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guys! Has anyone traveled to Europe in January?
guys! Has anyone traveled to Europe in January? how did you get a visa if the departure is on January 11, because it seems like from 1 to 10 holidays at the consulate? received in advance?
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Deal with visa issues in mid-December, no later, as the consulates then rush. Also keep in mind that from December 24 in European consulates holidays (Christmas).
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answered 11 years ago
Is it possible to get a visa in advance in December? when I went to Italy last time, I was given a visa 3 days before departure, although the documents were submitted a month before ((
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answered 11 years ago
And this year, my visa to Spain was opened 25 days before the trip. Once in a while it doesn't have to.
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answered 11 years ago
Must be done in advance. Moreover, some overloaded consulates may stop accepting documents in mid-December.
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answered 11 years ago
A visa must always be done in advance. If you want to do it yourself, then you need to apply as early as possible, or you can apply three months before the expected start of the trip. And then you will be with a visa in your hands a month or two before departure. And travel agencies very often practice the comfort of issuing visas back to back, they collect a group and the documents of tourists simply lie at the manager’s desk, they don’t give them out with the thought that suddenly you will take off without them, etc. Sometimes passports are given to tourists only at the airport or on the bus. But these are travel agencies. And consulates work according to other principles. For example, now many have opened visa centers for short-term visas. And there is a pre-registration system - so it's often difficult to sign up before the holidays - dates for the whole of December, for example, can be busy. Yes, you can catch something if someone refuses, but this often needs to be checked, etc. With a visa, the sooner the better, believe me)))
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answered 11 years ago
I used to have visas in my passport one and a half to two months before the trip, there were delays only when applying through travel agencies / for a long time /
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answered 11 years ago
In Italy in January it's just wonderful, there are sales around, you can dress from head to toe in the best brands for a very modest amount. You can apply for a visa, if on your own, back in November, if through TA, then pay the tour in full and submit the documents. Last year, my daughter went to NG to Estonia and Finland, she dealt with the visa on her own in November.
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answered 11 years ago
In St. Petersburg, the Consulate General of Finland worked ALL New Year's holidays, it is not customary for Finns to thump for so many days in a row.
Find out the consulate's work schedule in advance, but it's better to apply in December.
Find out the consulate's work schedule in advance, but it's better to apply in December.
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answered 11 years ago
"The Finns do not take so many days to thump "-I agree (plus). But this is at home. And they come to drink in Estonia or St. Petersburg. (this is not relevant to the question).
In any case - apply for a visa in advance.
In any case - apply for a visa in advance.
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answered 11 years ago
So the consulate or embassy is also their homeland.
Myths about drunken Finns in Russia are the last century.
Genetically, this nation has a fear of punishment.
I repeatedly booze with the Finns, the field of which they slept with me not for two hours, like our peasants, but for two days)))
Myths about drunken Finns in Russia are the last century.
Genetically, this nation has a fear of punishment.
I repeatedly booze with the Finns, the field of which they slept with me not for two hours, like our peasants, but for two days)))
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answered 11 years ago
"After that they slept with me not for two hours, like our peasants, but for two days" - weak Finns got caught. Where are the Finns before our peasants ?!
Thanks for the positive.
Actually, the question is not about the Finns. Yakovenko5 is going to Italy.
Thanks for the positive.
Actually, the question is not about the Finns. Yakovenko5 is going to Italy.
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answered 11 years ago
thanks for the answers, yes, I'm going to Italy. I will make a visa in advance!
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answered 11 years ago
