice, friendly people, everything will be fine!
The author of the question, for many, many years, several times a year, we travel to different countries, including the countries of the Schengen agreement, we, our relatives and friends, have never had a chance for border guards to call the hotel and clarify something. Confirmation of a hotel reservation or other place of residence of a tourist is needed at the Consulate when applying for a visa, and border guards are content with an electronic database of issued visas. The Greeks are very nice, friendly people, everything will be fine!
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answered 11 years ago