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Multivisa to Italy for citizens of the Russian Federation
Tell me, please, did any of the Russian citizens immediately receive a multi-visa from Italy, having previous closed visas of the Schengen countries in their passports, but if the trip is to Italy for the first time?
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We had Schengen visas, you can order any visa you need to Italy, including a multi-visa.
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answered 12 years ago
I don't see any problems. Submit boldly, you will certainly be given a visa.
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answered 12 years ago
The fact is that in the visa center of the village. Italy has a feature - a multivisa is given ONLY on the condition that there is already at least one ITALIAN visa in the passport for the last 2 years. Otherwise, the visa is issued only for the specified period of stay.
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answered 12 years ago
If it is so important to get a multivisa. Take any - Greek, Finnish ...
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answered 12 years ago
Is it their whim or is it in the documents? Take a printout from the embassy website, if not, then go to the Visa Application Center and show the document. The visa center does not issue any visas, but simply prepares the documents and submits them to the consulate, and it (the consulate) decides whether to give you a multivisa or not.
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answered 12 years ago
Maybe you just mixed up the rule for issuing the first visa? There is a tradition to give the first multivisa for six months, not for a year, and all subsequent ones are annual. But the first one can still be a multivisa, not a short-term one. Please clarify, you probably misunderstood.
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answered 12 years ago
