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I live in St. Petersburg. How to apply for a visa to Croatia?
the travel agency called a huge amount for a visa of 10 thousand and registration only through Moscow. And in St. Petersburg it is impossible?
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A Croatian visa costs 35 euros, and the fact that a travel agency evaluates its services in this way is a matter of conscience for greedy hosts.
Well, through Moscow, what problems, but at least through Khabarovsk, there is a post office, I don’t think that the courier will fly to Moscow with your passport)))
Until July 1, you can enter on a valid Schengen visa, for sure you, like all St. Petersburg residents, have a Finnish visa. But the issue of entering Croatia on a Schengen visa after July 1 will be decided by the EU leadership, since Croatia will already be there from July 1. So far, only ORAL (!) It has been promised that the procedure for entering Croatia according to Schengen will continue after July 1.
Well, through Moscow, what problems, but at least through Khabarovsk, there is a post office, I don’t think that the courier will fly to Moscow with your passport)))
Until July 1, you can enter on a valid Schengen visa, for sure you, like all St. Petersburg residents, have a Finnish visa. But the issue of entering Croatia on a Schengen visa after July 1 will be decided by the EU leadership, since Croatia will already be there from July 1. So far, only ORAL (!) It has been promised that the procedure for entering Croatia according to Schengen will continue after July 1.
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answered 12 years ago
this issue on a Croatian visa was raised a couple of days ago. there, the tourist said that she was told at the embassy that she personally had to pick up a visa. but it's weird
10k is cool. if there is no Finnish Schengen, then it’s easier to fly to Moscow time yourself and open a visa
10k is cool. if there is no Finnish Schengen, then it’s easier to fly to Moscow time yourself and open a visa
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answered 12 years ago
it turns out that you must be present at least once ... more often it happens that they are taken away by proxy .. I personally have not heard about the fact that a third person submits .... one person can apply for the whole family
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answered 12 years ago
As an option - Yes, forget you on vacation in Croatia. Let the Croats themselves rest there if they screwed up this with visas. There are few countries with visas without a headache. There will be no tourists, they will sober up, next year they will bring visas home :)))
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answered 12 years ago