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One travel agency helps to open a tourist visa to Italy. But they said that the flight would be from Chernivtsi (since we turned to the representation of the firm in Chernivtsi) and to Romania, and in Romania, a transfer to a plane to Italy. They motivate this by the fact that supposedly we are not in the European Union. This prompts an idea. Can someone suggest something
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It is not easy to open a visa to Italy in Kyiv, but it is possible. There are many requirements for documents that cannot always be met. Perhaps this issue is resolved easier through transit through Romania? But there are other less rosy options. It is better to thoroughly clarify everything and "break through" the travel agency for decency through Kyiv.
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answered 15 years ago
So tell me, which travel agency?
Visa opens Italian or Romanian? If it's Italian, it doesn't matter where you fly from.
Schedule a / p Chernivtsi provides information on just a few flights - to Kyiv, Tel Aviv and Athens.
Visa opens Italian or Romanian? If it's Italian, it doesn't matter where you fly from.
Schedule a / p Chernivtsi provides information on just a few flights - to Kyiv, Tel Aviv and Athens.
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answered 15 years ago
timetable through Chernivtsi because a charter was opened there not so long ago
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answered 15 years ago
Dont need it, thanks. Poland, Italy, Germany, Norway and England will be covered by us on the Vizeira. Interested in Spain, Austria, France.
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answered 15 years ago
and here the European Union. Do they want to open a Romanian visa? In general, in your place, I myself applied for a visa in the visa center of Italy, and flew with Visaer to Venice. This is how we arranged it, booked the hotel ourselves, received a visa for 3 days.
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answered 15 years ago
Of the Eastern European countries, the Schengen visa is not valid only in Bulgaria and Romania, but even these countries can be transited on a Schengen visa without obtaining a visa of the corresponding country, the transit time is not more than 48 hours. But you definitely need to go to another country, not the one with which you stopped in Bulgaria or Romania. That is, if you drove in like in transit, did your business and back, then in this case you pay a decent fine for not observing transit - from 2,500 euros.
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answered 15 years ago
Charter from Chernivtsi to Milan? Wonders.
And I don't believe in miracles.
And I don't believe in miracles.
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answered 15 years ago
some dumb office chesslovo! so what if we are not in the EU, planes fly from us too, oddly enough. there were many cases when travel agencies were negligent in filling out documents and denied a visa.
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answered 15 years ago
The first question for you - do you need it?
Or are you not going to travel there?
Now there are enough travel agencies that open a visa to Italy, with a departure from where you need to. You pay money and you should set the rules of the game, not the travel agency. Interchange charters are from the realm of fantasy :)
Or are you not going to travel there?
Now there are enough travel agencies that open a visa to Italy, with a departure from where you need to. You pay money and you should set the rules of the game, not the travel agency. Interchange charters are from the realm of fantasy :)
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answered 15 years ago