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I am unofficially employed, I am going to fly to Milan, what about a certificate of employment? Will only a bank statement work? No husband, no one to arrange sponsorship
I am unofficially employed, I am going to fly to Milan, what about a certificate of employment? Will only a bank statement work? No husband, no one to arrange sponsorship
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Help is needed. You fly by yourself or through a tour company. It's just that I have a friend, she is also not officially employed, they wrote a certificate to the travel agency that she works for them
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answered 8 years ago
She was given a visa at a travel agency and provided such a service. In fact, they are also interested that a person would fly. But she paid them money only for help in obtaining a visa. Can you do the same
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answered 8 years ago
I do not see a problem if there is only a statement with a good balance. You can get a certificate in the same place where you work unofficially. Did you ask the company? The only thing! Never make absolutely left certificates (purchased, don’t understand from whom) and to those consulates that periodically ask for a certificate of income from the tax office (for example, Germany). It is not possible to check whether you really work for any company. Maximum, ringing, but this is not very effective and is already rarely done. You can really check only by the sources of official income that are in the tax office (although all sources are indicated there, not only the employer). But such certificates are also very rarely asked.
If you have the necessary amount of money in your account and you want to take an extract, then you absolutely do not need sponsorship and a husband.
Have a good trip!
If you have the necessary amount of money in your account and you want to take an extract, then you absolutely do not need sponsorship and a husband.
Have a good trip!
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answered 8 years ago
For Schengen visas, financial guarantees are needed, and what exactly it will be: a certificate from work indicating income or a certificate from a bank, it does not matter. Recently, I have been taking a certificate from the bank, because it takes 5 minutes to complete it, and I have to wait three days for a certificate from work))). Only it is better to take a certificate not about the balance, but about the movement, so that it can be seen that you regularly have money in your account, and not just for a visa, they threw it.
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answered 8 years ago
I’m going on my own, I’ll apply for a visa through a travel agency, they all unanimously claim that there’s no way without this certificate from work
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answered 8 years ago
When traveling to Germany, they bought travel checks at the bank, handed over their copies with the docks
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answered 8 years ago
emociya_91, why do you need these troubles with a travel agency if you are traveling on your own???? The visa center of Italy functions perfectly in Novosibirsk. For an extra 3,000 rubles, they will arrange everything for you at a convenient time, you don’t even need to sign up for them. Call them and ask a question. I bet they will confirm that bank statements are enough.
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answered 8 years ago
From personal experience: a check from an ATM with the required amount + a photocopy of a bank card = a suitable financial guarantee for the Visa Application Center
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answered 8 years ago
From personal experience: a check from an ATM + a photocopy of a bank card is not suitable, for example, for the German consulate. There is a clear rule that there must be an account statement for the last 3 months.
Therefore, the only correct source of information is to read what is written on the website of the respective consulate, where all the requirements are set out in an accessible form in Russian.
Therefore, the only correct source of information is to read what is written on the website of the respective consulate, where all the requirements are set out in an accessible form in Russian.
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answered 8 years ago
kolyan_cat, You can, of course, with a share of sarcasm, challenge someone else's (other) opinion and refer to the consulates of different countries.
But the question clearly stated: I was going to Milan (there was no talk of Germany)
Accordingly, my answer is based on the question and personal experience of obtaining a visa at the Italian Visa Application Centre. And the latter, as many could also notice from their personal experience, is very loyal!
But the question clearly stated: I was going to Milan (there was no talk of Germany)
Accordingly, my answer is based on the question and personal experience of obtaining a visa at the Italian Visa Application Centre. And the latter, as many could also notice from their personal experience, is very loyal!
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answered 8 years ago
The question was about Italy, what does Germany have to do with it?? alexorel gave an absolutely correct answer: for Italians, an ATM check and a copy of the card are enough as a financial guarantee. I deposited money, withdrew a check, withdrew money) I put it on another card --- I made another check)))
A certificate from work in this case can only confirm the availability of income and employment in the homeland, as well as the intention to return)
A certificate from work in this case can only confirm the availability of income and employment in the homeland, as well as the intention to return)
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answered 8 years ago
Well, I cited Germany as an example, that the primary information should come from what is written on the consulate website. Because personal example sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't. Here advice is given to a tourist about what is better and what is worse, but there is no primary information.From personal experience - a non-working relative made a visa to Italy, we helped and went absolutely according to what was written on the site. No "better this or that" - strictly according to the list. They gave her a visa, it was the 1st Schengen in her life. Therefore, I urge the inquiring tourist to look at the site and choose what suits her as a financial guarantee.
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answered 8 years ago
a lot of tips)
But why, after such advice, tourists ask us for help, with a refusal of a visa, who did exactly the same as advised by "experienced" tourists?
But why, after such advice, tourists ask us for help, with a refusal of a visa, who did exactly the same as advised by "experienced" tourists?
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answered 8 years ago
The main advice is not to listen to the travel agency, but to call the consulate or visa center and find out first-hand.
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answered 8 years ago
Well, have you already applied for a visa? Tell me how it went.
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answered 8 years ago