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Do I need to have money with me if I fly to Italy?
Since I heard that you need to have a daily allowance with you! This is true?
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Yes, it is. They can check at the airport. Money can be either cash or travel checks, on cards.
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answered 14 years ago
look at the website, financial guarantees section http://www.italyvac-ru.com/nonimmigrant_tourist_means.html
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answered 14 years ago
no one will give you a visa if you do not present an extract from a foreign currency account with the availability of funds, or do not show travel checks!
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answered 14 years ago
For countries in the Schengen area, your finances are important. warranty. Certificate from the place of work with a decree. salary, original travel checks at the rate of 50 euros per day, or an extract from the client's account (with a bank seal).
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answered 14 years ago
And since January 01, 2011, the Rome City Council decided to introduce a tax on accommodation and the use of tourist services of the city, and it also applies to tourists and amounts to 2 euros per person per night, hotels 4-5 * 3 euros, infanta not are taxed. The tax is payable upon departure. Here are the Italians!
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answered 14 years ago
Rednecks. Not only that, when you open a tourist visa, you go through humiliating procedures, at the airport, when entering Italy, you are required to present cash, and they also charge 2-3 euros per tourist. And they won’t choke!
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answered 14 years ago
Moreover, explaining this fact by the fact that "the proceeds will be deducted to the city budget as a payment for the use of public services, which is designed to provide tourists with a more efficient reception." Yes, it turns out that the communal issue is not alien to Europe either :)
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answered 14 years ago
strange, I heard that supposedly this amount will go to the restoration of the Colosseum =)
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answered 14 years ago
And why such indignation?:) The resort tax is not an Italian invention, it is in many cities of the world. Simply, often hotels deduct it for their guests, and the fee itself is already in the cost of the room.
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answered 14 years ago