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Obtaining a visa to Latvia
I am a citizen of Ukraine, my daughter is 9 years old, a citizen of Latvia, lives with my ex-wife in Latvia. Can I open a visa without an invitation?
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Unlikely. Now, if your parents were ethnic Latvians or lived in Latvia or had real estate in Latvia, then yes, an invitation is not required, it is enough to confirm kinship.
And the daughter, the wife - no, it won’t work. Only in case of a serious illness of such close relatives an urgent visa is issued without an invitation (God forbid).
So let them send you an invitation, and it should be with a number in the consular department, and you will write this number in the visa application form. Have a good trip!
And the daughter, the wife - no, it won’t work. Only in case of a serious illness of such close relatives an urgent visa is issued without an invitation (God forbid).
So let them send you an invitation, and it should be with a number in the consular department, and you will write this number in the visa application form. Have a good trip!
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answered 13 years ago
The "classic package" of documents for obtaining Schengen (Latvian) is quite suitable.
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answered 13 years ago
You can open a tourist Schengen visa (you need confirmation of accommodation and round-trip tickets).
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answered 13 years ago
vasylko1! Most likely, in your case, your ex-wife is determined by the court as the guardian of the child after the divorce. And until the age of your daughter, all decisions concerning her (including the design of the invitation) are made by the wife.
Judging from your short story, the ex-wife is not going to issue an invitation for you at the consulate. Therefore, the only way out is to issue a regular tourist Schengen with a classic package of documents.
Judging from your short story, the ex-wife is not going to issue an invitation for you at the consulate. Therefore, the only way out is to issue a regular tourist Schengen with a classic package of documents.
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answered 13 years ago
