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Will I be able to travel from Ukraine through Poland, from there by plane to Stockholm and then to Helsinki
Hello, will I be able to with the Finnish tour. to enter Poland with a visa from Ukraine, then fly to Sweden and from there by plane to Helsinki. Or do I need to do a shangen for this
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I have a friend who even travels to Western countries with a Polish visa. Last week I flew from Kyiv with direct flights to Germany, to Dortmund.
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answered 9 years ago
it is better to use a visa correctly so that the first mark is about entering Helsinki and departing from Helsinki. Otherwise, there may be problems in the future when re-applying for a Finnish visa.
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answered 9 years ago
Ukraine-Poland-Sweden-Finland, but in the Greece section. Finland in the Schengen area. Agree with Anna.85
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answered 9 years ago
Proper use is not just entry/exit through the country that granted the visa. You can go as you like, if the number of days of stay is the largest in Finland.
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answered 9 years ago
I agree, Pachok, but when reapplying for a Finnish visa, if there are no entry / exit marks for Finland, the consul will ask: "Why was the visa not used correctly?" In this case, you need to keep the hotel voucher in Finland, and explain how you went and where you were.
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answered 9 years ago
From my own experience. As a resident of St. Petersburg, I have had Finnish Schengen for many years. The Finns do not count the days of arrival, but the number of entries / exits, it is important for them that there are no more entries into another country than into Finland. For example, I have 2-3 days in Finland, and 14 days in Greece (for 1 time), and this is good. In your case, there should be Fin-1 entry, Sweden -1, Poland-1, but the Finns like to open a visa for them, although this is not necessary.
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answered 9 years ago
From my own experience. As a resident of St. Petersburg, I have had Finnish Schengen for many years. The Finns do not count the days of arrival, but the number of entries / exits, it is important for them that there are no more entries into another country than into Finland. For example, I have 2-3 days in Finland, and 14 days in Greece (for 1 time), and this is good. In your case, there should be Fin-1 entry, Sweden -1, Poland-1, but the Finns like to open a visa for them, although this is not necessary.
PS. The previous post is mine, they came up with a new name on the site
PS. The previous post is mine, they came up with a new name on the site
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answered 9 years ago